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Old 07-16-2006, 07:14 AM   #1
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The new puppy cries most of the time that he is in the kitchen, he won't play with any of the toys in there or lay on his bed. He just stands near the gate and cries. Is there anything I can do to calm him or help him so he relaxes some?
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The new puppy cries most of the time that he is in the kitchen, he won't play with any of the toys in there or lay on his bed. He just stands near the gate and cries. Is there anything I can do to calm him or help him so he relaxes some?
Morgan has been doing that too if she can see me when she's in her expen. I just ignore her until she's quiet. when she's quiet, she's either fallen asleep or she sitting there staring at me trying to use her mind powers to get me to let her out. She tried this game at 3 in the morning today and i ignored her again, she fell asleep in 5 minutes. I know its tough to ignore their cries but you gotta do it otherwise they'll cry all the time and eventually you'll break down and let them out each time they cry, which only teaches them to cry more.
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Morgan has been doing that too if she can see me when she's in her expen. I just ignore her until she's quiet. when she's quiet, she's either fallen asleep or she sitting there staring at me trying to use her mind powers to get me to let her out. She tried this game at 3 in the morning today and i ignored her again, she fell asleep in 5 minutes. I know its tough to ignore their cries but you gotta do it otherwise they'll cry all the time and eventually you'll break down and let them out each time they cry, which only teaches them to cry more.
I know it's hard!! I've ended up closing the door between the kitchen and the family room. I figure it is better that way since he can't see me, but I can still hear him. It can only get better, right?
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yup, they'll tire themselves out eventually LOL
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Have you seen those beds that have a dog on it and it puts out a sound that sounds like the mothers heartbeat. Maybe something like that would help you. Someone posted that they had one of these the other day.
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Have you seen those beds that have a dog on it and it puts out a sound that sounds like the mothers heartbeat. Maybe something like that would help you. Someone posted that they had one of these the other day.
That's a really good idea!! I'm going to go search for one of those now.
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I hope you find one. I know it would have came in handy with my Jewels who did the same thing. Shana at Tinkerbellscloset has alot of beds so be sure to check on there. Also maybe Petedge
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I ordered one of these beds. It is called the Comfort Pup Dog Nest with Heartbeat. It runs on AAA batteries. I have not yet used it. Here is the link where I got it from:

http://www.pet-expo.com/cgi-bin/sear...BP=1&RCAT=100.

Once you get to the page, there is a search bar on top. Just type in comfort pup. The bed is a few items down on the results page.
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I ordered one of these beds. It is called the Comfort Pup Dog Nest with Heartbeat. It runs on AAA batteries. I have not yet used it. Here is the link where I got it from:

http://www.pet-expo.com/cgi-bin/sear...BP=1&RCAT=100.

Once you get to the page, there is a search bar on top. Just type in comfort pup. The bed is a few items down on the results page.

Thanks for that link. I think that was the best price for the item! I just ordered it. Hopefully it will arrive sooner than later.
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Mine arrived in about a week. Please tell me how it works for you. I have not opened mine yet so I could send it back! Ha Ha Ha
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Since I got my puppy at 8 weeks, he has successfully (without complaining) stayed penned in the kitchen/laundry room area while I go to work (four 6-hour days a week). He has never known any different.

However, when I'm home, he be crying and throwing a fit in less than one minute if I penned him in the kitchen.

When I'm home, I slap a belly band on him and let him have run of the house.... which he loves of course.

He's 10 months old now - and, strangely he almost never wet in the kitchen while I'm gone --sometimes 7 hours. But he will pee when he has run of the house. But, with age, even this has become much less - and almost never if I get him outside every two or three hours. I notice also that (while wearing a belling band), he almost never wets during the night anymore - as long as 8 or 9 hours. So - he's coming along.

BUT - again. if I penned him up while I was home, he would be crying his head off.

And - 80% of the time when I'm home, he just follows me around the house and settles down beside me wherever I am and naps by my feet. He does get outside four or five times a day for half an hour or so - and plays and runs his little legs off visiting with everyone.

Good luck. I have no clue how you can keep your little pup from crying while being penned up when you're home. He obviously hates it and wants to be with you.

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Since I got my puppy at 8 weeks, he has successfully (without complaining) stayed penned in the kitchen/laundry room area while I go to work (four 6-hour days a week). He has never known any different.

However, when I'm home, he be crying and throwing a fit in less than one minute if I penned him in the kitchen.

When I'm home, I slap a belly band on him and let him have run of the house.... which he loves of course.

He's 10 months old now - and, strangely he almost never wet in the kitchen while I'm gone --sometimes 7 hours. But he will pee when he has run of the house. But, with age, even this has become much less - and almost never if I get him outside every two or three hours. I notice also that (while wearing a belling band), he almost never wets during the night anymore - as long as 8 or 9 hours. So - he's coming along.

BUT - again. if I penned him up while I was home, he would be crying his head off.

And - 80% of the time when I'm home, he just follows me around the house and settles down beside me wherever I am and naps by my feet. He does get outside four or five times a day for half an hour or so - and plays and runs his little legs off visiting with everyone.

Good luck. I have no clue how you can keep your little pup from crying while being penned up when you're home. He obviously hates it and wants to be with you.

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Thanks for the tips. I am going to take his measurements today and get him a belly band. I think that will help solve some of the problems.

I'm not sure how others are able to keep their pup penned up while they are home. I'm not having much luck with that.
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There is one in the Jeffers Pet catalog, it's really cute for only $16.95. If the link below doesn't get you there for some reason, just go to Jeffers Pet and in the search bar type: Comfort Pup and it will come up. Hope that helps.


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I was lucky with Cali, I bought her a dog play pen so one end zips open so I can leave it open when I am home and zip it when I am gone. I but her bedding at one end and her pee pad at the other and have from the day i got her at 9 weeks. She loves her playpen and goes in there to nap and if she sees me getting ready to go out she goes in their for me to zip up. This is the first dog I have ever crated and it worked out well. But I think 2 things helped, one the Breeder kept her in a playpen so she was use to it and I have another dog who lays by her playpen. Also,I have always kept the playpen in my bedroom and she is never alone for more than 2 hours. I do think they get use to it if you just persevere which ca be hard to do. Good luck.
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The new puppy cries most of the time that he is in the kitchen, he won't play with any of the toys in there or lay on his bed. He just stands near the gate and cries. Is there anything I can do to calm him or help him so he relaxes some?

I recommend the comfort pup beds. I should have them on my website soon. They have a heartbeat noise inside them and this comforts young puppies or dogs with anxiety problems. Its supposed to feel like there mom's heartbeat. The company that makes those beds also makes comfort toys that have the same heartbeat too. I think these products are awesome and I wish I had known about them when Chloe was a puppy.
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