Sentences with phrase «so of crate training»

After a year or so of crate training, many dogs will know what to do and what not to, and will have good habits.

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We also get a lot of puppies who are destructive, so we do encourage crate training in those situations.

I also recommend starting crate training during the day so you're not up all night the first couple of days of training and during their last play and potty break for the day, wear them out good so they're ready for sleep.

Just an update copper went for his first vet check clean bill of health doing great we love him so much what a great little puppy sleeping all night in his crate doing very well potty training he is one of the easiest puppies we have ever had such a good boy we couldn't be happier would highly recommended premier pups

We are working on crate training him, but we can not take time off of work to ease into this process, and so he is in the crate for 6 hours from the start.

Make sure that you take your puppy to the same area of the yard each time so he learns what is expected of him when you let him out — this will make crate training easier when it comes time for it.

So you know more about me, I'm good with people of all ages, I like most other dogs, I'm potty / crate - trained, I love to be with people and I LOVE belly rubs.

They employed a famous driver, «Scotty» Allan as a trainier and dogs were shipped from Nome to Quebec by rail car, where they were trained in keeping quiet whilst on the ship so that they wouldn't attract the attention of the German submarines whilst being transported in crates chained to the deck.

is fully potty trained and whines when he needs to be let out (I have a fully fenced yard), he has been great being left out of a crate when gone, he's getting basic obedience down (he knows sit, stay, come and will sit and wait for his food)... applying it in everyday situations is definitely needing work still:) So he's got the looks, the smarts, and enough cuddles and kisses to last you a lifetime.

So already knowing about and accepting a crate should be part of your puppy's training.

To get around this issue with a female who is maring it is best to always crate train when you are gone so you will know your Cavalier King Charles Spaniel (dog) is safe from developing a bad habit of marking.

They are not happy when left alone, so having them crate trained as puppies will teach them they have a safe spot of their own, and keep them from hurting themselves / chewing up the house when left alone.

Crate training can be challenging for some dogs, so don't hesitate to enlist the help of a Certified Pet Dog Trainer (CPDT) in your area.

So we purchased our dog from a Breeder, it was born last week, and we are getting it in 8 weeks after it receives it's vaccinations, deworming, microchipped, etc.... I plan on crate training him in one of our small rooms we never use.

There are lots of educational materials about crate training your dog, so I won't go through all the steps here.

Crate training could take weeks depending on the dog, so make sure to not be too hard on your pup if they can't get it the first couple of tries.

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So during crate training and for the rest of days, use cues such as «crate up» or «kennel up» to ask them inside, and a simple «out now» or «out you come» to leave.

I tell people that they have to treat even older dogs like young puppies that you are strictly potty training and kind of start over with potty training - use a small crate where she can not urinate in it and then lay somewhere else, take her out every hour or so, praise good behavior, only discourage bad behavior if you catch her in the act of going, limit her access to areas where she urinates, if someone isn't right with her at all times, she needs to be in her crate, etc..

The first night, a good amount of time should be dedicated to getting the puppy accustomed to his new crate so to reduce puppy crate training whining.

Do this for a couple of days or more before you start crate training, and then occasionally for the few weeks after starting so your dog learns to love the crate and what it provides.

Be sure to take the time to train your dog so that he can be alone in your house instead of locked up in a crate.

She does have a little bit of happy tail when in a crate (her tail wags so furiously in her crate that it bleeds), but since she is house trained she doesn't need to be crated in the home, so not a major issue!

Her experience living outside has compromised her living - with - humans skills so things like house, crate and leash training are kind of new to Betsy.

So the essence of crate training is to use this natural drive to our advantage to help your dog feel secure and well behaved.

Ok so can u tell me why a puppy WILL defecate in their crate despite 1 - 2weeks of training?

Crate training can be challenging for some dogs, so don't hesitate to enlist the help of a Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT) in your area.

100 % housebroken, crate trained yet has now proven 100 % trustworthy in our home, excellent with dogs of all sizes and a heart that is so kind and loving......

It is very helpful in potty training to carry puppy from crate to a specific area in the yard so that there is no chance of accident or confusion.

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So many people make the mistake of using the crate as a punishment, which only significantly hinders the crate training process, so I am very glad you addressed this as welSo many people make the mistake of using the crate as a punishment, which only significantly hinders the crate training process, so I am very glad you addressed this as welso I am very glad you addressed this as well!

I'm the kind of person that rips the band aid off FAST, so that's my approach to crate training.

Crate training is a very good method of teaching a dog a schedule so that boredom and anxiety do not cause him to become destructive.

The main reason for crate training is so that your dog / puppy can stay tucked away for a period of time when needed — usually overnight or traveling when you can't supervise them.

She was not crate trained but very treat motivated so we would throw treats in her crate and she would dance around the front of the crate and put her head in and out, trying to figure out how to get the treats out of there.

This is an unfortunate but necessary part of the training, so do this training when you'll be able to have time to bathe your poor dog when you get him out of his crate.

Before training sessions, keep him in the crate an hour so that when you let him out, it will be easier to focus all of his attention on you.

Don't worry, though; he's fully house trained so he can stay out of the crate when his humans are gone.

So the ideal daily crate training schedule should involve periods of naps and resting in the dog crate, in between periods of play, socialization or training.

and crate training them so they're used to being contained while you're out of the house.

With any of these methods, if your puppy has an accident or if he paces, cries or seems stressed out overnight, try one of the other methods or go back to the crate training for another month or so, then try again.

If you work long hours, this can translate into a lot of time in a crate, so many working owners worry about how to crate train a puppy if you work full - time.

If so, congratulations... you can skip the first step of crate training.

It can also be a helpful part of an indoor potty training program for dogs who will be papertrained or litter box trained, so let's talk about how to crate train!