Hit that subscribe button! It helps us a ton! Are you tired of your dog running out of the crate every time you open the door? Crate manners are an important part of dog training and can make life much easier for both you and your furry friend. In this video, we'll go over the steps to teach your dog to stay in their crate until they are released. From using positive reinforcement to setting up a routine, we've got you covered on the best techniques to teach your dog crate manners. Don't let your dog's wild behavior get the best of you - start training them on crate manners today and enjoy a calmer, more controlled household.

Start by introducing your dog to their crate in a positive way. You can do this by placing treats or toys inside the crate and allowing them to explore and get comfortable with it.

Once your dog is comfortable with their crate, begin feeding them their meals inside of it. This will help associate the crate with good things and create a positive association.

Begin closing the door for short periods of time while your dog is inside the crate. Gradually increase the length of time that the door is closed.

Once your dog is comfortable being inside the crate with the door closed, begin opening the door and immediately giving them a treat or toy. This will teach them that good things happen when the door is opened.

Practice opening the door and waiting for your dog to stay inside the crate before releasing them. You can do this by using a command such as "stay" or "wait."

If your dog tries to run out of the crate when the door is opened, close the door and wait for them to settle down before trying again.

Remember to always use positive reinforcement when training your dog and be patient. With consistent practice, your dog will learn to stay in their crate when the door is opened. Comment "🦮" if this helped you! #dogtraining #puppytraining #dogtrainer #germanshepherd

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