Stop Puppy From Crying in the Crate Revised
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- Want to know how to stop puppy from crying? You are going to get some amazing information in this video, all about how to stop puppy from barking, stop puppy crying in the crate, and how to settle a puppy down. Learn great puppy training tips on how to love the crate, training games to play, and the best way to do puppy crate training. If you have rescue puppies who might need a little time to feel comfortable or just wonder: What do I do with my new puppy, we’ve got what you need. We’ve got the best dog training tips, including how to crate train a puppy at night, how to crate train and the easiest way to work at crate training a puppy, or crate training a dog. If you’re wondering about managing crate training a puppy crying, or basics on how to kennel train or crate training, you’ll get it here! Learn how to crate train a puppy fast, and how to manage crate training a dog with separation anxiety. You’re in the right place with Michele Lennon and How To Train A Dream Dog.
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Thanks for watching! 🐶How old is your pup? And how is crate training going?
Hi my baby is 12 weeks old Maltese I just got him about 3 days ago. It's day 2 for crate training. We both have sleepless nights. I get him out the crate when he's calmer and quite. Get him out for potty then right back in. Morning I get him out and the day starts, a little here and there inside crate. Ready for night night. I noticed he's got a soar throat? Any suggestions? Hardly can bark because of so much bark all through the night the poor thing. Thank you
9 weeks
She's 12 weeks old and she's doing awesome in her crate. She goes in when I ask or if she's tired. I'm so glad I listened and crate trained. It's a game changer!
Gigi is a 14 month old goldendoodle and we started crate training on Day #1 when we brought her home at age 7 weeks. Gigi whined in her crate for about the first two weeks and we were patient with her. We started her in our master bedroom in her crate next to my side of the bed and then gradually moved the crate further away into our master bathroom (open concept with no door such that she could still see/hear us). Then we moved the crate to the laundry room at about 12 weeks and she would sleep in her crate and we would close the laundry room door, but used a baby monitor with a camera to keep an eye on her along with the temperature of laundry room. Now that Gigi is more mature with her potty breaks and we know her potty schedule, we let her sleep on the floor of our master bedroom or in her favorite little puppy bed. Now we keep her crate by the front door and the door is always open. She often rests, plays, and snacks in it on her own. Then when we are not home, we put her in the crate and tell Gigi that we will back soon and its nap time. She has some toys and a crate bed to make it cozy. When we get home, we always first take her now through the house to the backyard for a potty break and some loving / playtime.
Gigi is our first family dog and we did have some sleepless nights at the beginning, but it was worth it. We always take turns with the early morning potty wake up calls. Sometimes Gigi will still wake us up around 2 to 4 am, so we take her outside for a quick potty break and do not talk to her much. This way she understands that it is sleeping time and we need to sleep from about 10 pm to 5 am. So, for all those dog owners with younger puppies, please be patient and do not give up. You can do this! Just be consistent in your routine and do what is right for you and your furry, friendly family member. :)
This sounds like an absolutely wonderful success story for you AND Gigi! Nice going! Thanks so much for your kind words and support to all other puppy parents out there.
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Getting our 8 week old pup tomorrow! Watching to set us up for crate training success ❤️
Very best of luck to you! You know where to find us if you need any help on your puppy training journey!
Great tips, thank you.
Thanks for watching! So glad we were able to help.
Oh, this is helpful! I am definitely going to try playing games and offering a treat or two with Ruby in the crate. Thanks.
Let us know how it goes!
Just got a puppy golden retriever about three weeks ago. I’m going to watch so many of these videos.
That sounds awesome! We encourage you to check out a few of our other resources!
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Thank you so much! We appreciate your super thanks!
Thank you
Thanks for watching!
I’m getting a 12 weeks old puppy in 2 weeks so I’ve been preparing for two months, but I’m still nervous because this is my first time crate and home training a doggie! Thanks for the video 💕
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@@HowToTrainADreamDog I did after last week’s stream :D! The schedule is incredibly helpful to get a grasp of what to do, thank you so much!!
The new way is to not let them cry. I am glad I ran across the revised one because I watched your original and have been having her cry it out. Question, if you take her out of crate when she whines, what do you do with her? At 2am, do you put her in bed or floor? I have taken her outside then right back in crate. She whines again for over an hour. Need advice on what to do if you don't let them cry it out. Our pup is is 8.5 weeks.
We can guide you through that as part of our new crate training mini course! courses.howtotrainadreamdog.com/crate-training-course
have a 13 week old pit bull. Got him about 5 days ago. He goes in with the command "go home", he eats in there with no issues. As long as I'm around and he could see he is fine. Once I'm away from his sight the whines start. Just ordered the crate cover to help. Working on leaving him in there 10-15 minutes at a time. the loss of sleep sucks, but after watching your videos, I'm looking forward to the light at the end of the tunnel.
We're so glad that we could help you find a little bit of light at the end of the tunnel! We wish you the very best with your puppy going forward!
Our pup is almost 6 months old. Been doing some basic crate games, she will go in there, lay down to get a treat. But when we actually go to bed or work, she gets stressed out (but also will take naps or sleep there at night). She won’t sleep through the night though. She also will tug on the crate and move the whole crate backwards (saw it on video) 🤦🏻♀️ I’m going to restart working on crate game during the fall break. I’m enrolled in the basic HTTYDD self learning class.
We're sorry the crate training isn't going as smoothly as you'd like it to. We're glad you're already enrolled in the DIY level! Be sure you're practicing your crate training games for at least 30 minutes daily (broken down into multiple smaller sessions), and check out these two videos for additional support.
How to Help Your Puppy Relax: th-cam.com/video/IguvtdPuSs4/w-d-xo.html
Nighttime Troubles: th-cam.com/video/Fju8sKIJY9k/w-d-xo.html
We have 2 Haveness and they are different as night and day.
Yes, even dogs from the same litter can be very different! If you have littermates or dogs of the same age, you might like this video: th-cam.com/video/x3nefq0CeyU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=D7P-dXIDWLH6G_Y5
Like the way you present your videos. I have a new 9 week old Border Collie pup 🐶. Using a crate for the first time. At night she cries non stop unless someone sleeps in the room. You say this is okay, how long can you do this for? Does it create separation anxiety. Thanks in advance.
It's good that she's settled. As for how long you'll have to sleep in the room, that depends on her. The very best thing to do is start the crate games during the day, outside of nap time. We recommend doing them in 1-2 minute increments for at least 30 minutes a day (all throughout the day). If you take it at a pace that is comfortable for her, soon she'll be more confident being alone in the crate. You'll also want all the tools we recommend like the snuggle puppy, adaptil, calming music, etc. The crate games can be found here:
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12/28/23 8 PM big life change for puppy and human😊 videos give great tips/support
We are happy to help you! Thanks for watching!
Thanks! I have a 3 month old puppy (we have had him for 2 weeks) and crate training is going well with one exception - our puppy whines in the night when he has to pee. We have been letting him out to pee and he had been going back to the crate quietly until it is time to wake up. In the last few days he has been whining even after we let him go to the bathroom. Should we change our procedure here? Maybe schedule regular potty breaks throughout the night instead of waiting for him to tell us when he has to go?
We recommend you keep your night time potty breaks as boring as possible. Keep lights dim, and keep talking to a minimum!
I need help with my dog
I went on my laptop earlier today, started looking at dogs. Found one, drove to their house and bought it. I’m now on TH-cam trying to find out how I can stop it from crying.
Hang in there Cam, your pup has just left the only thing he's ever known and will need time to get used to you and transition into your home. A snuggle puppy can be very helpful at this time.
How has it been going for you cam?
Hello and thank you so much for such helpful videos! I just got my new fury family member and he is a rambunctious toy poodle. Crate training this 8 week old has been heart breaking, he cry’s, whine, and then starts biting at crate and using his paws to try to push his way out, by the time morning comes he can’t seem to settle down and doesn’t want to eat. Any suggestions we are feeling defeated.
If you need a little more help with crate training after watching this video, you'll find what you need in this mini course with the crate training games. Check it out here!
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Wish you demonstrated would help so much more
We do this more in our online course, 30 Days to Puppy Perfection! You can check it out here: www.howtotrainadreamdog.com/puppy-perfection-course-learn-more/
Could you film tips for owning a French mastiff.
We've put this breed on our list! Thanks for checking out our video!
Our puppy, Murphy, is eleven weeks old and today crate is going well.
So glad to hear that, George! Keep up the great work. We would love to see you and George on our Puppy Training with Michele Lennon Facebook group: howtotrainadreamdog.com/FB-group
@@HowToTrainADreamDog Murphy. But yes, thank you for the invite. 😄
I have a 9 month old Malshi, she will go in the crate thru the day and has had a few sleeps in there but as soon as I close the door she goes nuts chewing on the crate and barking. I have tried putting the crate in a playpen but she def doesn’t like being in there she eats and plays but as soon as I shut the gate it’s omgoodness. Now she sleeps on our bed but I am still putting her in there every day etc…. Yesssssss I know it’s not the right thing to do but my hubby works and is up at 4am to go to work. So I guess I will see how we go.
We wish you the best of luck on your training journey! We know that it can be a challenge at times.
How to you find prices for 30 levels of puppy perfection?
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Exactly why I have cats; but I will be puppy sitting every now and then, so hopefully these tips will be helpful.
It will be great to have these tips for your future clients!
Cats have a different set of problems plus nothing beats the affection, love and joy of a dog. Plus I love bringing them out and having my dog as my only companion. Had cats but nothing beats having a dog
Our puppy is a 9 week old American Brittany. He sleeps in the crate downstairs because it’s a quicker trip to the backyard. He always cries as soon as the crate door closes. There were lots of helpful tips in your video we will try. Right now, I sit with him and put my fingers through the crate and comfort him until he’s quite and then I go upstairs. Is this creating a bad habit or helpful tool? Thanks
You want to comfort your puppy, but he will also need training. Be sure to enroll in our online training course for the best ways to get started.
30 Days to Puppy Perfection:
www.howtotrainadreamdog.com/puppy-perfection-course-learn-more/
i have a 10 weeks old chihuahua mix i adopted 2 at a time i keep them in separate rooms to avoid litter mate syndrom but one of them just hates the crate and the orher one the fake grass to potty hahaha
It's a lot of work to have two puppies at the same time! If you need more help with crate training, you'd love our mini course! courses.howtotrainadreamdog.com/crate-training-course
Should you wake a puppy up to eat when you have them in a schedule
Nope. Let the puppy sleep and then re-adjust the schedule when he/she wakes up.
Hello my pup sleeps well in the crate but as soon as I get up or he hears me move he cries, we do lock the door of the crate and he is ok with that but with any sound of us he will wake up. Any advice?
It sounds like you'll want to do some additional training with the crate, so your puppy is calm and content in there, even when awake. Our crate training mini course has the games that can help with that. courses.howtotrainadreamdog.com/crate-training-course
I’m getting 2 puppies (siblings) can they stay in the crate together when they first come home?
No, it's important that they each have their own crates and their own pens. In addition, the puppies will need to be kept apart for most of the day to help them build up independence from one another and help them learn how to listen to the humans. This video can give you more important information about bringing home littermates: th-cam.com/video/x3nefq0CeyU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=D7P-dXIDWLH6G_Y5
I have a 9 week old Golden, and am following the DIY course. I'm trying to play the crate games to create a positive association but I'm hitting a snag; the food just isn't really drawing her into the crate very easily. Normally I have to toss it in and it's 50/50 if she goes in. Once she does, she's pretty good about understanding that she has to be calm for me to let her out, but she's not very good at waiting for me to give a signal that it's time.
Anyway, luckily she seems to settle quickly and sleep in the crate fine without much crying so far, but I worry that I'm not creating a good association with the crate and wonder if I need to do something different with her in order to get her into the crate. Anybody have any tips for a pup that seems pretty much fine with sleeping in the crate, but not really ok with doing training games involving it?
Hey there! Since you're already enrolled in the DIY course, we're going to suggest that you post this question in the Facebook group to receive a more thorough answer. Find it here, Puppy Training with Michele Lennon Facebook group: howtotrainadreamdog.com/FB-group
How long should i let my puppy stay in the crate awake during the day?
This depends a lot on factors like your dog's age, crate comfort, schedule outside of the crate, etc. If you're just starting crate training we recommend training games for 1-3 minutes several times a day. If your puppy is very young, only a few minutes of awake crate time (as long as he's comfortable) a day is a good start. All naps and nights should be in the crate, however. If you need a sample schedule, we have one for a young puppy in this free kit: www.howtotrainadreamdog.com
Where do I find the 30 day training?
Here you go! Let us know if you have any questions about it!
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My puppy does great at night, but during the day when I leave she loses it and barks the whole time. She's 13 weeks and I never leave her in there for more than 3-4 hours. Any suggestions for getting her to relax in her crate while I'm at work??
It sounds like you might want to evaluate her schedule to make sure she's getting the right balance of exercise (physical and mental) to help her settle well. Some crate training games and positive association with the crate will also be helpful. Check out our new mini course on crate training that could be ideal for you.
courses.howtotrainadreamdog.com/crate-training-course
My puppy is eight weeks old and I’ve been sleeping on the couch with her she was crying. She cries when you put her in the crate, so how do I get her to incorporate the crate with her being up in the bedroom so I can get back to bed
This will take some dedicated training time helping her learn to feel comfortable in the crate, and also with you out of sight. This mini course would be perfect to guide you through that process: courses.howtotrainadreamdog.com/crate-training-course
I don't think she's panicking, and she is OK with the crate when I'm in the room, but Sasha hate being left alone...is it best to just let her scream the entire period, or should I return to her when she quiets to reinforce that?
We do not recommend letting her scream. That will only create a negative association with the crate, and no learning is going on when she's panicked. To help her grow her confidence being alone you can play the crate games from our mini course or online course. We teach you the games and also how to know when you can step away and increase your duration. And they will help her feel comfortable in the crate and when you are not in sight! courses.howtotrainadreamdog.com/crate-training-course
@@HowToTrainADreamDog Thank you. I currently have no money due to paying for all kinds of stuff for her XD but I did manage to get a solid 30 seconds of quiet twice now and will continue to build it up slowly :)
I dont know if this will help anyone but, our puppy was crying all the time when we put her in her crate. I got a thin little throw and covered the crate. She no longer cries when shes in the crate, day or night.
Great idea! We also recommend a crate cover. It often cuts down on the stimuli and helps the puppy sleep better.
I have 2 8 week old ones that would cry all night and also when i take them outside to potty they just play and do it inside when i get them back inside.
We've got some extra resources that can help you with that! Consider our crate training mini course that contains the games to help them love their crates. Or, if you'd like more personalized guidance, the PRO level of our online course is an excellent option if you have littermates. The course contains the training games for crate, recall, mealtime manners, stay, come and more! Check out this video about littermates and then consider one of our courses!
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@@HowToTrainADreamDog thank you
What do you do if puppy is crying at night and crate is next to your bed? You are reassuring the puppy you are there when he is quiet but he goes straight into crying again for the next 15 min interval non stop? What do we do not to break the threshold and produce a negative experience? He is acting like this even after working on positive reinforcement crate training during the day. Do you have him sleep in your bed or what do you do?
There could be a possibility that your puppy is not completely comfortable in the crate just yet. You should work to build up crate confidence as much as possible during the day. If you are finding that difficult, you may want to check out our Crate Training Mini Course for more guidance at this time.
Check it out here: courses.howtotrainadreamdog.com/crate-training-course
I have a 6 month old chiweenie, what’s a reasonable time to leave them in a kennel for? I’d like to go out here and there but get anxious when it hits the 3 hour mark because I love my little guy ❤😅
It's hard to answer this question, given the context. However, we wouldn't recommend leaving your puppy in there until they cry. Try getting them out once you hear them beginning to stir!
My puppy Lucy is almost 15 weeks! When I put her in her crate she is fine, but when I close the door to her room, she immediately starts scratching and clawing and biting the crate!! It’s lasts 5-10 minutes. Then she calms down… when I get her out of her crate her front paws are wet as is her face and whiskers! Help!!!!
It can definitely take some adjustment for some puppies to feel comfortable in their crate. This takes time, but mostly training! While teaching our puppies to be comfortable being alone, we also have to make sure they are not experiencing so much anxiety that they are in panic mode. If they panic to the point of digging, drooling, screaming, soiling or almost hurting themselves, we are creating a negative experience with the crate. At that point, there is no learning going on.
It's going to be extremely important you make sure Lucy is confident in her crate to not reach that point of panic/drooling.
We'd recommend you check out our Crate Training Mini-Course. It may help in your situation to build confidence through crate games: courses.howtotrainadreamdog.com/crate-training-course
My dog is 7 months she crying in the dog kennel
ANGUS SAYBER JR IS 21 weeks old and crate training is not doing so well
We hope that this video gave you some guidance! You know where to find us if you need additional help!
7 weeks, not well
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11 weeks and a challenge
Lots of conflicting information out there. Taking care of the pup when screaming=reinforcing bad behaviour. Then at the same time, it creates a negative association with the crate if you leave them to cry
It's okay for them to cry, but is not okay when they get to a sense of "panic", which is more than just a cry. If they panic to the point of digging, drooling, screaming, soiling or almost hurting themselves, we are creating a negative experience with the crate. At that point, there is no learning going on. There's a difference! We dig into this much more and can offer tons of extra crate training tips in our Crate Training Mini-Course. You can grab it here: courses.howtotrainadreamdog.com/crate-training-course
This lady contradicts herself all the time.
We are always keeping up with new research on better ways to help our dogs live in the human world. When we learn of better ways to do things, we share them with our viewers. Just like science, medicine and technology, we are always learning and improving!
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