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Further training Crate.
Ok, we saw how big the window should be, where the box and the cue words should be used to send your dog to the chest instead.
Delete Now lets go deeper into the process of crate training and common problems.
Step 1
Start slow, not only take your puppy / dog for his new crate. What does fear the box and avoid it.
Good advice is to make the door open box, and leave some puppy / dog is (his favorite treat) in the box. Wait for him to go, and praise him loads - but not close the door behind him as he is not quite finished yet - he just got the feel and smell him.
When you've finished eating - be sure to put the food bowl in the crate and closed the door with your puppy / dog out ... At this point, your puppy /> The dog is always looking for a meal - wait for the anticipation grows ...
Continue to wait for the growth expectations and then really use the words we used in the CUE 2, B. "go to the kennel," or any other word cue that you have chosen and then open the chest for him to make him eat the food without breaking the door AGAIN
Step 2
Your dog should go now to hisBox on request, but if he is still reluctant to then step 1 until it is finished. There is no point to push it too fast, because only all the hard work they have put in both canceled
Hold down the methods of payment. Keep a dog treat in hand and show your puppy / dog. Use it to lure in the box and the reward when, in the treatment and lots and lots of praise. Repeat this method a couple of times a day.
When not in line with the bait inBox 1 step further.
If your puppy / dog happy he started to go in hand each time - you start closing the door for a few minutes and let it out - Do not Let him when he starts barking and whining - that will teach them that bad behavior works.
Only when he behaves.
Increase the amount of time that remains in the box - start with a couple of minutes, then the next step and then half an hour to an hour.
Give him a lotBreaks during the crate training.
Increase the time it spends in the crate, but vary the routine. You do not want your puppy / dog only associate the crate with you leaving the house otherwise this will reinforce the negative experience chest.
Step 3
Your puppy / dog should now like to go in the box on command cue - if not go to cash in your command, then repeat step 2
OK, nowshould not be so easily in the box and happy - but no longer want to use a cookie or a treatment as bait. This is the way to do it ...
Using cue words - "go to checkout" or whatever you choose, and refer to the window as if you have these in hand - do you remember your dog is well aware, there is nothing in their hands because their sense of smell is so powerful - you are not trick your dog, but dogs hand signals and verbal commands to associate --They are therefore only repeat, the movement that you have used forever. The dogs are still learning the art of body language more quickly than they learn to sing.
If in his crate him much praise and a treat left. This doctrine is that it is your dog is not always one of you, but should still follow the commands, but will be rewarded.
In "How to Train a Puppy - Part 4" - we concentrate, and the response
common challenges
and issuesmay occur in the puppy / dog crate training process
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