View Puppy Kennel Training Images. Create positive associations with the crate through the use of treats and games. It is important you start slowly when crate training a puppy.
No matter which crate type suits you or your pup best, you'll want to make sure that your dog has enough room to stand up and turn around in their home, but not so much room that they can soil their cage on one side, and sleep on the other, as that would negate any progress you make on the house training front.
Any kind of negativity (including overuse) with the crate can make life difficult for both of you. During the day, if you cannot supervise her to prevent unwanted behaviors, the crate is a safe place to confine her for short periods. The crate can be effective in house training. Add in trying to help your puppy sleep through the night in their crate, the whole experience can feel much more frustrating!