[nagdu] Do's and Don't's
Julie J
julielj at windstream.net
Mon Jun 1 20:48:08 UTC 2009
Katrin,
Do you know the brand name of the collapsible crate that you use? I am
looking for one, but haven't had any luck finding one that he can fit into,
that weighs less than ten pounds and is affordable.
Thanks much!
Julie
----- Original Message -----
From: "Katrin Andberg" <katrin at maplewooddog.com>
To: <nagdu at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Monday, June 01, 2009 1:46 PM
Subject: Re: [nagdu] Do's and Don't's
>I am rather surprised to hear that those with dogs who have been sick at
> home or on trips in hotels, the dog didn't try to wake you up? All of my
> dogs are very well house trained and any time they are ill, their 1st line
> of attack is to try to wake me up or get my attention somehow. I am most
> of
> the time at night in a medication induced stupor since I've got insomnia
> and
> otherwise don't sleep, and still my dogs wake me up enough to get them
> outside and not sick on the rug.
>
>
>
> 2 of my dogs sleep on the bed and 2 sleep in crates. One because he's
> still
> a puppy and gets into trouble and the other because he's an insomniac an
> doesn't settle well at night unless crated. James gets bed privileges
> because he has earned them over the years. The 1st behavior though is no
> bed or furniture privileges, until the dog has learned 'off' very well and
> then when they have proven they know the rules, they can get up on the
> couch
> or the bed with permission. The funny thing is though that most of my
> dogs
> prefer the floor or the dog bed to the couch. During the day James'
> favorite spot is on the hardwood at my feet under my computer desk.
> Either
> that or under the coffee table or the spare crate in the living room.
>
>
>
> When we travel to a hotel, I either bring his soft sided crate that is
> collapsible to the size of a dinner plate or I bring an extra sheet or 2
> for
> the bed.
>
>
>
> Katrin & James
>
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