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I'm confused in making choices between crate and own personal bed. My both dog and cat are trained to sleep on time and share one crate. They are very discipline at night. Since I bought them their own bed, I'm planning to let them sleep freely on th
If the sleeping arrangements work well right now then I would probably stay with what works. If you decide to switch, and it doesn’t work out well you can always go Back to a crate at night, but it will probably take several night of retraining. I am a Tim believer in staying with what works! Best of luck and thank you for using Pet Coach.
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Vivi wets the bed in her sleep pretty much every night. I've had her checked out by a vet, gotten blood work done, but everything appears to be normal. The vet gave her tolterodone 4mg twice a day, which seemed to work for a few days at a time but th
Yes, you can use an unscented sanitary pad in a doggie diaper. You may ask your veterinarian if changing medications may help to urine leakage. There are a couple products (incurin and Proin) that tend to work well but with the heart enlargement and arrhythmia, your vet will need to decide if these medications are worthwhile. You may also look for a water proof cover to keep over the bed to at least decrease the mess. Make sure to have Vivi's urine checked regularly for bladder infections because she is more prone to them. I hope this helps and please feel free to post any additional questions.
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My 3 months puppy crys to get put the crate then she goes ontop of the bed and she sleeps their and iwhen i try to move her back to the crate she wants to bite i hear the madness in her
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He’s been crate trained since he was a pup & he loves his crate. He’ll go in there just to nap but he’ll also sleep on my bed when I’m not home. Recently I’ve let him sleep with me for a few nights, & tonight I tried putting him back into his crate &
My concern is more that he growled at you when you tried to get him off the bed. Some dogs begin to feel they are our equals when they are on our level, such as on the couch or in the bed. If he is becoming “bossy” or obstinate, then I would recommend keeping him off the bed. Also, if you need to get him off the bed then entice with a treat, or have a leash on. Do not grab or pull his collar as the growl may escalate to a bite. If the crate worked well then I recommend going back to it. Good luck, and thanks for using Pet Coach.
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