242. Heart-shaped Jack Russell sleeps inside the feed bowl

Toilet Training Your First Puppy in Singapore

The female, 10-week-old Jack Russell had a heart-shaped patch making so so distinguished. Very clean. The owners wiped her paws and her body. She was kept inside a wire crate with pee tray below.

A male 2-year-old Jack Russell was paper-trained. He uses the pee pan on which newspapers were placed. "Lots of whacking," the young owner said, before the older dog was paper-trained.

But this new puppy was still not paper-trained after 1 month of purchase. Why?

WIRE CRATE. Water bottle on left lower corner. Feed bowl on right lower corner. Pooped mainly on upper middle top area. Bites and pees on cloth towel placed on right lower corner. Prefers to curl up and sleep inside the feed bowl with legs sticking out.



There was no newspapers to train her. Should papers be put inside the crate or on the pee pan?

I adivsed extending the wire crate by putting up 3 panels of fences outside the crate to give the Jack Russell additional play and sleeping clean area. Then she will use the crate as a toilet. Will this work?

It is best to feed outside the crate. Remove the feed bowl after eating. The clean area where the feed bowl or towel cloth bed is located is the sleeping area for the puppy. The feed bowl has been located on the sleeping area. So the puppy sleeps inside the feed bowl. Buy a puppy bed or remove the feed bowl and put on the towel cloth bed again. Will this work?