How To Train A Puppy

1.  If correctly done, can bring numerous benefits due to the fact that you'll not just be training a puppy but you'll actually be teaching an animal. The goal is helping your dog to be comfortable and relax within their cage.  The procedure can last anywhere between a few hours and several days based on the breed of dog and the trainer's consistent.  To be successful in crate training you'll require a lot of perseverance, strength and consistency to make your dog see their crate in the same way you would your home, which is a secure peaceful, quiet, and private area.

2.  Pick a crate that's sturdy and easy to maintain and clean. It can be made of metal, plastic or wood, make sure that you choose one that is large enough as you don't wish to limit the puppy's mobility. A suitable crate ought to let your puppy stand, rotate around and lay down with ease.  Experts suggest that for easier training, choose an dog cage with more than one door in order to decrease the stress levels of your pet. Make sure to fill the crate with blankets warm enough to keep it cozy and comfortable.

3.  Do not pack your puppy up and then put them in the crate. Instead, you need to take more time to help them settle into it. The first thing to do will be to show your dog the cage by showing it to him, taking through it and letting him explore it. This will help them feel relaxed and at peace.  As we worked on crate-training our pet Coco we made the interior of her crate very comfortable so she enjoyed being the crate and felt at ease quickly. 

4.  The second option is to use reinforcement methods, like toys or snacks, to encourage your puppy to play in the vicinity of the cage. You can make use of dried dog meat pieces to increase efficiency. Put them in the cage and let your dog take it in; the closer to the crate, the more beneficial. Then, gradually move the pieces into the crate, and then encourage your dog to go out while keeping the doors wide so that your dog is able to go into and out as easily as they can.

5.  When your puppy has become accustomed to the crib, it's time to shut the door, while playing with him with a bite of food. While you're at it, continue informing your puppy to instruct him to lie or sit down as if you are outside the cage. It is then possible to open doors and allow him to out. You can then throw him a sweet treat inside the cage while you praise him for his efforts. This will get him used to going to and out to be rewarded with treats.

6.  Do not confine him for more than 3 hours. Be sure you take your dog for a bathroom break, exercise session, or for a walk.  Additionally, don't crate him when you're away, so that he doesn't begin to think it's a sign of isolation. However, you can crate him at home to ensure that he is in being in the company of others who are around him.  In the evening, place the crate next to the bed so that your puppy to associate it with sleep and rest instead of a punishment. A good crate keeps your dog secure it improves toilet and house training, reduces whining and pawing, and helps with transport or traveling. 

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