The reasons why dogs are reluctant to enter the cage

1. Dogs like to interact with humans. Keeping dogs in cages will make them sense of security.

2. Dogs are naturally active and don’t like to be restrained. Staying in a cage limits the dog’s range of activities, so they don’t like to stay in a cage.

3. I don’t want the owner to leave, because the owner usually only puts the dog into the dog cage when leaving. So it connects these two things.

Methods to make dogs willing to enter the cage

1. You can use food to induce it. First use food to attract their attention, and then use food to lure the dog into the cage. After the dog enters the cage, praise it while feeding it food. Then use food to induce it to get out of the cage. When the dog is finished, praise it in time. Repeat this training.

2. Do not close the door directly after the dog enters the cage. Do not focus on the door as soon as the dog enters the cage, as this may frighten the dog. Slowly watch the cage while comforting the dog. If the dog wants to come out, stop them. If they obey the command, reward them.

3. Let the dog stay quietly for a while. After closing the door, walk away and let your dog's tummy get familiar with it. Even if your dog barks, don't respond. If the dog stays quiet in the cage, praise it and reward it appropriately after you let it out.