Sentences with phrase «reward puppy crate»

It is important to open the crate only when the puppy is quiet and not actively whining so not to reward puppy crate training whining.

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Another important aspect of puppy dog crate training is to reward desirable behaviour and ignoring non-desirable behaviour.

Always keep some treats nearby and, if you see your puppy entering the crate, praise and reward her immediately.

The greatest thing about my effective but gentle method of crate training dogs, (or crate training puppies) for puppy potty training is that you will be building the loving relationship you've always wanted with your dog based on positive and rewarding experiences together as opposed to him doing things out of fear, pain or punishment.

As a general rule of thumb, owners are told not to attend to puppy crate training whining or this will reward the whining; however, during the first couple of nights experts agree that a little bit of attention will do no harm.

You crate your puppy sometimes when young, so they can enjoy the rewards of trust and freedom when they're older.

This helps with potty training as you can reward puppy for going outside when you let him out of the crate.

Of course, puppy will need play and cuddle time, too, so be sure to reward puppy after a successful potty trip with time out of the crate and fun time playing with you.

For example, you might want to pick up a collar and leash, a crate for crate training, cleaning products for when accidents occur, and treats and toys to reward your puppy for good behavior.

I use a clicker and high value food rewards for crate training, the clicker being a little device that emits a sound when you click it to tell your puppy they've done something we want and will get a reward.

Get puppy's attention with a sit, or a «watch me» command, then reward this before letting them out of the crate.

Calm behaviors can be rewarded by opening the crate only once the puppy is quiet.

It is important when crate training a boxer puppy to reward good crate behaviour.

So supervise their interactions, get your puppy used to crates and crate her while unattended, give your older dog a break when you see he had enough, reward behaviors you like and don't punish.

Do small sessions of having your puppy go inside the crate, reward (with a treat or toy), shut the door and repeat several times just to make her feel good about going in and out of her crate.