How To Crate Train A Shiba Inu Puppy
If you have decided to crate train your Shiba Inu puppy, here are some tips to make the training process go smoothly. The first step is to set up the crate in a common area of the house, and fill it with your Shiba’s favorite toys. You can leave the door open for a few minutes at a time to allow the puppy to explore it. Then, close it for a longer period of time, and then open it again.
The first step is to introduce the crate. Make sure the Shiba Inu is calm and doesn’t feel threatened. Introduce the crates with tasty treats. Having treats in your hand will encourage your Shiba Inu to go inside. You can also offer treats to the crate to encourage the dog’s good behavior. As the puppy gets used to the kennel, you’ll be able to remove the crate, which is another step towards crate training.
After your Shiba Inu has gotten used to being confined, it will need some time to get used to the new environment. To begin crate training your Shiba Inu, you must make him comfortable with the crate. It’s important to introduce him to treats when he behaves well. You can give him treats when he goes inside.
If you have a Shiba Inu puppy, he/she should learn the “stay” command, which means that he or she should remain in the crate while you’re away. This is a good time to reward the dog for doing its business inside. Once he learns that staying in the crate is a reward, try and increase the time in the crate.
You must make your Shiba comfortable with new objects. You can introduce him to delicious treats before he/she starts crate training. You can put these treats in your pocket or hand. You should reward the Shiba with a treat every time he/she does what he or she does. If you don’t, your Shiba will become discouraged and will not want to go inside the crate.
When crate training your Shiba Inu, it’s essential to be patient and consistent with your training. This breed is very intelligent and will read your moods and other dogs, so your voice should be positive. When introducing the crate, kneel beside the ‘crate’. Slowly throw a toy near the ‘crate’ to your dog and continue to praise him.
The next step in crate training your Shiba Inu puppy is to introduce him to his crate. He should be in a happy mood and not be tense. Once he/she is familiar with the crate, it will begin to explore it. During the first day of crate training, you should stand beside the ‘crate’ in a comfortable location. Whenever your Shiba does this, try to slowly bring the toy closer to the ‘crate’. If your pup is still hesitant, you should remove him from the ‘crate’ and keep the toy close to the ‘crate’.
As with any new environment, Shibas need to be comfortable with the crate. It’s important to let them explore the crate if they are in a happy mood. If they are in a tense mood, you should allow them to explore the crate without being tense. You should also reward them with tasty treats if they enter and exit the crate. This will make them more likely to stay in the ‘crate’ for long.
When crate training your Shiba Inu puppy, start slowly and gradually increase the time spent in the solitary den. Initially, the solitary time should only be for a few minutes, but gradually increase the time. When a puppy starts to whine, remove him from the solitary area and put him back in his crate. In the future, he will be able to use the solitary den to feel comfortable and happy.
