How Do You Crate Train Boxer Puppies?
Boxers are often described as the perfect dog—they are loyal, friendly, playful, a little goofy and love to be a part of the family. Fortunately, their willingness to learn and obey typically makes training quite simple. This is also true for crate training. Crate training is arguably one of the best ways in which to potty train a dog, as it works with the ideal that dogs do not like to lie in their own waste. Therefore, when placed in the crate, the boxer will typically wait until it is outside to eliminate. However, purchasing the proper crate size and practicing a few crucial techniques are essential when crate training a boxer puppy. Teach your boxer puppy that the crate is an enjoyable place to spend time. Throw a few treats or toys inside the crate to entice the puppy to enter, suggests the boxer information website BoxerWorld.com. When the puppy enters, praise it by giving it another treat and start to say a word that associates the boxer puppy with the action, such as “crate”
