Teaching Outside The Box: How To Grab Your Stud...
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Teaching Outside the Box: How to Grab Your Stud...
Push the cart on the right to the awning. Have Marion hop up onto the awning and use it and the cart to make your way over to the ledge on the right to grab the Key. Make your way back to the switch and use the Key on the remaining set of gears to remove the last of the two bars.
If you are able to take your dog out more often than she has to go, your training efforts should pay off in a reasonable time with clean carpets, uninterrupted sleep, and a dog who knows her bathroom is outside. If you are unable to do the above, you need to seriously rethink your dog/puppy-owning plan.
If this describes your living situation, consider a litter box for your dog. You can use real sod, fake grass (Astro-turf), or even litter box material made for dogs. If you have a balcony, you can put your canine litter box there, and housetrain just as you would if you were taking your dog outside. Absent a balcony, set your litter box up in the chosen room of your apartment and housetrain there just as you would in a backyard. (If you have a male dog, you can put a secure post in your potty-box upon which he can lift his leg and still keep the urine within the confines of the box. Install a splash shield behind the post if necessary.)
Some owners like to teach their dog to ring a bell as their bathroom signal. You can do this by teaching your dog to target her nose or paw to a bell suspended on a string from the doorknob, or to a button that causes a buzzer to go off.
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Perhaps you adopted a puppy from another home where he was kept only outside, or perhaps you yourself have decided to keep your dog inside the house from now on. A very normal response for a puppy or even an adult dog who has never or rarely been in a house is to become overexcited and want to interact with and jump on everything. Just entering the house can make your dog to want to run around madly and chew on everything in sight.
First, if your dog is calmer outside, practice the settle within these familiar surroundings where your dog can succeed more rapidly. Then practice inside. Finally, practice having your dog settle in different parts of the house. You can choose to have him settle in different dog beds conveniently placed around the house, so that seeing the dog beds in the future will entice him to want to lie down in them. You can also tether him (to something secure) with a leash and harness and practice having your dog settle while you are further away, but still inside the house. Always supervise your dog when tethered to prevent accidents from happening. For example, your dog getting tangled or chewing through the leash and harness.
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