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Welcome to uk-dog-cages.com We sell the highest quality best two types of dog cages available. There are five sizes to suite any dog breed.They are made of heavy gauge mesh for strength and durability. They are galvanized or epoxy coated to prevent rust but still look fantastic for years. You wont regret buying one of our dog crates they are the best value for money in the world.
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Purchase the right dog cage for your dog each size of the dog cages has
a guide to help you decide which size is right for you. We recommend you measure your dog
to make sure you selct the correct size dog cage.
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BENEFITS of our Dog Cages
They include the following features:
* Galvanized or Epoxy coated metal base tray in these dog cages which slides out for easy cleaning. The edges are smoothed and rounded to ensure it is safe and the main advantage is unlike plastic it won't crack or split and it can't be chewed!
* Two doors on these dog cages for easy access when putting your dog in or taking your dog out of the cage. It also makes it more convenient when using the cage in a car.
* Lockable double door latches on each door for improved security. They press flat against the cage and lock into position to prevent your dog escaping from his new cage.
*All fold flat dog cages for space saving easy storage and carrying. Can be erected or folded in seconds with 3 basic movements and when erected due to the design is immensely strong unlike some inferior designs.
* Low prices due to our low overhead ensures you get top quality dog cages at low prices.
Whatever your requirement we are sure we offer the right dog cages for your needs no over sell or waffle and of course if you have any questions just drop us an email and we will always do our best to answer as accurately as possible and the shortest possible time.
Our Dog Cages are so easy to use a child can do it.
The most popular collapsible dog cage is the wire mesh or metal dog cage like ours. It is the most versatile, therefore the most purchased of all dog crates. No matter the size the folding process is very simple for all pof our dog cages. You won't need any tools or special skills because it is simplicity itself as you will read below.
Folding Dog Cages
1. Make sure the door or doors are securely closed.
2. It is not necessary, remove the metal base tray at the bottom of the crate.
3. Detach the end/door panel from the top panel hooks and push into the inside of the dog cage until it is laying under it's own weight. Repeat the process on the opposite end panel which will now be lying on top of the previous end.
4. Grasp the top panel and lower it to the side until the crate is as flat as it can be.
5. Secure the crate in the flat position with the clasp provided.
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PUPPY CAGE TRAINING
What type of cage or confinement area works best?
A metal, collapsible dog cage with a metal tray base works great, as long as the dog cage is big enough for the puppy or dog to stand, stretch and turn around inside.
Most dog and puppies feel more secure if a blanket is laid over the dog cage.
Where should the cage be located?
Because dogs are social animals, an ideal location for the dog cage is a room where the family spends time such as a kitchen, lounge or bedroom rather than being isolated outside or in a conservatiry for example.
How can crating or confinement become a positive experience?
Most dogs quickly choose a place, such as a nook in a room, in a dog bed, or on or under a coffee table, where they go to relax. The key to making the dog cage the dog's favourite retreat and sleeping area, is to associate the cage with as many positive and relaxing experiences and stimuli as possible (food, treats, chew toys, bedding) and to place the dog in its cage only at scheduled rest and sleep periods. You must therefore be aware of the dog's schedule, including its needs for exploration, play, food, and elimination, so that the dog is only placed in its cage, when each of these needs is fulfilled. You must then return to the dog to release it from its cage before the next exercise, feeding or elimination period is due.
A radio or television playing in the background may help to calm the dog when it is alone in its cage, especially during the daytime. These may also help to mask environmental noises, which can stimulate the dog to vocalize.
The crate should never be used as punishment.
How do I cage train my new puppy?
1) Introduce the puppy to the cage as soon as it is brought home and as early in the day as possible. Place a variety of treats in the dog cage throughout the day so that the puppy is encouraged to enter voluntarily. Food, water, toys and bedding could also be offered to the puppy in the open cage.
2) Choose a location outdoors for the puppy to eliminate. Take the puppy to the location, wait until the puppy eliminates, and reward the puppy lavishly with praise or food. After some additional play and exercise, place the puppy in its cage with water, a toy and a treat and close the door.
3) If the puppy is tired and calm, it may take a "nap" shortly after being placed in its dog cage.
4) Leave the room but remain close enough to listen out for the puppy. Escape behaviour and vocalization are to be expected when a dog or puppy is first placed into its dog cage. If the "complaints" are short or mild, ignore the dog until it stops. Never release the puppy unless it is quiet. This teaches that quiet behaviour, and not barking will be rewarded. Release the puppy after a few minutes of quiet or a short nap.
5) Punishment may be useful to deter crying if it does not subside on its own. A shaker can (a sealed can filled with coins or marbles) can be shaken at the crate when the pup barks, the dog can be taught that barking leads to punishment whether the owner is present or not. When the barking ceases, the punishment is stopped. Bark collars and alarms or water sprayers that are activated by the barking are also available in shops or on eBay for persistent problems. Punishment must always be used with caution, since it can exacerbate the vocalization problem of a very anxious pet.
6) Repeat the cage and release procedure a few more times during the day before bedtime. Place the puppy in its crate a few times before the end of the day. Each time, increase the time that the dog must stay in the crate before letting it out. Always give the puppy exercise and a chance to eliminate before locking it in the crate.
7) At bedtime, the dog should be exercised, locked in its crate, and left for the night. Do not go to the dog if it cries. Remote punishment can be used to deter crying. Alternately, the crate can be kept in the bedroom.
8) If the pup sleeps in one end of its crate and eliminates in the other, a divider can be installed to keep the puppy in a smaller area.
9) Never leave the puppy in its crate for longer than it can control itself or it may be forced to eliminate in the cage.
10) If the pup must be left for long periods during which it might eliminate, it should be confined to a larger area such as a dog-proof room or pen, with paper left down for elimination. As the puppy gets older, its control increases and it can be left longer in its cage.
11) Although there is a great deal of individual variability, many puppies can control themselves through the night by 3 months of age. During the daytime, once the puppy has relieved itself, a 2-month old puppy may have up to 3 hours control, a 3-month puppy up to 4 hours, and a 4 month old puppy up to 5 hours.
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Additional Information About Dog Cages
Every pet owner will need to train their pets at one stage. If you are an owner of a puppy or about to become one, it is extremely important to learn the value of doig cages training your dog or puppy. Dog cage training your puppy should be the first step and also the best step in his life. When puppy cage training is properly done and executed, all the other training in his life will follow suit and should be much smoother. Puppy cage training is like building a foundation in your puppy’s life.Puppy cage training is an excellent way to manage the safety and the well being of your dog or puppy. It is also important to teach them manners to reduce behavioral problems in the future. Despite what you may think about puppy cage training, it is done for the puppy’s own benefit, and it also benefits us dog owners so our furniture and shoes do not get damaged!
As time goes by, the dog cage will become a natural home to your puppy. He will grow to love his own dog cage and feel secure in it. One of the most important benefit of puppy cage training is teaching your puppy to urinate outside the house. It also helps teach the puppy to only chew on the toys you give him so he does not chew on other things like your shoes. This should be done early on to rectify any behavioral problems to may surface in the future. Also, by crate training your puppy, you keep him safe from any harmful and dangerous household items. It is sad, but a lot of puppies are reported to be severely injured or killed each year due to chewing wires or eating foreign objects or ingesting poison.
Another reason for puppy crate training is to avoid the development of separation anxiety within your puppy. When a puppy is left alone, he may develop separation anxiety. This may cause him to do anything that brings him comfort, including chewing incessantly on objects, digging holes in the backyard or worse, urinating all over the place. However, when he is in a crate, he would feel secure as it would feel as if nothing could harm him. He will sleep peacefully, awaiting your return. When your puppy is crate trained, leaving him at the veterinarian would be a lot more bearable for him. A puppy that has not been crate trained would feel lost and abandoned, and as a result will cry all the time. When he is crate trained, he will feel that you will return to collect him and because the veterinary clinic is so foreign to him, it will cause him to be anxious. Puppy crate training can help eliminate this.Remember that dog cage training your puppy is absolutely crucial to your puppy’s life and also your ownership. Dog Cages can save you a lot of hassle in the future so it is a worthwhile investment to spend some time to make sure that your puppy knows how to take care of itself, be it in the dog cage or not.