It is very rewarding to come home to a cute little puppy to hug, cuddle and play with. But...........this relationship can easily go sour if the new roomate continues to eliminate on the floors. This kind of problem can easily become a deal breaker. Don't give up!

        Defining where the new pup eats, sleeps and eliminates begins the moment your new pup walks through the door. All your patients and hard work at this critical stage will save you a lot of $money$ and frustration.

       The crate is a wonderful training tool. It provides safe and comfortable quarters for your pet when you are unable to supervise. Patterns of unwanted behavior can be greatly reduced by creating a safe zone.When you travel, it becomes a portable "Home away from Home".
       The suggestion to enter the crate should always be positive. Never send your dog to the crate as a form of punishment.