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Chuck a bucket of water over the noisy c**t

FFS....... Bet your one one of these people who get down beside them when there not eating much eh Skycat......"Yum, yum ,yum....copy Mummy look!!"........

Plenty of folk actually.....I know a good few lads that will spend the night up with pups or injured and sick dogs.

How do i stop my saluki whipp grey crying when in a crate?

 

How old is it?

 

If it is a young pup, then sleep on a mattress next to the crate for the first few nights: that way it won't feel scared and alone: you just stick your hand into the crate and stroke it, but also, if the pup has been carefully reared, it won't want to pee in the crate: you take it outside every few hours for the first week or so by which time a pup will usually have the hang of the housetraining thing, but bear in mind that young pups can't hold their pee for very long at all: they need to go every couple of hours or so.

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How do i stop my saluki whipp grey crying when in a crate?

dont play with the pup in the house, think about it, the house becomes a play area in the pups mind, and when in the crate he is missing out, like bringing a runner ferreting and leaving him in a crate beside us, he rip the f**king thing apart, same mindset bud,

 

Outside play/ inside rest, cuts out all the bullshit, dogs get used to coming in and chilling out because they wont develop a physical memory of play indoors,

 

make the crate a positive, feed in the crate, and no attention in the house , best of luck

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How do i stop my saluki whipp grey crying when in a crate?

 

How old is it?

 

If it is a young pup, then sleep on a mattress next to the crate for the first few nights: that way it won't feel scared and alone: you just stick your hand into the crate and stroke it, but also, if the pup has been carefully reared, it won't want to pee in the crate: you take it outside every few hours for the first week or so by which time a pup will usually have the hang of the housetraining thing, but bear in mind that young pups can't hold their pee for very long at all: they need to go every couple of hours or so.

 

That's what I had to do with my saluki x. She Sharp got the hang of it. Although she still loves a whine now and then

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noting worse than a winging pup sleep beside it are u for real u dont want the dog tinkn its ok to cry for any reason it cries ignore him or her they will sonn get the jist of it or the radio on low keep them comfterble but nip it in the bud as soon as it learns before u have a dog crying for the radio to b on all the time or just put it out the back in the shed then u wont hear it crying

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How do i stop my saluki whipp grey crying when in a crate?

 

How old is it?

 

If it is a young pup, then sleep on a mattress next to the crate for the first few nights: that way it won't feel scared and alone: you just stick your hand into the crate and stroke it, but also, if the pup has been carefully reared, it won't want to pee in the crate: you take it outside every few hours for the first week or so by which time a pup will usually have the hang of the housetraining thing, but bear in mind that young pups can't hold their pee for very long at all: they need to go every couple of hours or so.

FFS....... :laugh: Bet your one one of these people who get down beside them when there not eating much eh Skycat......"Yum, yum ,yum....copy Mummy look!!"........ :laugh:

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