How To Crate Train A Dog Quickly And Easily

To crate train a dog is a good training tool for developing good habits and also preventing dog problem behaviors.
Since the crate is his own space, it will give him a sense of calmness and security.
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Choose a crate that would fit your dog, has enough space for him to stand up, sit, and lay on his side.

Introducing crate training to a dog is important as this will either make or break the training process.

To start off, try to lure your dog with treats on the end of the crate so that he will be tempted to enter to the crate.

At the beginning of crate training, stay beside the crate while the dog is inside so that they will know that you’re there and you’re not going to leave them.

The next step on how to crate train a dog is gradually minimize the duration of time in staying with him until you can leave him alone in the crate for a longer period of time.

General rules
Never use the crate as an isolation to punish him
Always keep clean fresh water in a bottle that can be clipped securely onto the crate wall.
Don’t make your puppy (or older dog) to hold himself from defecating for longer than he is physically capable. Except at night, don’t crate your dog for more than 4 or 5 hours.
If accident happens, don’t punish him. Clean up the mess as soon as possible and use odor neutralizer.
Do not crate your dog in hot area or hot weather.
How To Crate Train A Dog

When you are having trouble with a difficult or
nervous pup you should try a little bit harder.

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How To Crate Train A Dog Quickly And Easily

by Avril Benton on Sep 27, 2011

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