How to let dogs understand dog cages? Many friends keep dogs at home and always expect the dog to fall asleep honestly in the cage. But in fact, every time the dog sees the cage, it hides far away. If you want the dog to return to the cage, you can...
How to let dogs understand dog cages? Many friends keep dogs at home and always expect the dog to fall asleep honestly in the cage. But in fact, every time the dog sees the cage, it hides far away. If you want the dog to return to the cage, you can only rely on pulling it hard. The reason is very simple. The dog treats the cage as a restricted area, and of course he is unwilling to come in.
Let it understand the dog's cage and give a good impression of the dog's cage is the first step in training a dog to live in a cage. Let the dog understand the cage, that is, let it feel that the cage is an area that maintains its safety and fills happiness. It must not make it feel that the cage is an area that punishes it. Therefore, if you want it to get used to the cage, the owner must not put it in the cage when the dog makes a mistake.
Training dogs to understand the following steps for cages:
1. The first meal after the dog enters the house needs to be carried out in the cage, put the dog basin into the dog cage, and then let the dog explore in the cage to find ingredients to make it clear that this place can eat delicious food.
2. When the dog enters the cage and starts to eat, the owner can gradually close the cage door, but it cannot be locked. The owner squats aside and does not have to leave. After it eats, open the cage door and let the dog go out. After the dog goes out, the owner should not be too excited, otherwise it will make it feel that the owner will be happier if he stays outside the cage.
3. During training, if the dog is unwilling to come in, don't push it hard. Let it come in willingly. When the dog enters the cage, the owner should not show excitement, just let it gradually explore itself.
4. In addition to training during meals, you can also use snacks for training. Put 2 snacks in the dog cage. After it comes in and eats it, it will continue to train one snack outside the dog cage. The dog has a definition of the total number. It will think that it is better to stay in the cage with a large amount of snacks, and it will be better to stay in the cage! Hahaha, the dog is still too simple~
