At home alone training is really based on making your home safe, giving them toys abd starting with a small area and expanding. I always started in the most safe room whereever that may be and then allow for another room or if you have large open areas try sectioning it off abd opening it up.
Also do you kennel at bed time? I do so kenneling during the day for mine
is just nap time.
Major inhibitors (these are what I have dealt with personally)
Ie if your dog chews for example cords when you are home you should not leave them unattended with acess. Or any other random plastic, wood, ...
Princess also has bladder leakage since her spay only while she sleeps which is in her crate.
If your dog panics when you leave and will climbs and jump off furnite counters to claw at eindows or chew at doors, they should be in a panic safe area.
If your dog has seizures that can start with your dog going into a dead bolt run or falling helplessly between furniture unable to establish motor control a padded crate area is more likely safer. |