Dog House Training Tips and Resources

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We will be crate training our puppies as we have with all the others. I just wondered if inbetween going out to catch the mishaps, use the diapers. Any suggestions?

(I have never used them before)

No, they are more likely to chew them up and clog up their intestines. 30 minutes after they eat take them outside to pee and poop, and cheer them on big time when they do.

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http://www.crate-training.com Discover a proven step-by-step method to crate train your puppy or dog within a couple of days

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Crate training your therapy dog is not as difficult as you may think. Canids – dogs, foxes, coyotes, wolves- like to den for sleeping and caring for young. Your therapy dog is no different. The crate quickly becomes a place of security if it is introduced properly. It become a place to go for peace and quiet and should be respected as such. If you have children it offers a sanctuary for the dog so he can get away from noise and stress. Teach your children to leave the dog alone when he is in his crate.

What is a crate? It is a container made of wire, plastic or mesh. Crates come in all sizes from the very small to enormous!

Which is the right size for your dog? Your dog should be able to stand in the crate and have enough room so that his back doesn’t touch the top of the crate and when he lies down he can stretch out.

Crates can be found at pet stores, online pet catalogs, department stores… just about any place that caters to animals.

Why should you use a crate? There are a lot of reasons to crate train your dog. It keeps him safe when you are gone. It will give you peace of mind knowing your dog isn’t getting into trouble or wreaking things in the home. House training is much easier. The crate is familiar to him if he goes to an unfamiliar place or travels with you. If you are involved in an accident on the road, a crated dog is less likely to get loose on the road or be flung from one part of the car to another.

How do you crate train your dog? Slowly, carefully and with kindness. Begin by making sure the door to the crate will not shut. Either remove it or tie it back so the entrance to the crate is open. If you have a young pup you can feed him in the crate but because dogs are messy drinkers don’t leave a water bowl in the crate. Pad the bottom with soft bedding or, for housetraining purposes, paper. Be sure to take your pup outside for elimination as soon as he has finished eating and as soon as he wakes up since puppies will eliminate soon after eating and waking.

Start the crate training as soon as you get your dog. The first thing to do, after securing the door so it can’t close, is introduce him to the crate by tossing a tasty treat inside. When he goes in to get the treat, calmly praise him. Do this several times until the dog doesn’t hesitate to enter the crate. Once he is consistently willing, even eager to enter, close the door. Leave it closed for a few seconds and, as long as he isn’t whining or scratching at the door, open it and allow him to leave. Praise him. Repeat the entire process: entering, closing the door, waiting and then opening the door, gradually increasing the length of time the door is closed. At the same time you toss the treat into the crate you can tell your dog to ‘kennel’ or some other word that he will understand means to go into the crate.

Don’t abuse the use of the crate. It is for your dog’s security and comfort, not his prison.

Learn more about Crate Training Your Therapy Dog. Stop by www.therapydogtrainingtips.com where you can find out all about crate training tips and what it can do for you.

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One of the first steps in scent training for dogs is to lay out a trail in a straight line so that the dog can find what it’s looking for. Learn the importance of praising a dog in scent training with help from a certified professional dog trainer in this free video on dog training.

Expert: Zephyr Clarke-Dolberg
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Bio: Zephyr Clarke-Dolberg is a certified professional dog trainer in Miami, Fla.
Filmmaker: Paul Muller

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If you’re enthusiastic about obedience training for pets, then you’ve come to the right place. This information is about dog obedience training for puppies and dogs.

Perhaps you have had a young puppy or possibly a new dog and you also need some help. You truly want your dog to be obedient. You may be looking for information on crate training puppies or advanced training for adult dogs, these simple details are something you require to find out.

Crate Training Puppies

Crate training your pups is one of the best options for puppy owners. This can be a great alternative if you want the puppy to be safe and out of hassle. This will be relevant if you are usually absent for work or whenever you get to sleep at nighttime.

Another advantage of crate training is the fact that it enables the puppies to acquire its area. This makes him or her safe and sound. When looking for a crate, guarantee that the create is not too small for your dog. Your new puppy should easily move. Make sure that the puppy dog has space especially when he or she gets older to adult size.

Verbal Commands

For mature dogs, you need to know that these pets respond well to spoken commands. Ensure not to confuse your dog. Say verbal command with similar tone of voice. You can utilize commands such as “jump, “sit down”, etc.

Incentives for the Pets

To make sure that the pet realize that it has done an excellent task, use rewards soon after the command. It simply just takes a small treat for your dog to behave. It is a tested way to make sure that your dog behaves properly. This is a best way to your dog as loyal as possible.

To know more about obedience training for dogs, visit our Mighty Dog Training site here: Obedience Training.

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How to crate train your dog. He loves his crate as you can tell. This is actually our dog named Charlie Brown. He is about 11 weeks old in this video. He is a mix between an English Bulldog (dad) and a Pug (mom). Some people call this mix a Miniature Bulldog. Either way we love him. He has 5 other siblings most of which live in Myrtle Beach and then his mother, father, and one brother moved to WV recently. Enjoy!

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www.traininggermanshepherd.net/ Training a German Shepard will reap the benefits to you not only due to the loyalty of the dog to your family, but because of privacy methods that can be enacted. Read this article to find out more about how to use and train your German Shepard to be a guard dog.

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This is a video requested by TheLaura1999. Sorry if sound and video quality aren’t very good, we took this on our phone. Thanks for the request!

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