Having a puppy or dog as a pet comes with many commitments. You have to provide the appropriate crate training. If humans have houses, then dogs also have crates where they eat, rest, and hide in times of threat. Crate training a puppy requires one to apply a lot of time, patience and effort. Nonetheless, the correct knowledge on how to crate train a puppy will definitely make every pet owner triumphant in this undertaking. Figuring out the breed of your puppy or dog is the first tip for successful crate training. If your pet belongs to the small dog breed, then it is fine to have a medium-sized crate. The crate of this size is adequate for your pet to perform its routine like sleeping, sitting, standing, and moving around. However, American/English Foxhound and Golden/Labrador Retriever, which are big dogs must have big crates.

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