Choose a suitable cage if your dog does not want to enter the cage

1. Choose a cage of appropriate size
The best choice for size is the length of the cage. Twice the dog's length. In this way, the dog can have enough space to move around, and it will not appear too crowded even when it grows up.

2. The cage should be stronger For smaller dogs, iron wire can be used, but for larger dogs, square iron should be chosen. The stick ones are much stronger than the wire ones. 3. The cage has a reasonable structure. It is best to have a tray at the bottom of the cage to facilitate cleaning of the dog's urination and defecation. The bottom plate of the square iron bar dog cage is movable and can be taken out for cleaning. But if there is no tray, the dog's poop will stick to it, which makes cleaning up more troublesome. 4. Maintain hygiene in the cage Because the dog defecates in the cage, it is easy for the dog's poop to get to the bottom of the cage, so it is very necessary to clean the cage every day. If the dirt is not cleaned out in time, bacteria will easily breed in the cage, which is also very detrimental to the dog's health.

Training methods for dogs who are unwilling to enter the cage

1. Use food to induce them
First use food to attract their attention, and then use food to lure the dog Enter 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 entering the cage. Do not directly focus on the door as soon as the dog enters the cage, otherwise the dog may be frightened. 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 first and let the dog’s belly 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.

Attention should be paid to training dogs that are unwilling to enter the cage

1. Do not open the door even if it is noisyDo not let the dog when it is noisy or scratching the door When out of the cage, the dog will think that its way of complaining will lead to freedom. It's best to ignore it and only open the door to let it out when it's quiet or has calmed down. 2. Do not use a cage as a punishment. If your dog makes mistakes, it is best not to use a cage as a punishment, so as not to associate the cage with bad things. 3.Don’t disturb the dog in the cage at willIf there are children at home, be sure not to let the children disturb the dog in the cage at will. Not only children, but also the whole family. When the dog enters the cage, don’t disturb it casually. Let it feel that it is its safe haven, a place that belongs only to it. 4. Don’t lock it up for a while and then relax. A dog that doesn’t make mistakes for several weeks does not mean that it knows everything, nor does it mean that it has been domesticated. The training needs to continue to progress, otherwise the dog will quickly Just forgot.