How to let the dog sleep in the cage

1. The cage must be larger than the dog. At least there must be space for the dog to turn around in the cage. Also consider The size of the dog when it grows up.

3. Don’t just put a tray in the cage, at least put a small mat so that the dog will feel more comfortable when lying on it. I'd better add another layer of memory foam padding.

4. Don’t throw the dog into the cage or lock it into the cage as soon as it comes up. It will be resistant, so don't do anything that will make it fear the cage.

5. Do not train for more than 10-15 minutes every day, because the dog will feel bored later and not want to learn. You can spread it to 10-15 minutes in the morning and evening, but not for more than 15 minutes continuously.

6. In the first month of contact with the cage, do not lock the cage.

7. When you first start to lock the cage, you must be outside and let it see you, no more than 5 minutes at a time.

8. Never open the cage when it is snoring or barking. Take advantage of the gap when it is not snoring, even if it is only two seconds, and release it during these two seconds.

9. Even if it gets used to it later and can stay in it for a long time, don’t lock the cage at ordinary times, keep it open, and throw in more toys.

Benefits of dog cages

1. It is beneficial to training the dog’s daily habits. Especially for immature puppies, keeping them in a cage can help them develop correct living habits.

2. It can prevent the dog from urinating everywhere when the owner is not at home, and can also prevent the dog from damaging some furniture and facilities at home.

3. Restricting the dog’s activity area will not cause dog hair to be everywhere in the house, making it easier for the owner to clean.

4. For dogs that are more vicious in appearance or larger in size, keeping them in a cage can also moderate their dog temper.