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Originally Posted by RemydeHaviland  Remy was never crate trained, and IMO it may be difficult to attempt to after 18 months
Your concern appears to be safety - perhaps you could use baby gates to cordon off certain areas of the house so she still has the "perception" of freedom
This works for Remy at my parents house - he does not mind being "kept out" of places... but he hates, hates, hates being confined to a place |
Same with Jackson.... HATES confinement lol. When we visit at my dads house, he has free reign of the whole downstairs. The upstairs is blocked off from the dogs mainly because they have 2 cats that stay up there, so it just is less work. And he doesn't mind that.
Jackson's issue is if he can physically SEE me, but can't get to me... he just can't
stand it.
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Originally Posted by Fantastic49 when you leave the house, what do you do with jackson? is he free to roam?!? he's obviously extremely well trained (i've seen the tapes  ). i'm just a little concerned b/c she's so tiny (3 lbs).... |
Yup, he's got the whole house. He never does anything but sleeps tho!
It wasn't really something I ever trained him to do... he just never bothered w/ anything when no one was home. Of course, it was/is a different story when we ARE home!
