Keeping A Dog. Quiet In The Kennel

[tomas 9]

He has blankets in beding area he's run first thing then at night when back from work

[LaraCroft 863]

It's a big change going from inside with people to alone in a kennel, and a long time alone ( all night, then daytime between morning and evening walks ) for a young dog. He'll need time to adjust. If he is warm,tired, comfy and has something to do ( chew toys etc ) he'll settle quicker. Please don't turn the hose on him though, his kennel should be a place he enjoys to be and can relax in. Good luck - having a noisy dog and intolerant neighbours is not easy.

[neems 2,406]

He has blankets in beding area he's run first thing then at night when back from work

 

if he's tired enough he won't whine,it wouldn't be forever just while he's settling in.

 

he'll appreciate his bed a lot more and it won't be a negative thing to be put in his kennel.

[mbdt 19]

no i advise keeping working dogs out side in a kennel with a run with shreddid paper in boxes and sawdust on floor of runs i diddnt no it was a whippet but honestly it works have tried it all with diffrent dogs over the years some people use electric shock collars but i wouldnt ever use one to quite a dog down i think like everybodys saying loads of exercise and a good warm bed and a mealn in him and he should be right

[tomas 9]

Well iv had second complaint today and I really don't know I might try introducing slowly