Playpen Dog
Crate at night and Playpen during the day?
I am currently potty training my puppy. I decided to let her sleep at night in her crate and let her stay in her play yard during the day. The play yard pretty much covers 34.5 square feet. The play yard has a doggy bed, toys, food, drink, as well as a dog litter (she knows how to poop and pee in there). I want her to really know how to used that potty before I let her have the whole house.
Is this a good setup?
i just got a chii pup and i was told crates are better but if you pee pad them it will be harder to train them to go out. i pee pad mine and hopefully she will learn to go out now. its hard. good luck
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