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Friday, 25 September 2009

Dog Training Crate

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Dog Training's Most Important Step: Crate Training

A vital part of dog training is use of a crate, or kennel. It is most important to crate train puppies at a young age. Crate training satisfies a dogs need for a den-like enclosure. Dogs evolved from wolves, which have lived in packs and dens for hundreds of thousands of years. Having a crate taps into this desire that all dogs have inherited from their ancestors. On top of being good for the dog, it is also an effective housebreaking tool, and it helps to teach the dog that it is located at the bottom of the family pack hierarchy.




The best time to start crate training a dog is whenever they are puppies. A dog that is crated as a puppy is will be more comfortable in a crate later in life. This is useful when a dog has to travel in a confined space, such as a car.




When you first start crating a puppy, it is sometimes necessary to throw treats in the crate. Some puppies are naturally afraid of getting inside a crate. However, if they often find treats at the bottom, this fear will quickly go away. Be sure to praise and reward your puppy when it goes in the crate. You may also want to start crating for short periods of time until the puppy gets more used to being in such a small, confined space.




Along with treats, it is also important to have some type of toy or bone for a dog chew on. This will help to satisfy the dogs natural predatory instincts while it is in a crate. Bones and chew toys can also help to improve the dog's dental hygiene.




There are a few other things to keep in mind when putting a dog and a crate. Make sure that the crate has a sufficient water dispenser. You'll also want to make sure that a dog's collar is removed. If there are any loose hanging loops around a dogs neck that can get caught on the crate, it can cause a choking hazard. If a dog's collar gets caught on a crate, it can twist and turn and cause strangulation.




Crates are supposed to be a safe haven for a dog. They are there to help you keep control of your dog whenever you are unable to let him roam around the house, and they helkp to satisfy a dog's natural den instinct. For these reasons it is important to never use the crate as punishment.




Following these crating guidelines will help you along in your dog training path. But you should consult a more complete and thorough dog training resource, like the ones found at http://www.dogtrainerpro.info before taking your dog training any further.


About the Author

Find more free dog training articles and resources at http://www.dogtrainerpro.info

Allen McDaniel is an experienced dog trainer and studier of dog behavior.



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Saturday, 15 August 2009

Dog Training Crates

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Crate Training your Dogs - Ultimate Dog Training Method

They say that the Crate Training method is the most effective way to train dogs. How do we crate train our dogs? Is it harsh to confine a dog or an adorable puppy in solitary confinement so to speak? Crate Training was once seen as cruel and inhumane but it has gain popularity in recent years. Crate Training can be a useful tool to train a puppy or even a stubborn old dog.


The crate can be a place of sanctuary and security when needed by our dogs. There are people who find success in doing crate training but there are also dog owners that find it so hard to do crate training with their dogs. A simple reason why this happens could be a dog’s past negative experience, such as being left in a small cage or crate for a long period of time, or having the crate used as a punishment. We need to fully understand that inorder to be successful in crate training we need to let our dogs understand that the crate is for his sanctuary, retreat or his den.


What are the advantages of crate training? The thought of leaving your dog alone in your house having a peace of mind that he won’t destroy any personal or household items would be one very good advantage of crate training, especially for those dog owners who are always out. Whenever you leave your home you will be assured that somehow your dog will not ruin anything inside your house since he is confined in his crate You can also attain a better relationship with your dog by anticipating and preventing unwanted behaviors whenever you are not around to supervise him.


With Crate Training, housebreaking your dog will be much easier and faster. A dog can now have a safe and cozy place that he can call his home. Dogs naturally have that instinct where they have to seek out for a shelter. Your dog can now have security and privacy while relaxing in his crate after a strenuous activity. After you successfully crate train your dog, he will know when to go outside his cage to do elimination. You will be having a peaceful environment once you crate train your dog because he will have fewer behavioral problems like unnecessary barking and chewing.


Another advantage of crate training is during traveling, it would be easy and safe for your dog and also for you since inside the crate he will not be able to play with you while you are driving. It will also serve as a mobile indoor dog house which you can move from one location to another whenever you want. Crate training helps teach your dog to have bladder and bowel control. He learns to hold it and go at right scheduled times, instead of going whenever he feels like it.


I would like to share to you the wonderful advantages of crate training and also the steps on how to do this. And you will then know why crate training is the ultimate dog training method.


About the Author

I am a dog lover for 20 years. I have been training a lot of dogs in any breed and Im starting to write down the methods that I use in the art of Dog Training



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