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WELCOME TO ALL ANIMAL LOVERS



With this Blog I hope to share what I believe to be good information concerning dogs. I am also passionate about promoting Animal Adoptions from Shelters/Rescue Centers. There are hundreds of thousands of great pets that are desperate for a new home. If not so many of these precious animals will be destroyed needlessly. If you are not able to adopt at this time, please donate to your local Shelter. At the moment I have been very busy trying to get a new website up and running, so unfortunately that is taking up alot of my time. I have been posting some of the Articles I have written, but that is about it. In the near future I will be posting more information. I am in the process of looking for good dog information sites to link on my website. If you happen to come across a great website, article, etc concerning dogs and would like a place to share them, please let me. I will post them on this Blog and try to do a link swap with the site. I would really appreciate any help you can give me. Thanks for visiting and Have A Great Day!!



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Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Products Necessary For Crate Training Your Pet

When you bring home that new addition to your family you will need to have a "den haven" for your pet. Not only will this be his/her "den haven", it will keep your home from being destroyed during the early puppy chewing stage and house breaking period. In the next article you will be given all the information you will need to learn the concept of Crate Training your new pet and why it is so important.. Here we will show you the products that are necessary to accomplish this technique successfully.


Midwest Dog Crate
The first and most important item is a Midwest Dog Crate. There are many brands of Dog Crates out there, but the Midwest Dog Crate is the one I prefer because I feel it is a high quality product. When you are choosing a dog crate for your pet it is very important that you purchase the proper size crate. As a rule of thumb, your pet should be able to comfortably stand up and turn around in their crate. Make sure the crate is not too large for your pet. If you have a new puppy that will grow into a large adult, the Midwest Dog Crate comes with a divider panel. This is a great feature for you because you can use this divider panel to adjust the size of the crate as your dog grows. This way you only need to purchase one dog crate for the life of your dog.



Midwest Dog Crate & Pet Dreams Cratewear Set

Crate Bed & Bumper Pad
The next item that you will need is a Pet Dreams Cratewear Set. This includes a Crate Bed, Crate Cover, and a Bumper Pad. This helps you create the den-like atmosphere that your pet requires to feel safe and secure (this will be explained in the Crate Training Article). The Crate Bed in this set is a wonderful product for a puppy owner because they are completely washable and dryable. We all know puppies will have accidents during the training process and this has to be expected. However, what an ease for you to just throw the bed into the washer, dryer, and back into the crate. You might be thinking "What do I need a bumper pad for?" Let me explain. A crate bumper pad acts as a protector for your puppy's legs just like a bumper pad does for a baby in their cribs. There are many injuries every year with puppies hurting themselves in their crates. A puppy reacts in fear when he/she gets stuck and could end up causing sever damage to themselves. I have spoken to my Vet about these pads, and he thinks they are a great idea. He has seen many cases of leg damage to puppies in his practice because of this.


Basically, these 2 products are all you will need to begin Crate Training your new pet. There are many products out there to choose from, but these are the products I choose. I always look for the highest quality and the most humane products available. So your next step is to learn the technique of Crate Training. Please always remember to be patient with your puppy during this period. They are basically just like a very young child and need to be taught what is expected of them. So, please take it slow, and I wish you and your new pup well!!