8 Week Old Puppy -Crate Training (GIZMO the Pug)
Published 2013-11-06
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All Comments (14)
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It is my ultimate dream to have a pug! I love getting these great tips for the future 🥹❤️
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Great training tips, thanks for sharing!
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When I first got my pug, he had to sleep in that cage for a few weeks. The poor little guy... Still, this is very cute! Look at the sweet puppy!
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I just got an 8-week old puppy today.
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Cute pug.
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Thx for the advise great video
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great tips!!!am hooked for more.
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I'm getting a pug at the end of summer and your really useful and I liked and subscribed 😊
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@LindleyAppollis I couldn't reply to you directly, but you asked what kind of treats do I use. If I'm working with a new dog at someone's house, I bring in the GOOD stuff-lunch meat, boiled chicken, fat free turkey dogs, etc. Tiny Tiny pieces! But when I do board and trains, i will start with a few treats and QUICKLY wean them onto their regular dry kibble. The idea of "working for food" can really create a brain shift when they aren't eating from a bowl but actually working for it. But when I'm a new person in someone's house, I need an edge so I bring in the good stuff. Same if I go to a new area I know the dog will be uncomfortable in. If they aren't that food driven, high value treats....then wean them to kibble :) Hope that helps! And that is only the first step, don't forget to check out the next part of the video, link in description.
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What kind of treats do you give to him
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Soooo cute, little ball of fat 😊
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What is the treat you are giving him, I am having a hard time finding a treat that makes my puppy excited
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Not good idea I did this with my pug n now he barks to come out to go back i for a treat so u have try make it a safe place with out giving them things for going in it
