热卖产品的狗

metal wire cage,high quality pet cage dog products 1. As a result of high-quality, we enjoy a good fame across Europe, America, Japan and Southeast Asia. 2. Finished treatment: Colourfulepoxy coating or zinc plating in surface. 3. OEM service, We can produce according to client's samples, drawing or requirements. 4. International Certification. 5. Easy folding, one person can fold it in seconds without any tools. 6. Because of the advantages of folding, it is moreconvenient to move and stockage.7. Strong guage steel frame with hinged locking doors. 8. Metal or plastic slide-out tray makes cleaning up easy.9. A plastic carrier handle makestransport esily and convenience.10. Package: export carton, 1 PC/CTN.Carrier Handle there are 18'', 24'', 30'', 36'', 42'', 48'' available for you.We are original pet cage manufacturer, the size and surface treatments are basing on your requirements. we can also offer youOEM service. Innovative BoltNo Sharp EdgesMetal Slid-out trayCrate Training Your Dogchoosing a good gift for your puppy, then he will feed you back more pleasure & funny.1.you canPlace the crate with a comfy blanket in shade or inside, nearby where you will be relaxing for awhile and set a trail of treats leading into the back of the crate.2. Allow your dog into the room and leave the crate door open while you relax. Eventually (or in a few seconds) your dog will get the treats and explore the crate. When you see him go in the crate, get up and put a few more treats in the back of the crate. Repeat this a few times until he is unhesitatingly going in for the treats and not rushing to escape the crate.3. Say "kennel" and take your dog gently by the collar and toss a treat in the crate. Most likely he will follow the treat into the crate. Gently block him from leaving the crate with your body and feed him treats in a steady stream. Once he relaxes and lies down, continue to feed him, but space out the treats a few seconds apart. Slow your treats down to about every 10 seconds when he seems especially calm. Let him out of the crate when he is nice and calm and take a break from training.4. Repeat the previous step, but this time instead of blocking with your body, close the door to the crate.5. Prepare a yummy chew toy (by filling a toy with peanut butter for example). Say "kennel" just before grasping your dog's collar and walking him into the crate. Once he is in the crate, give him the chew toy and close the door. Once he is engrossed in chewing, get up and walk around, occasionally going out of sight. Release him from the crate before he finishes chewing (or before he wakes if he's been dozing off) and only if he is calm.6. Praise your dog while he is in the crate, but do not praise him as he is coming out of his crate. This teaches him that being in the crate is good and pleasant, while coming out is neutral. Additionally, do not make a big fuss while putting him in or taking him out, so he will see it as no big deal.Kennel should never used as punishment.