Crate training isn’t “cruel.” It’s smart. It keeps your dog safe, builds structure, and teaches them how to actually relax. If your dog ever needs to be boarded, go to the vet, fly in a plane or, God forbid, is rescued in a natural disaster… they’ll need to be crated. A crate-trained dog handles all of that calmly because it’s routine. People who are against crate training usually confuse neglect with structure. The crate isn’t a punishment, it’s protection. It’s not a band-aid, it’s a foundatio

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Many people struggle with crate training their dog. I noticed there are all different methods out there on how to get your dog comfortable in the crate, which can be confusing. In this video, I am explaining the initial introduction of the crate to a puppy and the steps I take to help a puppy adjust. Here are some tips on introducing a puppy to the crate to make an association that the crate is nothing to be afraid of and actually a private place you can rest uninterrupted. 1) Make sure the pupp