|
Post by lucycleathes on Mar 24, 2021 5:37:50 GMT
Dogs are social creatures and they want to spend time with you. It's a good idea to put your dog's new bed in the room where you are. Don't be afraid to move it around from room to room. Where ever you happen to be hanging out is where your pooch wants to be! Finally, you can create a reward system when your pet uses his new bed. Take a few minutes each day and train your dog to sit on his bed. Using positive reinforcement, it's easy to teach your dog a basic sit/stay right on the bed. Reward your dog with a Healthy Dog Treat each time. Soon enough, your dog will associate his new bed with really good things. pet beds Australia
|
|
|
Post by jackluthes on Aug 10, 2022 11:25:21 GMT
It can be hard to establish boundaries, especially with indoor dogs. You have to train them as early as possible to avoid unwanted issues like sleeping on your bed — unless, of course, this is exactly what you want. But for some fur-parents, it can be a huge problem dealing with fur and dirt on the bed, plus having to battle it out for space on the bed. Getting them their own pet bed can teach them boundaries when it comes to sleeping time. Establishing this will help in letting them know when they can sleep on your bed and when they need to sleep on theirs. Remember that it has to be on your terms, and not theirs. dog bowls Australia
|
|