Teach Your Dog the 'In Your Crate' Command in Less Than One Week
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2021
- Have you been struggling to teach your dog or puppy the "in your crate" command like I was? I'm going to share with you the trick I use to get Sophie to go happily into her crate! I think this is one of my favourite things that I've managed to teach Sophie.
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I have had Nino for a year now, and everything I have seen on your videos so far is absolutely accurate and helpfully true. I wish I had seen them a year ago. Nino does experience separation anxieties when I am out a lot. I am going to take him with me more. I have wanted to, but he does get car sick. Unfortunately, my wife died last July, so he has only me for company. He is very friendly and affectionate. Thank you so much for your wonderful work.
I'm so sorry for you loss, I hope that having Nino has helped and made your days a little brighter, he sounds like the perfect companion. Thank you for your lovely comment and thanks for watching our videos! 😊
Aww she's so smart!!!
Wonderful Video Nessa! Sophie is doing a Fabulous Job ❤❤
Thank you so much! 😊
Great concept. My dog snuffed her nose at the peanut butter, Jif, but she was full on board with the ham. I'll keep that up, thanks
Wow! Great job Nessa, Sophie is such a little rock star! Very informative 🐾❤️
Thank you, we're glad we can help!
On my second day of training this command. With 2 puppies. One has started to go in but i need to walk by the crate but he knows exactly what i want him to do and has even gone in with me pointing at the crate 1 or 2 times saying the command. The other one isnt as smart and is still taking a while 😂
Edit - 3rd day they both go in but still not on command. I have to go near the crate with a treat before they do go in
Day 4 - They know what i want them to do but dont do it via commands
I like to say thank you so very much your video A peanut butter Works like a charm I got new baby pug his 12 week old and his name is Danny Devito and his a pug so thank you so very much we We try everything to go to bed Your dog advice is very good and I'd like to say thank you from the bottom of my heart
Sophie is so adorable!
We tried the first (in/out) method without much success, although it did get our "kennel up" phrase to stick. She just wasn't very willing to do it. We eventually used a peanut butter & kibble filled Kong to convince her that being in her crate for more than 2 seconds could actually be a positive thing. Now whenever we get a treat of any kind for her, she zooms into her crate without us saying anything, and if we tell her to "kennel up" without a treat, she usually does it.
Your puppy is so smart and clever! Clearly she's very food motivated, which it seems like that's what helped convince her that her crate isn't so scary. I can tell that your hard work payed off, it's so rewarding when our puppies finally accomplish something new. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Nessa! I am teaching this to Milo now! He’s in love with it!!!!
Hooray! I'm sure he's doing a fabulous job! Does he love peanut butter as much as Sophie?
@@NessaandSophie yes he loves it! Check your Instagram when you have a chance🙌🏽🙌🏽
Once they been trained using the peanut butter does the command then work without using food?
The first one you tried it never work so I’m going to try this
I got my cavapoo last week. At first he wouldn't go in. Now he goes in without me needing to tell him. Although I have the opposite problem now since when I get up to take him out to do his business, he doesn't want to get out of his crate 😅
That's so great that he's comfortable going in, but the fact the he doesn't want to come out is pretty cute! 😊
Okay, my dog will not go in the crate, I put full strips of bacon in the crate and she just sits there and looks at it and crys. Will never enter it, UNLESS, she is completely alone and knows the door won't close. I believe the previous owner had her locked in a cage for most of her life. What to do? None of the tricks I have seen work, the only thing that seems to work is if I go in the crate and feed her when I am in the crate, but that is not a real solution.
We are collecting our baby in two days🤗, what size crate did you go for? 30" or 24"?
Congratulations! Sophie's crate is 24" long by 17" wide by 19" high and it used to have a divider but we took it out once she got bigger.
@@NessaandSophie Thank you for taking the time to reply😊, ok perfect, I havnt seen a divider to fit that size anywhere🤔.
@Siofo C You're welcome! I can't speak for all brands of crates but there are some crates that come with the divider included (Sophie's is from the brand MidWest). I hope that helps.
Did you use a specific peanut butter?
I usually use Kraft peanut butter. There's a lot of different peanut butters out there, so just make sure it doesn't have xylitol.
could you please tell me what size your crate is? i pick up my cavapoo in 10 days x
Congratulations, that's so exciting! 😊 Sophie's crate is 24" long by 17" wide by 19" high. We had a divider in it to make the crate smaller for her and we took it out when she got her spay surgery at 6 months.
@@NessaandSophie thankyou so much for taking the time to reply. much appreciated. Sarah x
@Sarah patridge You are so very welcome! 😊
Is Sophie part miniature poodle or toy? She's a doll
Yes she is! She's part miniature poodle and part King Charles cavalier. 😊
I just tried it tried working on it for a half an hour she wouldn’t go in what should I do
I would definitely recommend doing this with your dog for a little bit everyday and don't forget to be consistent and patient. Good luck!
@@NessaandSophie it’s like she gets to the door peeks in puts one paw in there and then leaves lol or she just hides
@@kyliemcgary3063 how did it end up going for you?
is it work for adult dog ?
I think it would, it may take a little longer and some more patience. And remember lots of yummy, high value treats!
Once the food has ran out does she always chill in there or whine to be let out?
For about the first month or two after we brought her home and we were crate training her, she would whine and cry to be let out. But with a lot of rewards, persistence and patience she has no problem being in her crate now, just chilling. 😊
Every time I try and get my dog to go in she hides ima try this she loves peanut butter
haven't had to train my dog to go in her cage she just goes in it
That's fantastic! 😊
Like a telling a drug addict there are drugs around the corner, and he goes around the corner, that’s amazing.
So you go into your cupboard without washing your hands after handling Sophie and then let her lick off your spoon. Gross.
I don't care how how much you try to stay clean but if you have kids or pets you're not always going to wash your hands when you should. It happens
Exactly. If i wash my hands everytime i handle my dog, my hands would be really dry