Some friends who have dogs will have such a question, how to train the dog to get familiar with the cage? The cubs that were just brought home were placed directly in cages. It is very easy to get familiar with the cage, but some dog babies who are not used to the cage may not be so willing. Then I will give you a brief introduction on how to train a dog to get familiar with the cage.
How to train the newly adopted cub?
Parents need to pay attention to not forcing the loose dog into the cage, because in this case, the dog will be Aversion to cages. My usual method is to put the toys that the dog likes to play with and the food that the dog likes to eat in the cage to induce the dog to naturally join the cage. Instead. Forcibly pull the dog into the cage by tying a necklace or a dog leash.
There are also some dogs that are particularly resistant to deaf people. Parents may wish to hold their dogs at this time. Putting the dog into a cage will give the dog a sufficient sense of security, and the dog's resistance will also be reduced.
When their dogs are completely in the cage, parents can give them comfort and encouragement. Because the dog just entered the cage, the baby may still want it. Get out of the cage. At this time, we might as well comfort the babies by touching them or giving them some food that they like to eat until they agree to lie down in the cage, and then close the door to financing at this time. You probably won’t get too much resistance from your dog.
If the baby dog lives outside the cage for a period of time, how to train the dog to become familiar with the cage?
In fact, it is similar to the method of training cubs, but parents may have some disagreements. After all, he has been with us for a long time before, and we have become accustomed to him sleeping in the house. Suddenly, if we put him in a cage, the baby will not adapt. The intensity of resistance will be greater, and parents need to be patient at this time. Because at the beginning, they may make noises day or night and want to run out of the cage.
RanIt is a part of movement training, and the cage is also a key factor that cannot be ignored. Only a space of appropriate size can make dogs feel safe. If parents have a large variety of dogs, they may wish to prepare a large cage at one time. Block off a portion of the space during early practice sessions. Just slowly make your dog get used to it. Furthermore, when training has just begun, we must let our babies feel that the cage is a place where happiness can occur. Therefore, we try our best to place the cage in a place with many people at home, so that our dog babies will not feel too isolated.
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