Basset Dog Cage Training Method:
Cage training refers to letting the dog get used to and like staying in the cage or fence. It does not regard being in the cage as a punishment for itself. On the contrary, it will regard the cage as its own independent space. Dogs that have been trained in a cage will be better managed and have a more stable temperament in the future. Basset dogs will also be able to adapt to society faster, and the corresponding quality of life will be greatly improved.
For many domestic dogs, being locked in a cage is an unsafe and uncomfortable punishment, but as long as they are trained in the cage, this discomfort can be turned into a sense of security. Just like wild dogs are accustomed to living in caves, and the enclosed space of the cave can provide a sense of security, the trained Basset Hound can gain a sense of security and rest comfortably when returning to the cage as if returning to its own room.
Why should dogs be trained in crates?
Dogs in human society inevitably need to see a doctor, take a bath and be groomed, and need to stay in a cage when going out. Dogs that have not been trained in a cage often feel unsafe. When you are not at home at work, keeping your dog in a cage can avoid the danger of chewing things and wires, and can also reduce separation anxiety. Firecrackers and thunder are set off outside, but dogs feel safer hiding in their cages.
Does cage training have to be done in a cage?
Not necessarily, you can also use fences for training. The fence has a large space, allowing the dog to have more space to move around, and can also put a potty, etc. But crate training works better when out and about.
When can the dog be trained and will it be ready in time?
Training can begin when puppies are young. Although adult dogs are not as effective as puppies, they can still show great results as long as they are trained continuously and correctly.
