[NAGDU] Loose in the house

[Tracy Carcione]

Hi Dar.
Does your pup wake up in the night and chew on things?  Even early on,
Krokus would sleep through the night without getting into mischief, on
tie-down.
If you're planning a trip, you could try letting her sleep on tie-down at
home, instead of a crate, and see how she does.
Tracy



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Subject: Re: [NAGDU] Loose in the house

Yes I have a tie down, but I don't want her to chew the bed or anything like
that.
She gets board where I don't know if apple would ruin a bed or not, or if it
would be a good idea to take something like that or if you could.
I know you can't have sprays in your bags.

Original message:
> This is where tie downs made of bike cable come in handy.

> Caitlyn

>> On Jan 24, 2016, at 2:48 PM, Dar via NAGDU <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:

>> Wow I still keep a leash on my dog so we know where she is, my 
>> concern is going to a hotel and she gets board while we are sleeping. 
>> Even on tie down, I don't know of a traveling crate that will fit in 
>> a case with clothes.

>> Dar
>> Every Saint has a past,
>> Every sinner has a future, Sent from my iPad

>>> On Jan 24, 2016, at 10:13 AM, Tracy Carcione via NAGDU 
>>> <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:

>>> Hi Chaim.
>>> I saw your post a couple weeks ago about needing to keep your dog 
>>> confined because of poor house behavior, and how you hope to give 
>>> him more freedom when you move to a new place.
>>> I feel your pain.  Krokus's house behavior was atrocious when I 
>>> brought him home.  He chewed on everything, and jumped on counters 
>>> and tables.  I blame immaturity, and crate training.  I figured he 
>>> could never learn proper behavior if he was always confined, so I 
>>> only put him in his crate when no one could watch him.  I kept him 
>>> on leash or closely supervised for probably
>>> 8 months.  It was a pain in the neck, but it has paid off.  He can 
>>> now be free in the house, without us always worrying about what he's 
>>> doing when one of us isn't there with him.  He still needs close 
>>> supervision when food is out, but otherwise he's good.
>>> So there's hope for ill-mannered dogs.  It takes a lot of work, but 
>>> it does pay off.
>>> Tracy



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