Puppy's First Time Home Alone | Golden Retriever Puppy *sad*
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2021
- Leaving our new 8 week old golden retriever puppy home alone for the first time was not easy. He cried for eight minutes before falling asleep, only to wake up and cry more. He was given treats and toys, but it was still heartbreaking.
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Poor pupper, he wants his favourite hooman.
i suggest adding toys in there to keep his mind busy while your gone.
Thank you for the idea!
But without hard eyes. there is a risk he bite them off and get them in his throat
Yeah for real, drop a bone in there or something
He did very well. 😘
So sweet ❤️😘
My pups are 13 and 14 yrs old and I still want to cry when I leave them! Wrangler did very well for his first time!💜💜💜
I still hate doing it, too. He's completely used to it at this point, goes in willingly and just takes a nap, but I still can't wait to get home every time to let him out!
wow so so old, lucky you
You can train them by leaving them for 5 mins and then coming back. It's our job to make them feel secure.....we can't be with them 24/7 for long stretches and expect them to be OK when we leave them for the first-time.
Totally agree. And we had left him alone for 5 minutes or so but this was the first long stretch (half an hour) so decided to share it.
My puppy heard yours crying while I was playing this and ran all over the apt to look for the source. Yours did very well! Mine howls as soon as I close the door. 😩
I can picture this perfectly. Wrangler does the same exact thing every time he hears one of his videos! 😅
Too adorable 🐾🧡💜
Thank you!
Awwweeee. Such a cute lil guy. I’ve always hear that it’s traumatizing to a dog trying to get use to crate training as a puppy because they’re already scared after being away from their mom and Siblings so the first week or 2 is hard not having them and getting use to being in there own. On the bright side once they get through it their golden and fine.
Totally agree. The first few times are tough for everyone but after awhile it gets so much better. He loves his crate today 😊
1. never pick your puppy up and put them in a crate, lead them in the crate and stay with dem until they lay down.
2. once they are calm and laying down never talk to them or say goodbye, it should be a normal thing to leave and come without saying anything or touching them.
3. for the first time leave them alone for 2-5 mins. the next time for 10mins, maybe go take a shower or go for a walk for 15mins, ect.
4. dont call them or say their name when you arrive at home, just wait until the puppy is laying down CALM then open the crate when he is calm and then reward him and say hi.
5. leave toys in the crate, CAREFUL with small toys or toys that can brake, they could eat them and choke or hurt themselves.
6. repeat the process, also on weekend they have to learn every day to get used to staying home alone.
7. teach them to be happy and calm in the crate with „crate - training“ - give them their toys, their food and treats in the crate. The crate should be a happy place for your dog not a punishment.
8. NEVER be sad about leaving your dog or your dog crying, they can feel your energy and use this energy to manipulate you. For a dog its natural to live in a pack thats why he/she is cyring, you have to teach your dog that it is normal to be home alone too. They will understand with time and YOUR right energy that everything is OK and you will come back in a bit.
Keep it up and stay healthy:) 👍
Very well said! We've learned a few of these points along the way but you lay out it out so nicely here. Thank you for taking the time to comment, and I hope some others can learn from it too! 😄
Thank you for this! I'm getting mine in a couple weeks so I'm trying to be as prepared as possible
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Anytime 😌💪
Have fun with your puppy and take your time for every step.. the first weeks/months are the hardest but the most important days for a healthy, loyal & well behaved pet.
Puppers was out lol
That's as easy as it gets. 1st night in the crate mine barked for about 6 out of 8 hours. No whining, just 6 hours of non stop barking. Loud death barking. Lost her mind.
We stopped leaving her in the crate during the day at about 6 months. Still sleeps in it at night. She prefers it.
Puppies are funny like that. What works for one dog might not for the other. In any case, crate training is absolutely an adventure.
Mine would cry for 3 hours...took a trainer to break that habit but thankfully he doesn't bark at all anymore
hun - my Jock (mini black lab;) became a full car rider!!!!! went everywhere with me;)
That's exactly how Wrangler is now! He goes everywhere with us!
Wrangler was so cute as a baby and he still is precious adorable and sweet.
Thank you, we like to think so too :)
Communication is important, even if you think he can't understand you. The tone of your voice can make a difference. A warm tone signals that everything is ok, that he didn't get punished. that is important for a pack animal because the position in the pack is everything to them. ☺
That is great to know. Thank you!
If you are using a cage for your dog while you're away then you definitely should not use a cage for punishment. That is some major mixed signals for the pupper.
May be he needs to get more toys and water too....
He won't play with toys in his crate, so we give him treats
It’s me rn crying because I have to go to work but my anxiety is so bad
I completely understand! I hated leaving him in the beginning. Now, we just say “kennel up” and he goes right in because he knows he gets a treat and he goes right to sleep. Hang in there. It does get better!
How many months is your puP? *he's so cutteeeeeee*
He was 2 months old is this video!
@@WranglerPaws -oh...
Maybe first try to associate crate as a happy place by start feeding puppy inside the crate. And try to put something like a Kong filled with peanut butter and kibbles and when pup gets busy with treat close the door and leave. Don't say anything.
Excellent tips thanks for sharing!
I have to leave mine tonight, and im panicking, I do have a camera with a mic. Hopefully this wont be too bad, i do appreciate a realistic video of people who live alone and have a puppy. We just cant stay at home til they turn 1. We’ll both be homeless.
I hope things went okay for you! The pup adjusts over time, so it does get better!
ALSO LEAVING HIM IN A SMALL CAGE WILL ALSO MAKE HIM FEEL MORE SECURE BUT HANF IN THERE - SO MUCH LOVE WHEN YOU GET HOME AND HE'LL KNOW YOU WILL ALWAYS COME BACK.👍
Oh yeah he knows. He's adjusted. Sometimes he'll cry a little, but he normally goes in on his own and lays down and just waits for us to come back.
Such a smart and adorable Baby 😍 can I ask you a question please?@kathy
@@RG-mn7vs OF COURSE...
@@kit2564 thanks 🙏🏻 do you prefer dogs or cats?
@@RG-mn7vs DEFINITELY DOG,,,DONT LIKE CATS AT ALL,,,TAND TRHEY DONT SMILE ...TOO INDEPENDENT AND SNOOTY..LOV LUV GOLDENS..
ONLY CRY AND SLEEP LIKE ME ,ALL LIFE ALONE.
Yes, he needs toys.
There's a small bone in there but you can't see it on film very well.
One bone won’t do the trick! Dah! Would it for you?
I'm not sure toys would cure his anxiety
Some water also
Gave him some before we put him up
Can you leave golden retriver puppies alone at 8 weeks. If so foe how long can you leave them please advise.
We left him alone for about a half hour in this video. Took him potty beforehand and made sure he was all good. He seemed okay 😊
What....no toys or water? Potty pads?
Nope. We gave him food and water before we left in addition to taking him potty. We didn't want to train him to go inside.
Forgive me for asking but why do some people put the doggies in the cage when they leave the house?
To prevent puppy/dog to hurt , for example they Play with something or chew that might harm them or eat something.
Plus the crate also gives a association to the puppy of his own space
Such a smart and adorable baby 😍 can I ask you a question please?@Mona
unless you trust them enough not to eat, chew something they shouldn't, in the cage they go. Of course if you trust them enough and your doubly sure they can't harm themselves with anything around the house then they're likely to be given free rein of the house or a room when you leave.
We trained our last dog to the point that when he saw we were leaving he got in the crate himself even when we trusted him enough to have free rein in the whole room he'd still prefer to sit in there, mind you we did give him a small treat as we left. Sometimes if we took too long after he realised we were leaving him he'd actually bark at us while he was in the crate, like hurry up and give me a treat, look I'm in my crate! XD
Yup! Just as the other comment said, it's to keep the pup safe in his own space and also to keep the house safe from little chewing teeth 😊
Because they are puppies not big dogs...so they can get themselves in trouble
I guess you should leave him only once he stop whining. Until you should make him comfortable. I have seen some people with crate training doing it for 3 nights to adapt them. I really find them supporting the dog be there whenever they need
I've heard it argued both ways. Wait till they don't cry so that they're comfortable and also allow them to cry so they can self sooth like you would a child. He turned out okay so I guess it didn't scar him too bad
It's the opposite...If you attend to your dog everytime they're whining, they will think "everytime I cry, mom will come, so I need to cry more". Ignore your dog and attend to him once he stopped crying, and reward him when he stopped crying
This is why I can't have a dog.
It’s rough at first, but the pup adjusts and the crate becomes a save place. It’s worth it
Why no water in cage!
I was going to say this
We had given him water and food before putting him up. He was only alone for a half hour too.
Toys, water, kibble???
Such a smart and adorable baby 😍 can I ask you a question please?@kate
He didn't need it.
The puppy needs a toy.....
Oh boy does he sure have them! I think we left a small bone in there you just can't see it on film.
TRY TO LEAVE A RADIO ON AND A SMALL CLOCK IN HIS BED. JUST THINK - YOUR HELPING HIM COMFORT HIMSELF BUT I KNOW WHAT YOU MEAN -0 I CRIED TOO.
I'm glad to know I'm not the only one! But the radio is a great idea. Thank you!!
Video games would be best
Never got into them myself but yeah people definitely like them!
You should off put some toys in his cage or chew toy or something to be occuppied so that he doesn't cry or whine or get bored. Lol
totally agree, we've gotten better since our first time!
Fir me I hate puppies coz they only know how to make a horrible sound and greedy about food not even care about their mom dog only know to ask for hug very disgusting animal..
Also hör mal, das ist Tierquälerei. Man sollte es einfach mal umgekehrt machen, dann weißt du wie ein Tier sich fühlt in so einen kleinen Käfig eingesperrt zu sein. Aber man muss ja zwingend ein Tier besitzen.
What should we do instead?
What the heck it is you shouldn’t be like this heck
First time alone is always the toughest.
He's like a prisoner in that cage. No way out. Really cruel. Wouldn't you cry if you were in a cage all alone with nothing to do?. Get a book on how to raise a puppy! He's almost frantic.
Such a smart and adorable baby 😍 can I ask you a question please?Cathy
Get help
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This is a normal reaction to crate training according to the book we read.
Er, why did you feel the need to put him in a cage!!!! You should not be allowed to look after animals. That is cruel. I won't be watching any more of your vids, or supporting you in any way. Please reconsider this cruelty.
Not cruel at all. Simply a tool we used to create a safe spot for him to be while we were away so he cannot hurt himself.
how can this woman leave this dog without any water and without basically anything in this tiny cage? She should not have a dog.
You have no idea what your talking about.
We took him potty, feed him, and gave him water right before this. This is just crate training which many people do.
@@WranglerPaws still doesn't look like the way a puppy should be treated - why the empty cage? No toys? I also have dogs, and we would never treat our dogs this way.
@@paulniemand503 There were toys in the cage...There are always toys in his cage.
@@WranglerPaws you just had another comment saying he didn’t need toys in his cage because he doesn’t play with them 😂
@@WranglerPaws you said there was 1 bone lol
You need some lessons about dog care. You are probably too wrapped up in yourself to notice. Tik tok.
Such a smart and adorable baby 😍 can I ask you a question please?@Janet
This is TH-cam though
Shouldn't put him in cage. And no view ..very sad to watch.
unless you think he won't chew or eat anything he shouldn't then the cage makes sense and is an actual normal thing to do for dog owners. It helps him realise that he should go in there when she leaves him alone and it makes sure he can't do any harm to himself in her house without supervision. Of course once you trust the dog enough not to eat or chew or do anything he shouldn't then he won't need to be put in there when she leaves. Having a crate for a dog is good as it gives them there own quite place as well, whenever our dog wanted to have some space and relax without interruptions he'd go into his crate himself and nap there.
This was the first crate training session we did where we left him alone for a half hour. it was sad for us to leave him but he did a great job and loves his crate now as an adult dog. 😊