Hello all,
Have an 8 month old GR puppy. She USED to love going into her crate at nights until about a month ago when we try to sleep an extra hour now. She stopped with the whining, etc. but instead on at least 5 occassions she has licked until she horcks up a hairball and we Have to get up at that point.
Now at night time when we give her the 'go to bed command' (she used to listen to it no problem) she will attempt to run away in any direction and we have no choice but to pull her in by leash or push her in from behind....no treats will get her near it. She is calm and sleeps all night once she's in there....but come morning we must let her out on HER schedule in the as we have no choice when she throws up. Any suggestions???
She gets 2 walks a day plus running in a dog park almost every day.
Also, in evenings she seems very anxious, she will never lay down calmly and just chew a bone, etc. We will take her for lots of exercise and afterwards she will still will whine, pace, start chewing what she knows she's not supposed to, and just act overall anxious until she falls asleep after a couple hours of acting that way.
Have an 8 month old GR puppy. She USED to love going into her crate at nights until about a month ago when we try to sleep an extra hour now. She stopped with the whining, etc. but instead on at least 5 occassions she has licked until she horcks up a hairball and we Have to get up at that point.
Now at night time when we give her the 'go to bed command' (she used to listen to it no problem) she will attempt to run away in any direction and we have no choice but to pull her in by leash or push her in from behind....no treats will get her near it. She is calm and sleeps all night once she's in there....but come morning we must let her out on HER schedule in the as we have no choice when she throws up. Any suggestions???
She gets 2 walks a day plus running in a dog park almost every day.
Also, in evenings she seems very anxious, she will never lay down calmly and just chew a bone, etc. We will take her for lots of exercise and afterwards she will still will whine, pace, start chewing what she knows she's not supposed to, and just act overall anxious until she falls asleep after a couple hours of acting that way.