Puppies that are eight or nine weeks old can hold their bladders and bowels for up to seven hours. Never allow children to tease a crated dog, bang on the crate, or enter the crate with the dog. Praise him, then play.Never use the crate for punishment, or drag your dog over to it. Do not play with him unti lhe has gone potty.
Each time you take him out of the kennel, take him straight outdoors to go potty. 6) Anytime you cannot actively supervise your pet, place him in the crate with a toy or treat. They will also need to go potty right after eating and drinking. They need to go potty during and after exercise periods. 5) If the puppy has been in his crate resting or sleeping for some time, and then whimpers or cries, it's likely that he needs to go potty. 4) When crate training, your pet should be crated for short periods of time at first, and then gradually increased. 3) To help insure that your dog has a better chance of not soiling his crate, take him outside immediately before he goes into the crate. Never open the door of the crate while your dog is whining, barking, scratching, or doing anything you don't want to encourage. 2) Once the dog is used to the crate, allow him to spend longer periods in it while you stay nearby. Then, open it immediately Gradually increase the length of time the door is closed. Don't close the door until he seems very comfortable. Praise him each time he enters his crate. Introduce it gradually, placing a treat into the crate allowing him to go in, eat it, and come right back out.
1) Your dog may not immediately take to his new crate. If you don't train your dog early to feel comfortable in a crate, you will be setting your dog up for trauma and stress. Crate training needs to start early to be most effective.
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