RE: Helping a Puppy Going Through Separation Anxiety
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By suzi_homemaker01 (Guest Post)
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The windup clock is a miracle or really any clock that ticks loud that you can place close by will work. Also, playing music or a TV will help ease the lonliness. The smalller the bed area the better so that they feel cozy like they did when cuddling with mom and siblings. Toys to play with and chew on, frequent visits and lots of love will help. Good luck!
Posted on 02/11/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Helping a Puppy Going Through Separation Anxiety
I am not leaving my puppy alone for 8 hrs straight. I go and check on him 4 times out of the day. I understand that he is young but actually everything is working out okay!! I did place a shirt in the kennel and I leave the radio on and he has a chew bone and cuddle toy. How the time works out he is only alone for 2-3 before I can go check on him. He is doing awesome. Training is going well. He is sitting when I say and I am now working on the stay part. Thank you everyone for your feedback!!
Posted on 02/07/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Helping a Puppy Going Through Separation Anxiety
The wind up clock did work with my puppy.
Posted on 02/07/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Helping a Puppy Going Through Separation Anxiety
Eight hrs. is really too long for an 11-wk. old puppy to go without being let out to relieve himself so I hope you're having someone come at midday to let him out.
Posted on 02/06/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Helping a Puppy Going Through Separation Anxiety
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By Rum Bailey (Guest Post)
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When my Great Dane puppy first came home I put one of my old t-shirts that I had worn all day into the crate with her. If you keep going down to check on her every time she cries or whines you are being trained by your dog, not the other way around. Check out some local dog trainers for advice and please enroll your pup in obedience training! important for every dog AND owner no matter the breed.
Also, if you want the crate in the dining room thats where it should stay! Do not move it from room to room.
good luck!
Posted on 02/05/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Helping a Puppy Going Through Separation Anxiety
Think about a child. What would you do if that were a child? The puppy is crying for a reason. He's lonely. You might want to let him in the bedroom where there is people. Dogs are pack animals. The owners are the alpha and we stay together. Moma or sibling dogs don't separate from one another. Once he gets use to being away from the original pack, he will settle into your pack.
Posted on 02/04/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Helping a Puppy Going Through Separation Anxiety
hey there, i have an almost-foruth month ofd pup, and he also did the same thing the first couple of weeks in his crate. Justrest assured, they will stop in at leats the next month, and I know with my guy he only cries when we are in the house and he REALLY doesn't want to be in his crate. :)
Posted on 02/04/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Helping a Puppy Going Through Separation Anxiety
hey there, i have an almost-foruth month ofd pup, and he also did the same thing the first couple of weeks in his crate. Justrest assured, they will stop in at leats the next month, and I know with my guy he only cries when we are in the house and he REALLY doesn't want to be in his crate. :)
Posted on 02/04/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Helping a Puppy Going Through Separation Anxiety
I have an almost-four month old pup, and he also did the same thing the first couple of weeks in his crate. Just rest assured, they will stop in at least the next month, and I know with my guy he only cries when we are in the house and he REALLY doesn't want to be in his crate. :)
Posted on 02/04/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Helping a Puppy Going Through Separation Anxiety
I've read some where or I've heard that a wind-up clock simulates the heart break of the puppy's mother. So give it a try and see if it works.
Posted on 02/04/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
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