Playpen Can’t Contain Aussie Pup’s High-Energy Zoomies

Isabel’s owners tried a playpen to keep her safe in the front of the house, but that didn’t stop her from running around.

Is a playpen good for a puppy?

Bringing home a new puppy is an exciting time for any pet owner. There are so many things to think about, from what kind of food to buy to where the pup will sleep. One important decision is whether or not to use a playpen. Some people swear by them, while others find them confining and prefer other options. So, what’s the right answer?

It really depends on the individual pup and his or her personality. Some pups are perfectly content in a small space and will happily stay in a playpen while their owners are away. Others become restless and destructive if they’re cooped up, and may be better off with more space to roam. If you’re unsure whether a playpen is right for your pup, it’s best to talk to your veterinarian or another pet professional for advice.

No matter how many times you tell them not to, puppies will always try to escape from their playpens. It’s just in their nature to explore and roam, and a playpen can often seem like more of a challenge than a safe place to stay. If your puppy is a particularly determined escape artist, there are a few things you can do to try and contain them. First, make sure that the playpen is securely assembled and that there are no loose panels that they can push out. Secondly, try adding some toys or chew bones to the playpen to keep them occupied. And finally, if all else fails, you may just have to resign yourself to the fact that your puppy is going to be one adventurous dog.

Top 10 Dog Videos Today

1.

dog farts in bed Little Girl Scolds Great Dane For Farting In Her Bed Lauryn is shocked that Willow would dare to fart while in her bed. Do dogs fart often? Although dogs are often considered to be man’s ... Read more

2.

dog uses dog door Smart Pooch Teaches Other Dogs How To Use Dog Door Dachshund Lola teaches her dog friends Coco and Oliver how to walk through a dog door. Move over Lassie, there’s a new smartest dog in ... Read more

3.

dog teaches baby to crawl Dog Teaches His Baby Sister How To Crawl Murphy the Mini Goldendoodle helps baby Ryan learn how to crawl. Most new parents will tell you that there is nothing quite like the moment ... Read more

4.

cat sleeps on dog The Most Comfortable Bed For A Cat Is A Sleeping Husky Farina the cat gives Maeby the Husky a massage before turning the dog into the ultimate bed. Is it normal for a dog to like ... Read more

5.

dog with autistic boy Rescued Pit Bull Helps Autistic Boy Learn To Give Hugs And Kisses Joey had trouble showing affection and meeting people, but Roxy completely changed his life. How do dogs help with autism? Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is ... Read more

6.

dog looks like a cat This Cute Puppy Has A Face That Looks Like A Cat Dui is a loving puppy that has a body that looks like a dog, but his face resembles a cat. Is there a dog that ... Read more

7.

dog jumps in pool Pup Told Not To Jump In Pool, Jumps In Immediately Loki is just like a kid. The thing you tell them not to do, is the thing they want to do the most. Why dogs ... Read more

8.

fisherman and dog Fisherman is Reunited with His Dog After Being Lost at Sea This Australian fisherman didn’t think he would ever see his dog again after his boat capsized, but the tearful moment when they’re reunited and his ... Read more

9.

emotional support dog Adorable Dog Overcomes Crippling Anxiety Thanks To Miniature Dachshund Arnold the Weimaraner has terrible separation anxiety, but with the help of Frank as a support dog, he has been able to relax, and has ... Read more

10.

dog has no personal space This 70-Pound Dog Has Zero Respect For Personal Space Wally has to be touching at all times and doesn’t realize how big he is. Watch him give love to everyone he meets. He’s never ... Read more