How to crate train your puppy
Puppies don't naturally like being on their own and this can lead to nervous and destructive behavior. Crate training helps your puppy to feel at home, even when you're not there.
Why is crate training important?
What are the benefits of crate training?
There are many good reasons to crate train your puppy:
One
Crate training is a good way to limit your puppy’s access to the house before they learn the house rules
Two
Once comfortable in their crate, your puppy can be safely left overnight, or alone at home
Three
When familiarized with the crate, your puppy no longer feels nervous or abandoned when left on their own
Four
Soiling, chewing, and destructive behavior is reduced
Five
Your puppy has a place all of their own where they feel safe, so they can retreat at any time
Six
You can use the crate to easily transport your puppy to the vets or other places
How to choose a crate?
Puppy training and play
Learning and play are vital to puppy development and provide them with an understanding of the rules of life. Training should start as early as possible while your puppy naturally has an excellent capacity for learning.
How to socialize a puppy
Socialization is one of the most important steps in ensuring your puppy grows into a well-balanced, confident adult. It's never too early to start gently introducing your pet to new experiences, people, and animals.