My son crates his dogs and he started together when they were tiny but now crates separate. They are so good and know that to go straight to their crates after walking to dry off. It also makes them feel secure and a good discipline to initiate x Most of the time they are out of the crates. Your puppies were so good Kate they looked so cute 😊
Don't feel bad about the dishes....I do the last dishes in the middle of the night, when Kevin's at work. You do them when you can. Sophie and Mollie were so well behaved, sitting right there in the kitchen with you :)
Can someone please explain the idea of crating puppies/dogs. It doesn't seem to be a thing in my country, and it seems like a very unnatural way of treating animals. My sister-in-law's puppy ended up with a bladder infection from trying not to pee in his crate. As for separating the puppies at night....surely all they want to do is find security cuddling with one another in a big comfy bed. After all, they are just babies.
I’m not really sure where the idea originated but it is very useful and crate training is commonly used in the UK and the USA . The only reason we separated them last night was I was concerned the more dominant puppy may bully the quieter one and injure her . We have had them together in a huge crate up to now and I take your point they much prefer being together and cuddling but we also want them to learn to be independent of each other to .
Ps using a crate at times when we can’t supervise them also stops them destroying our house 😂 our first two puppies we had before crates were a thing chewed all the corners off our kitchen cupboards as we slept them in the kitchen
Hi Kate! Your puppies are absolutely gorgeous. My puppy always annoys my 14 year old Staffy and as you say a lot of time is spent looking after them. Thank you for sharing Kate🌹🇦🇺
Just found this channel. I do love Kate’s house, but wonder if drying all the glasses, putting them on a tray, and carrying them to the cupboard would make more sense. Drying and stacking the plates, carrying them all together. I would absolutely love a rambling Georgian house and would decorate exactly like Kate has, but I think my ADHD brain would be unable to keep house without a staff to help me!
Dry one item, walk twenty feet, place it in a cupboard, return to sink, grab a single plate, walk fifteen feet to put it in a cupboard… have you ever worked? This is unbelievably inefficient. How does it not cross your mind to 1) dry several items at once (stack of plates) or hav your kitchen reorganized. Absolute madness. Have you been tested for AdHD?????
Why does it matter to you how kate dry's her dishes or how much walking she does it's all exercise and if she likes it this way so be it we all do things differently 😏
I think this is such a great channel! Don't change a thing!😊
Glad you enjoy it! Thank you 🙏 ☺️ Karen
Here here!! Couldn't agree more
Thank you 🙏 ☺️ really appreciate your support although I think need to experiment with a tripod 🤣
My son crates his dogs and he started together when they were tiny but now crates separate.
They are so good and know that to go straight to their crates after walking to dry off. It also makes them feel secure and a good discipline to initiate x
Most of the time they are out of the crates.
Your puppies were so good Kate they looked so cute 😊
Yes we’ve always found crate training to be helpful
The puppies are gorgeous thay are so lucky haveing you as ther mum xxxxx
Thank you ☺️ Linda that’s very kind of you to say
Just love your puppies. They are so cute. Two lucky little girls to have a beautiful home to live in and a lovely mum to look after them
You are so kind Janis thank you 🙏 ☺️ so much
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Thank you Mandy
Don't feel bad about the dishes....I do the last dishes in the middle of the night, when Kevin's at work. You do them when you can. Sophie and Mollie were so well behaved, sitting right there in the kitchen with you :)
Thank you ☺️ They were such good 😊 puppies 🐾🐾🐾🐾 they were probably wondering why I was talking to myself
Perfect for what I need to do today, Here we go...
I forgot about my toaster until you said, thank you
Any time Nettie thank you 🙏 ☺️
Hello from Nebraska 🥰 we have the same microwave 😀
Hi from Norfolk England in the UK 🇬🇧 Thank you ☺️ I love the retro look of this microwave and the colour . Is yours the same colour ?
@@CleanWithKate-l4h yes🤣🥰
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Hi kate, not sure if iv missed it, but have u named the puppies yet? ❤
Yes we have ☺️ they are Molly ( in the red collar ) and Sophie ( blue collar )
@@CleanWithKate-l4h aww lovely names ☺️
Thank you ☺️ Dawn
Can someone please explain the idea of crating puppies/dogs. It doesn't seem to be a thing in my country, and it seems like a very unnatural way of treating animals. My sister-in-law's puppy ended up with a bladder infection from trying not to pee in his crate. As for separating the puppies at night....surely all they want to do is find security cuddling with one another in a big comfy bed. After all, they are just babies.
I’m not really sure where the idea originated but it is very useful and crate training is commonly used in the UK and the USA . The only reason we separated them last night was I was concerned the more dominant puppy may bully the quieter one and injure her . We have had them together in a huge crate up to now and I take your point they much prefer being together and cuddling but we also want them to learn to be independent of each other to .
Ps using a crate at times when we can’t supervise them also stops them destroying our house 😂 our first two puppies we had before crates were a thing chewed all the corners off our kitchen cupboards as we slept them in the kitchen
Hi Kate! Your puppies are absolutely gorgeous. My puppy always annoys my 14 year old Staffy and as you say a lot of time is spent looking after them. Thank you for sharing Kate🌹🇦🇺
You’re very welcome thank you ☺️ for letting me know Maggy
How is it efficient to dry one cup and then walk twenty feet to put it away? You must be exhausted and overwhelmed. Very inefficient.
Thank you for the feedback . I must admit I’d never really thought it it’s just how I do things . Hopefully 🙏 🤞 it keeps me fit
Just found this channel. I do love Kate’s house, but wonder if drying all the glasses, putting them on a tray, and carrying them to the cupboard would make more sense. Drying and stacking the plates, carrying them all together. I would absolutely love a rambling Georgian house and would decorate exactly like Kate has, but I think my ADHD brain would be unable to keep house without a staff to help me!
😂 thank you ☺️ my method of putting the glasses away is not the quickest and I agree staff would be wonderful
Dry one item, walk twenty feet, place it in a cupboard, return to sink, grab a single plate, walk fifteen feet to put it in a cupboard… have you ever worked? This is unbelievably inefficient. How does it not cross your mind to 1) dry several items at once (stack of plates) or hav your kitchen reorganized. Absolute madness. Have you been tested for AdHD?????
Why does it matter to you how kate dry's her dishes or how much walking she does it's all exercise and if she likes it this way so be it we all do things differently 😏
It helps me get my steps in I like to do 15000 a day
Just be kind,why does everyone think they know best. Let people just do their thing.She’s not hurting anyone.
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Why are you being so unkind it really shows up you no one else. Treat people the way you want to be treated.