How To Crate Train A Puppy | How I Crate Trained My Samoyed Puppy
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- How to crate train my puppy, is something Yeti the Samoyed and I hear often. You must learn how to crate train a puppy, to have an easier time with potty training, establish sound sleeping habits for both you and your puppy and to give your puppy a safe place to be, especially while vacuuming, or during fireworks.
If you have guests over, or if Quimby and Bigby (Yeti's best dog friends) come over and are playing a bit too rough, a crate can provide calming quiet.
Quimby and Bigby were over, spending time with Yeti. They had been wrestling around, were very loud, moving furniture, so it was a good time for a time out. Yeti went into his crate and he wasn't too happy about having to leave the party for a few minutes. He just wanted to keep playing.
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Yeti was crate trained when he was a little, brand new puppy. It made potty training much easier and helped keep him from eating things he wasn't supposed to. Be sure to comment below, because Yeti really likes to hear your comments.
I noticed you didn't have any bedding in the crate...is that for a reason?
As crates bottoms are very cold and hard.
We had a dog bed in the crate when we first got Yeti. He shredded the dog bed immediately, because it made him too warm. So, we put a cute little puppy blanket in there. That too, shredded immediately. No more beds nor blankets in the crate. Yeti actually prefers laying on cold, hard surfaces. He scoots our area rugs out of the way so he can lay on our cold tile by our backdoor, with the draft coming in under the door. Some dogs prefer comfy surfaces. Other dogs shred them and prefer laying on cold, hard surfaces. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thanks for that info 👍😊
You’re welcome, Maya!
Kevin doesn’t like beds either. He prefers the cool ground. I am tempted to have DNA testing done on the little mutt, lol
loved the picture of yeti under the dining table so cute 😘😘😘😘😍😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you
Great video. Crate training is one of the best ways to potty train a puppy. Good work Yeti and mom.
Thank you, Animal Facts! In the thumbnail pic, he had been crazy with Quimby and Bigby and needed a time out. He really wanted to continue moving furniture, barking out of glee and his Mom had a headache (caused by all the commotion). A few minutes of a quiet helped calm the three dogs down. A serenity now moment.
Kevin is being crate trained now. Thank you for walking us through the steps on how to do this.
I hope little Kevin and your kitties are doing well.
Your video is amazing and yeti is just too cute 😻❤
Thank you, Music is life! Such an amazing compliment for Yeti and our video. He loves filming. Having tons of treats nearby encourages him to want to film.
One of the cutest samoyed ever
Thank you, WICKED GAMING.
Btw I'm from India
Really I never thought you would reply me 😯😯⋋✿ ⁰ o ⁰ ✿⋌
Why did you think that? I like to respond to all comments.
Because Big TH-camr's rarely reply
But you are so kind 😀😀
and a big youtuber
Another great video! 😍
We just love watching you two! 👌
Thanks Dog Buddies! Your 4 doggies are really special and extremely entertaining too.
You make it sound so easy lol can I hire you to live with me for a month to teach my new Sammy and ME 😭
Yeti learned right away, because I taught him it was a safe place. I encouraged him using everything I taught here.
@@YetisPlace wonderful! I appreciate the reply ❤️☺️❤️ I’ll work more on the safety aspect with little Tiki 🐶
My little fluffer will go into the crate while being lured with a toy, wait for a second, then take the toy and bring in back outside lol. He even stepped out and tried taking the bed with him
Yeti did that too for quite a few times. Get your dog used to being in the crate, during the day, without closing the gate. Lure them in using treats. Praise when they’re in. Then, let them come out. Practice that a few times. If your pup still takes the bed out with him, remove the bed. He might try to chew it while he’s little. Once he’s used to the crate, then you can bring the bed back.
Great video. Have you ever encountered people who find crate training to be cruel? I was amazed by how many people I talked to who thought that.
Also, since it's Monday give Yeti his weekly belly rub from Illinois. :)
Yeti does love his belly rubs! I have found some people who don’t understand how beneficial crate training is in training a puppy. In the beginning of the video, I discuss the reasons why it’s a good idea and how dogs like small spaces.
Yeah it's not cruel people just are stupid and support PETA🙄
Don’t say people are stupid. Other people may have differing thoughts and different ways of training, which is okay.
This yeti is the beautiful samoyed i see .I love him .Well done. See yow at a new episod .
Thank you, Cezar Istudor! Yeti enjoys the camera time. We’ve published many episodes. Just go to our home page and watch away.
Awesome video on crate training! I have a few friends with new pups that I'll pass it along to. :)
Thanks, Chris! We would’ve shown how to do it, but our crate was in our basement (we haven’t had to use it in awhile) and was rusted by recent basement flooding. Crate training helps with potty control, prevents house eating and keeps them safe.
Thank you for the video. I just got 9 month old Blanco. He is pretty tame and gets along so well with our 2 jack Russels. He doesn’t have potty accidents at night but when we are away from work during the day he is destructive and goes potty in the house. I’m getting him a crate tomorrow and I wonder if crate training is any different for older pups. Any other advice is welcome too! I’ll make sure to watch all your videos ❤
Crate training is the same, regardless of age. Blanco could have separation anxiety and/or could need more daily exercise before you leave and when you come home. Exercise helps calm them.
Blanco is also in his velociraptor teenage state. This will last until around 2 years old. But, multiple daily exercise events will help. Fetch, long walks.
@@YetisPlace thank you for the reply ❤️
You’re welcome!
Can’t seem to get my Samoyed puppy to not bark in the crate. But we’ve tried everything
During the day, when it’s not time for him to be in the crate, I encourage you to use a super enticing treat. Lure one of his front paws in. Give the treat, tell him/her good boy/girl. Repeat a few times.
Next, try 2 paws in. Repeat the above.
Next, lure them in a bit further. Repeat the above.
Finally, lure them all the way in a few times, leaving the crate door open. Repeat the above.
Encourage your dog to hang out in their crate during the day, while you’re home. Leave the door open. Put a hard toy in there, like a Kong toy, filled with some good dog-safe soft treats.
You’ll need to practice this over a few days. Once they realize their crate is a safe place, they will feel more comfortable being in it.
Thanks for this video!😍
I've been crate training my 3 month old since we got him at 8 weeks and following your steps, but he stiiillll can't tolerate being in there alone 🙈
Do you have any advice for making things easier for both of us, and whether or not it will ever get better?🙏
I’m sorry to hear of your troubles. When you feed him, feed him by hand, by his crate. Leaving his crate door open, move your hand, with his food, into the crate. Get him to place his head inside. Continue hand feeding, moving your arm inside his crate, to get his full body inside. Leave the crate door open, while you finish feeding him. But, only give him his food, while he’s inside his crate.
To address his being afraid while alone, for overnight, bring his crate into your bedroom, with you. He wants to be with his family.
Play some mental stimulation games with him (hide and seek, dog puzzle block games, find and bring my a toy, etc) to tire him out mentally. Bring him on a longer walk, before he goes into his crate. He’ll be more tired and will more easily go inside.
Once a Sammy reaches 4 months of age, to 2 years, they become velociraptors, so it’s important they learn their crate will keep them safe from eating things that are dangerous (electrical cords, outlets, shoes, socks, etc). They start teething around that age too.
Hi! I appreciate your informative video. I have a question regarding crate and potty training. Should we confine the puppy to the crate during the day once they have become comfortable with it, and only take them out for walks, scheduled potty breaks, and playtime in the morning and evening? I have a 17-week-old puppy who has no issues sleeping in the crate at night, but during the day, he resists going into the crate and tends to have accidents despite my efforts to keep an eye on him and recognize when he needs to relieve himself. I am uncertain about the proper way to approach these training methods.
Thank you
Only put him in the crate when you’re not there to watch. For example, overnight and while you’re working, unable to focus on him.
As far as the accidents, keep a close eye on him. The second he’s let out of his crate, he goes outside. The moment after he finishes eating, or drinking water, outside. Use a lot of praise when he goes potty. Make sure he goes potty twice before bringing inside. Puppies and dogs do 2 potties. The first one doesn’t empty their whole bladder. The second one does.
Set a timer during the day for every hour and a half. Bring him outside when the timer goes off, whether or not he needs to go potty. Encourage him to potty. You can increase the amount of time 15 minutes as each week passes.
It can often take a few months to fully potty train a puppy, so please be patient. My tips will help make it less stressful for both of you.
The moment they stop playing with whatever they’re playing with, the moment they stop eating and drinking, is the moment you bring them outside to relieve themselves not once, but twice.
do i have to crate train or can i just put my dog in my room and close the door at night? but one of the reasons i think is good to do this so they wont do naughty things at night right? Because i really cant resist those puppy eyes so yeah
If you want to keep your dog out of trouble, prevent them from chewing electrical cords, getting themselves into danger, then you need to crate train. It takes awhile to potty train a Sam, so having them in a crate helps when you’re unable to watch over them. They learn that a crate is a place for safety and they’ll feel comfortable in it.
Thank you for the video.
Do you recommend playpen? If not why do you prefer crate over playpen?
They can move playpens around and drag them through the kitchen, or wherever you have them. Crates, are more sturdy, a bit trickier for them to break free.
@@YetisPlace Thank you Yeti's Mom! I'm going to ask you lots of questions! :D Apologies in advance!
You’re welcome, Behzad! It is my pleasure to help you with your new puppy. Be sure to enjoy him/her. No need to apologize. If I don’t have an answer for you, I’ll let you know who to ask. Thanks for commenting and watching our videos!
Thank you for your video, it is really helpful. We have 9 weeks Samoyed, do you think it is too early for her during the night? can we use the crate inside the playpen?
Hello, Fatemeh Shahani! Glad to hear we’re helpful to you. I would not leave your puppy out of the crate for overnight. Puppies get into all types of things, so it’s best to keep them in their crate. I would bring the crate into your bedroom for overnight and leave the playpen for your puppy to be in while in another room of your home (during the day). If your bedroom is too warm for your puppy (mine was for Yeti), you could move the crate to another room for overnight.
@@YetisPlace Thank you so much for your reply. Actually, the problem is she does pee - onetime poop-in her playpen overnight, does she do the same in the carte, if we put it in our bedroom? Thanks again :)
If she’s placed in her crate, assuming it’s small enough, she will not go potty/poop in her crate. She’s young, so it’s important to bring her outside once every few hours.
@@YetisPlace Thank you so much! We will try and let you know the outcome :)
Be patient with your puppy and keep at it. Best wishes, Fatemeh!
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When did you get your first dog? I’m curious. You seem like you know a lot about dogs :D
I had my first dog, a Newfoundland, when I was 2. Then, I had an American Eskimo when I was 14. Since, I’ve owned 2 Samoyeds. Chewy was my first. Then Yeti.
My grandparents owned Schnauzers and Cocker Spaniels and my other grandparents owned a Samoyed/Collie mix. There are other Sammies in my family, owned by 2 different family members.
@@YetisPlace wow that’s a lot of dogs :o my older brother has a Newfoundland too and 2 saint Bernard’s
Big, drooly dogs! I love both breeds’ huge heads. They’re so big and gentle.
Next time you’re around the Newfy, look in between his paws. You’ll see webbing, kinda like a duck. They were bred to be water rescue dogs and the webbed paws give them a better handle in the water.
@@YetisPlace wow i didn’t know that. That’s so cool! I’m gonna dog sit his dogs in a few days so I’ll check :D
My Samoyed loves his crate I didn’t need no treats there not dumb dogs the tone of your voice is enough but try not to shout at them as there very sensitive dogs there’s no need bribes why spoil a dog they turn into spoilt brats and they will only listen when you’ve got food for them as I said before there clever dogs and they will play you , a tired pup is a good pup simple but there extremely naughty dogs when bored, lots of exercise is a must there hard work but well worth it I love my dog
Sammies sure are great dogs. Some like crates, others might not. Yeti liked his crate when he was young. Now that he’s been out of the crate for a number of years, he refuses to go back inside. He knows he’s a good boy and handles himself well.
Many people have a dog who isn’t as good with crates. This video is to help them.
Glad to hear you’ve never experienced problems with your’s.