How safe is crate training?
Crates are not just for training! Dog crates are the best housetraining tool available. They provide a room for your dog while protecting your home furnishings from damage. However, even a crate isn’t an absolute safe harbor for your pet. As per crate manufacturers warnings, you should always remove standard collars before placing your dog in a crate. The only collar we recommend as being safe when inside a crate is Premier’s “KeepSafe” break-away collar. Otherwise, your dog is at risk for possible strangulation if his collar or ID tags become caught in the crate’s bars. Did you know: If your dog wears a collar in his crate, he is at risk for possible strangulation “¢ Put appropriate toys and treats inside the crate, which will entice him to go in on his own. “¢ Feeding your dog in his crate can develop a positive association with it. “¢ Give your puppy lots of praise when he enters the crate. How do I stop my dog from whining or barking the crate? Again, make sure the crate is in a go
