my puppy cries and barks while in the crate why?
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Never just put a puppy in a crate and expect him to like it, we invented crates, it is not a natural place for a dog to be, you have to train him and teach him it is a good place to be, with association to pleasant things.
Try to train him with the crate door open and spend time placing small bits of kibble or other treats in the crate, play a game with him to show him it is a place where "nice" things happen. If you introduce a dog slowly to a crate and he becomes familiar with it he will start to think of it as his own "room", his retreat, somewhere he can chill, without being disturbed by us monkeis. LOL
Read this page on how to crate train a puppy, I am sure you will have many happy times with your dog if only you train him carefully and with love.
http://www.inch.com/~dogs/cratetraining.html
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M$personal experience training our dog
http://www.cesarsway.com/
Cesar Millan books
trainers' tips
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M$the problem is that some owners respond to the cries of a pup - this teaches it to cry for attention.. so you MUST resist responding to cries.
you can leave a radio on quietly or a ticking clock..
here is a good link
http://therealowner.com/dogs/how-to-successfully-house-train-a-puppy/
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