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Nlkko · 01-18-2016, 07:21 AM

lol 1000 to neuter 2 dogs. 250 seems to be reasonable. If not, I did mine at the Vancouver BCSPCA. Pretty painless process and must be around that 250 price range or cheaper.

And crating is not a permanent thing. If you are consistent, you need a few months top for them to be fully obedience. Also it is only negative if you make it out to be negative. The puppies do not see the crate as a prison, only the human associate it as one and actually get the dogs to make that association if they constantly reinforce that idea. You should not punish your dog by locking them in the crate, ever. The puppies need to learn that the crate is a place they can go inside and rest, and occasionally being told by the human to go inside and that's ok. You help make that association.

01-18-2016, 07:21 AM	#8
Nlkko I help report spam so I got this! <-- Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Vancouver Posts: 2,867 Thanked 1,215 Times in 535 Posts Failed 275 Times in 114 Posts	lol 1000 to neuter 2 dogs. 250 seems to be reasonable. If not, I did mine at the Vancouver BCSPCA. Pretty painless process and must be around that 250 price range or cheaper. And crating is not a permanent thing. If you are consistent, you need a few months top for them to be fully obedience. Also it is only negative if you make it out to be negative. The puppies do not see the crate as a prison, only the human associate it as one and actually get the dogs to make that association if they constantly reinforce that idea. You should not punish your dog by locking them in the crate, ever. The puppies need to learn that the crate is a place they can go inside and rest, and occasionally being told by the human to go inside and that's ok. You help make that association. Last edited by Nlkko; 01-18-2016 at 07:29 AM.