Walter Chong Webboard User Reg: 10-15-2009
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Quote: Marcia Blum
Walter,
do you have a yard now? when you say the dog will live inside, you do have an exercise plan for the new pup?
I live in a townhouse type condo and yes I have a reasonable fenced backyard. Behind my condo actually is a school with a big soccer field. I really don't have a exercise plan for him, any suggestion?
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A tired puppy is a good puppy.....lots of walks where he can explore the world and meet new people and see new things. You got a window there where you want the dog to be exposed to as many things as possible, new people, kids on skateboards, bikes.
If there is construction going on near you that is a great place to walk the dog if they are doing anything noisy! I use to work at a construction company and would bring my pups there to get use to air brakes, dumpsters being emptied, air comressors. You get the drift.
An enclosed are that you can play ball is great also.
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Talking about dog crate, when I receive the puppy is came with a 200 size crate told by my breeder, my question is what would you guys suggest me for the size of dog crate for my puppy from puppy to fully grown? Wire crate or plastic crate?
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I use wire in the house, better ventilation and a little more roomy normally. I use the plastic for the car.
I would get the large size that you will need as an adult. If need be you can partition off part of it when he's small for potty training, but I've never really had to do that.
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You do have your point though . What should I do first when the first day I receive my puppy? During the night time when I put him in his crate should I sleep with him in the living room or should I bring him into our room or should I just leave him alone in living room by him self? As I mentioned previous post , when the puppy arrive with his 200 size crate, when I bring him home should I tranffer him into his new crate the same day or what?
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. What should I do first when the first day I receive my puppy? During the night time when I put him in his crate should I sleep with him in the living room or should I bring him into our room or should I just leave him alone in living room by him self? As I mentioned previous post , when the puppy arrive with his 200 size crate, when I bring him home should I tranffer him into his new crate the same day or what?
Too easy for my dogs to break out of them during protection work. I have extra holes for more air flow.
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