Website review: How Old Should a Dog Be Before He ...
spllogics discovered this in Pets
•8 reviews since Mar 6, 2008
pets, dogs, training
•watchandtrain.com/dogtraining/blogs/thoughts/...
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spllogics discovered 6 months ago- How to know when your dog is ready to be left alone in the house.
- JulYsim rated 5 months ago
- good tips
- kelliannie rated 5 months ago
- Good advice. Any one getting a dog needs to read this column.
- Jmilli rated 6 months ago
- Hey, phenomenon27. Thanks for reading my post and commenting. It clearly says, "General Guidelines" and "approximately 8 months of age". Some of my clients leave their dogs out at 5 months with no problems. However, it is always important to watch for signs of regressions and destruction. I don't view dog training as an absolute science. You have to be smart about patterns and watching for potential problems that might cause harm to the dog. Some dogs do well at 5 months, others take much longer. There are a lot of variables involved. I hope that your dog doesn't chew something more harmful. I always focus on being safe, rather than pushing my luck. Thanks for reading!
- phenomenon27 rated 6 months ago
- 8 months!???? This guy is obviously doing something wrong if it takes him that long...I have five dogs and NONE of them were causing problems when they were out before 8 months. My youngest puppy is 9 months and she's had the run of the house since 5 months, and it's only on occasion that I'll come home and she's chewed on a piece of paper or something, more out of not knowing what's a chew toy than being destructive.
- cindy22534 rated 6 months ago
- Great Dog Tips! Every article, all the time
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