hey all, i thought id run this by and maybe get some imput from you all.
we currently have a pair of miniture pinchers, (reds) lucky, and penni. they have been part of the family for seven and eight years. beautiful dogs..!! we have turned our garage into their room, for sleeping and should we leave for a time, they stay there.
we have just brought home Nash. a beautiful seven week old brindle, with black mask and white markings. 10.3 lbs and just beautiful. the meet and great with the min-pins went very well. the mins are use to having doggie friends visit quit a bit, and have excepted Nash into their home.
now, down with the question.... first of all, crate training is coming along real good. with feedings and/or relax time four times a day with the door locked. nash is getting use to it slowly, but surely. however, nash and the min-pins have been sleeping together with great success in the min-pins bed. thus nash is not sleeping in the crate. as i said the garage is the dog room, and very dog friendly, and feel nash is getting well adjusted to his new surroundings.
so.... what are your feelings? is there a true need to crate train nash considering our garage is like a large crate.
thanks for any responses
we currently have a pair of miniture pinchers, (reds) lucky, and penni. they have been part of the family for seven and eight years. beautiful dogs..!! we have turned our garage into their room, for sleeping and should we leave for a time, they stay there.
we have just brought home Nash. a beautiful seven week old brindle, with black mask and white markings. 10.3 lbs and just beautiful. the meet and great with the min-pins went very well. the mins are use to having doggie friends visit quit a bit, and have excepted Nash into their home.
now, down with the question.... first of all, crate training is coming along real good. with feedings and/or relax time four times a day with the door locked. nash is getting use to it slowly, but surely. however, nash and the min-pins have been sleeping together with great success in the min-pins bed. thus nash is not sleeping in the crate. as i said the garage is the dog room, and very dog friendly, and feel nash is getting well adjusted to his new surroundings.
so.... what are your feelings? is there a true need to crate train nash considering our garage is like a large crate.
thanks for any responses
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.) but Roge at 80lbs does tend to sit on him so I can see where hes coming from, they have had a bed each but they both end up curled up together.