Crate Training Tips That Actually Work

When it comes to raising perfect K9 companions, I have two mandatory things that I think every owner and every dog should do. You should loosely walk your dog because that fixes 99% of problem behaviors outside of the home. And you should crate train your dogs because that prevents and fixes 99% of problems

inside of the home. And in today's video, I'm going to talk about some top tips to help make sure that you can crate train your dogs perfectly. So, when it comes to crate training, guys, of course, we want our dogs to love being in their crate, but something that a lot of people skip over is

getting them to love going in to their crate. If you always create tension and frustration and are dragging your dog into the crate, you're immediately setting yourself off on a bad start to be able to achieve success. So, one of the very, very first things that you want to be doing is getting your dog to

be comfortable going in and out of the crate of their own accord. Now, I was going to demonstrate that to you with my mate, young Reginald down here of exactly how I go about doing that, and he's already decided he wants to dive in. Let me show you, Reggie. So, I get a piece of food and literally

all I do is throw it into the crate and he can have some food in there. Now, obviously, he's further down the crate training process than you guys might be. If he goes into the crate and comes straight back out, that's absolutely fine. Right now, he's waiting for me to break to let him know that he can come

out of the crate and he waits in the crate until I tell him otherwise. That's a little bit further down the line. But again, we just want to build that process reg where they're comfortable going in and out of their crate. So, get break. So get a nice high value reward and he goes