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After playing with and interacting with the pup, as soon as it starts to flag a bit or you need to get on and do something else, pop the pup into the crate. Covering the crate with a blanket will also help as this can cut down on distractions though some pups don't like the feling of being cut off from the family. You'll be amazed how quickly most pups will consider the crate 'home' and will happily take themselves off there for a bit of down time.

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Only 5 days in and our pup is happy in her crate - don't know why I've never tried one before.

 

No mess to wake up in the morning to & pup takes herself in there when she's tired, we only had 2 nights of moaning too before she slept through without disturbing us.

 

Happy days :good:

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