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Posted by fullottermoon on March 08, 2003 at 02:49:50:

In Reply to: Need advice posted by kpurdu on March 04, 2003 at 10:30:39:

:Hi there, I have a 6 month old SHih Tzu that I have adopted, and having a problem with her and the kennel. She does fine in it during the day, but a night when I put her in there she cries and barks all night. You would think that, she would get tired and go to sleep. But that isn't happening. How in the world do I get her to stop? I have even put the kennel in our room and still she doesn't sleep. Any suggestions would greatly be apprecitated.

:Kelly

You'll probably just have to wait it out till she gets used to it. As long as you are sure that her basic needs have been met- she's been out to pee,isn't thirsty or hungry- then she's probably just having herself a little temper tantrum. You may even want to move her crate farther away from you. If she can't see you she may give up more quickly. Just some thoughts!
Nancy

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