What should I do if the Schnauzer refuses to be in the cage? First prepare a cage of suitable size, and then use appetite to induce the Schnauzer into the cage; after the Schnauzer enters the cage, first comfort it slowly and then open the cage door. Close it and then leave it; if the Schnauzer barks in the cage, ignore it. Wait for it to be quiet before letting it out and reward it with snacks, so that it can slowly get used to the cage.

Choose a larger cage for the Schnauzer so that the Schnauzer has more room to move. Schnauzers must be trained to adapt to cages since childhood. If an adult Schnauzer is put in a cage, it will definitely bark. If you want Schnauzers to adapt to cages, you must induce the adaptation step by step.

If the Schnauzer has not adapted to the cage, you can use food to induce it to enter the cage. When the Schnauzer enters the cage, do not close the door directly, otherwise the Schnauzer will be frightened. After the Schnauzer enters the cage, you must first comfort the Schnauzer slowly, and then slowly close the cage. If the Schnauzer wants to come out at this time, and you want to stop the Schnauzer, the Schnauzer who obeys the command can use Food rewards.

After locking the Schnauzer in the cage, you can walk away and let the Schnauzer adapt for a period of time. During this period, you can ignore the Schnauzer even if it barks. Only when the Schnauzer stops barking can you let it out. , after the Schnauzer is released, appropriate rewards should be given, so that the Schnauzer understands that there will be rewards for staying in the cage. If you insist on training for a period of time, the Schnauzer will get used to it.

When the Schnauzer makes a mistake, it is best not to put it in a cage as punishment to prevent the Schnauzer from associating the cage with punishment.

When you put the Schnauzer in the cage, you can also put its favorite toys in it, so that the Schnauzer can play with its favorite toys in the cage without barking out of boredom.