Join date: 2011-08-25 Age: 22 Location: Turlock, California
Subject: Re: leaving your dog to run free in the house? Mon Jan 16, 2012 9:56 pm
O my gosh, if i left anything like that in Kale's crate it would be in shreds! LOL! I can't even put anything over it, he pulls it in and shreds it and eats it.
kevo Teenager
Join date: 2011-12-22 Age: 29 Location: Waverly, IN (SS Indy)
Subject: Re: leaving your dog to run free in the house? Mon Jan 16, 2012 11:00 pm
I like the crate "bed/padding" that goes up the sides, thinking I might try that out on cali's crate because she LOVES blankets in her bed...she gets very vocal when they are getting washed...so I wash them while playing with her, then dry them while we are out for a walk so she doesn't have a crate without a blankie or two
Subject: Re: leaving your dog to run free in the house? Sun Feb 12, 2012 10:15 pm
layla has done great at home by herself, we just close all the doors so she only has run of the living room and kitchen, so far (knock on wood) all she has gotten into is some cookies left on the counter and find her sleeping on the couch when we get home. the longest she has been left alone is like 2 hours though. we need to start gettin her used to bein in her crate again. she hasnt been in it in awhile so now shes whines about it.
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LOL! I can't even put anything over it, he pulls it in and shreds it and eats it.
