Joseph Ciamarro wrote 01/04/2005 08:12 AM sleeping at night #19842 - 01/04/2005 08:12 AM
Joseph Ciamarro Webboard User Reg: 12-07-2004 Posts: 8 Loc: Offline	Hello my 7 month old cocker sleeps in a crate beside our bed at night. My wife and I think that the dog spends too much time in the crate and we were wondering if there is anything wrong in setting a blanket near the bed and having our puppy sleep there. I though of leaving her leash on and tie it to the side of the bed so she doesn't wonder off at night? any suggestions? is this a good one? joseph
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Chad Felkel wrote 01/04/2005 09:49 AM Re: sleeping at night [Re: Joseph Ciamarro ] #19843 - 01/04/2005 09:49 AM
Chad Felkel Webboard User Reg: 04-22-2004 Posts: 52 Loc: Offline	If your dog has been going in the crate at night since you got it, I would think it is quite comfortable in the crate at night. I know it isnt a good feeling to put your dog in the crate. But the crate isnt punishment, it is your dogs den. My Malinois' crate is in the same room as my computer. I leave the crate door open and if I am working on the computer he often goes into the crate on his own and just chills. He is 7 months old and I wouldnt dare leave him out at night. I know him and he would chew something up and be swinging from the fan. You know your dog.
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