We have a 3 month old lab/terrier who we are trying to crate train. Problem is she sometimes eliminates in the crate even if shes only been in it for a few hours. We are training her on wee wee pads right now because she can’t go outside yet (hasn’t had all her vaccinations). She is very good with the pads. Her crate is located in the kitchen and the kitchen is gated off for her. If the kitchen is gated do I even need to ever close the door of the crate? Can I just leave her be in the kitchen so she can use the pads when she feels she needs to? I feel like if we don’t close the door on the crate we aren’t really “crate training”..
i guess my real question is do I really need to use the crate if she is already gated into the kitchen? She won’t go pee/poop in the crate if she has access to her wee wee pads.

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Cpt.TaylorBeth Question ? My puppy wont quit peeing in her cage It is 9 weeks and ive him for 2 semaines.Il is extremely intelligent and I do not understand why he does not respect its own lair? It will literally pee and then he slept in elle.Je take it as soon as I wake up (early if he wakes up before me and groans) I take away 15 minutes after every game or “training” we faisons.Je withdraw about 20/30 minutes after eating and bu.Et otherwise, each a year and a half or deux.Chaque time I go out walking in the neighborhood, it’s a good marche.Il will usually pee about 2 times and give caca.Je a treat at the entrance of his cage and praise him, and it has some chew toys or bones for boredom. When I can watch it carefully, it comes out of his cage.Ive a lot of research for explain why a dog would do that and I’ve done everything they say to do and not do. I rub his face in bc it does nothing but embarrass them. I am a happy place his cage to be with candy and toys. I dont keep it all locked up. I would probably remove more than enough, I praise with a treat and “good boy” when he “goes potty”. I use a spray thats supposed to remove the odor. I feel desperate. Its SOO gross. And I feel like he will never learn. Im a mother of a toddeler so crate training is the ideal potty training method for me. * Idk if this is important but it is a mixture husky / German shepherd. From what ive read they’re supposed to care much about their tanières.Sa deminsions of cash is right and it does not receive water or food in his cage (except candy) Thank yall. I speak also ask my vet when I take it in shots, and just keep in mind that this is a baby. NEW QUESTION: How long did it take yall to train your puppy? I know that everyone is different, but Im just curious? Best answer: Answer

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he is very intelligent. Maybe he is smart enough to realize that every time he pees in his cage, he manages to get by.

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