How to Properly Crate Train Your New Puppy

Training a new puppy regardless of what type ofa good time frame that you can use at first, but
training it is can be a time consuming and sometimesthen increase the amount of time as the puppy gets
frustrating activity, especially if you've nevermore and more used to it. Eventually you're puppy
attempted to train a puppy before. One of the firstwill get used to spending more and more time in the
things you may have to train your puppy to do iscrate, which will make your efforts worth while since
stay in a wire dog crate for an extended period ofyou know that they'll be just fine when you have to
time. Here are some simple tips for crate trainingleave for an extended period of time.
your new puppy.Another important tip for crate training your puppy is
The first and most important tip for crate training athat it's important that you not give into the
puppy is that you must be consistent in your trainingtemptation of coming to their rescue when they
efforts. Develop a plan and then stick to that plan asbegin to wine and whimper when you put them in
closely as possible. This will help your puppy tothe crate. This will only lead to them to perform the
develop a sort of routine for becoming accustomedaction more and more that leads them to the reward
to the dog crate. Remember, small dogs have smallthat they are seeking, which is your attention. They
body parts, and those parts need to be trained. Thiswill learn that wining and whimpering will get you to
is especially true when it comes to a dog's bladder.come and release them from the crate and will
Puppies have small bladders which they will have tocontinue to use this behavior to get their way. To be
be let out more frequently to go to the bathroom ifsuccessful at crate training you must learn to have a
you want to avoid having to clean the crate all thebit of a cold heart and not give into the temptation
time because they weren't let out enough. As theyof taking them out all of the time.
grow they'll learn to control themselves more andIn the end, if you keep your strategy consistent, you
more and you can eventually reduce the frequencywill be successful at training and your puppy will be
of letting them out.content with remaining in the crate for an extended
Start out small with regard to the time that youperiod of time which will benefit both of you.
require your puppy to spend in the crate. An hour is