Assertion: crate | /r/HasProperty | large
Facets:
value: for a puppy
type: OTHER
value: always
type: DEGREE
value: for a place
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: Your dog's crate should be just large enough for them to stand up and turn around in.
text: This crate comes with a one-year warranty and Petmate, being a large company, has a great customer service if you need an exchange.
text: — this will result in a crate that is too large).
text: Heavy duty dog crates are the best option for crash protection if you plan on using a dog crate in the bed of a pickup truck or in the back of your van or SUV (Note: these crates tend to be too large and heavy for smaller and mid-size cars; we recommend using a crash-tested dog seat belt harness in those instances).
text: If a crate is too large, a puppy will be quite happy to toilet at one end of it and sleep at the other(!).
text: Your puppy will be reluctant to soil her sleeping space, but if her crate is too large she may soil one end of it and sleep in the other.
text: Thus, you want to buy a crate that is only large enough for a place to sleep.
text: If you pick a crate that is too large, your dog may use a portion of the crate as a toilet.
text: Pick a crate that is just large enough for your dog to stand up, turn around, and lay down comfortably, at least until the dog is house trained.
text: If the crate is too large, they may not see the whole crate as a sleeping space and decide to use part of it as a toilet instead.
text: Any crate you use, for whatever purposes, must always be large enough for the puppy or dog to stand up without having to hunch, to lie on his side with legs outstretched, and turn around with ease.
text: The crate must be large enough for your dog to stand, turn around freely and stretch out laying down comfortably.
text: Size is the most important consideration: The crate must be large enough, but it mustn’t be so large that one end can be used as a toilet while your dog lays at the other!
text: Size is the most important consideration: The crate must be large enough, but it mustn’t be so large that one end can be used as a toilet while your dog lays at the other!
text: The crate must be large enough, but it mustn’t be so large that one end can be used as a toilet while your dog lays at the other!
text: The crate must be large enough, but it mustn’t be so large that one end can be used as a toilet while your dog lays at the other!
text: Crates should be large enough that your pet can comfortably walk in and turn around, but no bigger than that.
text: If the crate is too large, your pet could designate a corner of the dog crate for waste.
text: And if the crate is too large, your dog could feel intimidated, so be sure to select the best crate for your dog.
text: A crate should only be large enough for them stand up straight without being cramped, lie on their side with legs stretched out and be able to turn around easily.
text: If the crate is too large, a dog will have enough space to use one of the corners as a toilet area and will learn to eliminate inside.
text: The crate must be large enough that the pet can stand up, turn around and play with toys,” says Campbell.
text: If your crate is too large your puppy will toilet in an area within the crate itself.
text: Any bigger than that, and the crate may be too large for a puppy who is still working on getting the hang of potty training.