Crate training can be a very useful way to give your dog a comfortable den all of their own where they can relax and enjoy feeling safe. crates can also be useful when you have guests who are worried about dogs, when travelling with your dog or should they ever need to be confined during recovery from surgery or following an accident.. So what is crate training? crate training is gradually getting your puppy (or dog) used to spending more time in the crate, by creating positive associations with it. you will need to work at your puppy’s pace (not yours), so some puppies/dogs will take longer than others.. The benefits of crate training a puppy crate training is the best way to housetrain your dog. it is very unusual for puppies to go to the toilet in their bed, and so by giving your dog a crate you are putting yourself in control of where and when your pup goes to the toilet..
Start by leaving them in their crate for nap time and leaving the room. if your dog cries, wait for them to calm down before letting them out so that they don’t learn that making a fuss gets a response. 4. crate training and toilet training. crate training is a great tool when it comes to toilet training or house training.. During the daytime, the length of time you can leave your dachshund will depend on his/her age and how much progress you have made with crate-training. a puppy under 3 months may not be able to cope with more than 30 minutes alone. by 6 months, you should be able to leave your puppy for a couple of hours.. Choosing your crate. wire crates are better for pups than material ones because of the risk of tears from their needle-sharp teeth. it should be used as a nice place to be, so will need to be big enough for when your puppy grows up with space for food, water, bedding and toys..
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