You need to be aware that it takes a period of time for your dog to love the crate particularly when they have a negative relation to it. The first thing you should remember is to be patient and to understand that they do not like the crate, and they need time to overcome it.

Start by feeding your dog every meal in the crate. Put the food bowl in the back. Your dog now has to go to the back to eat breakfast and dinner. If this is too stressful you may have to put the food in the front of the crate. As your dog starts to get comfortable, you can gradually move it further and further into the crate.

Anytime you give a treat, toss the treat into the crate. Try to get her to go in the back to get the treat. Again if this is too stressful put the treat in the front and gradually move it further and further into the back. Do not shut the door when your dog goes inside. At this point we are just working on getting your dog to go into it.

When ever you give a new toy toss the toy into the rear. Always try to get him to go in for the toy.

As your she starts to become comfortable with the crate you can start to close the door, but don’t latch it, while she is eating. It’s important that you do not latch the door and that if your dog pushes it the door opens.

Over time as your pup becomes comfortable being in the crate with the door shut you can start to latch the door. At first latching the doors should only be for a few seconds to a minute. Again getting your dog to love it is a gradual process that will take a little time.

When you let your dog out, you can make a big deal about it. Praise, play, and tell her what a good girl she is, etc. This way when your dog comes out your dog will be happy.

When you have to put your dog in the crate don’t make a big deal over it or fuss. It’s important that you act very matter-of-fact as you put your puppy into the crate. If you start to become emotional it will stress your her out.

The only way to get your dog to love the crate is by associating it as a fun and positive place to be this can be done by pairing it with anything that your dog likes. I once worked with a canine that loved a plastic watering can. We use this as a reward in you can do the same thing with anything that your dog loves. Good luck!

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Getting training of self-defense is a thing that will always benefit you and you will always feel proud of what you have done because there comes certain moments in one’s life when one faces a known or unknown predator who is willing to harm the defender and when one has a good practice of different self-defense techniques then one does not need to get confused or afraid of the attacker because he is aware of all the possible threats of the predator and also knows how to deal with the predator efficiently and confidently. Here he will definitely seek help from the different self-defense moves and techniques taught earlier. Therefore we can say that self-defense training does benefit a lot and you never know when and where you feel the need to use your right of self-defense.

Now the question arises is that how to learn self-defense moves and techniques. The ideal way to learn the basics of self-defense is to get admission in any institution where you can get training of any of the self-defense courses like judo, karate, martial arts, kung fu, taekwondo etc. But there are some people who can afford to give time to such institute or they don’t have much money to meet the expenses of the required training course.

Therefore for such type of people there is a very easy way to learn some self-defense tricks and techniques without much investment because now Internet and advanced technology has solved lots of our problems. Now you can get online and download or watch videos in which you can see the tutors teaching you useful techniques of self-defense.

The videos of self-defense training are easily available on the Internet. Some of them might be totally free of cost but for more professional stuff you might need to pay some money but still the fee of this would be not so much and I think an average person can easily afford to pay for it. You can really benefit by watching these videos as they will show you a variety of useful tactics and tricks that how you can save yourself and apply some techniques against your predator for seeking your self-defense. You can also buy CDs, DVDs, and Cassettes about self-defense training. This is also a good deal but the idea is that you need to practice those techniques at home regularly to master them as early as possible.

A dog is a tracking and sniffing powerhouse so tracking dog training can both be a fun and rewarding experience for both of you. Did you know that a dog can sniff a drop of blood in 55 gallons of water? A dog’s sense of smell is so accurate that it is 100,000,000 times more powerful than a human’s scent!

This kind of training really harnesses this power for practical purposes. A great way to introduce the training is through games. Incorporating it in games makes your dog learn and have fun at the same time. Here are some ideas to get you started:

Find It!

Your dog loves it when you give it a treat, right? Start your tracking dog training with a simple “Find It” game. For starters, you need a dog treat. Have your dog sniff it, but don’t give it to your dog. Then, make a great show of looking like you’re hiding the treat from the dog by going to five or more places.

Then surreptitiously hide the dog treat in any one of the places you’ve visited. Then, say something like “Find it!” or “Go find!” Have your dog find the dog treat and praise your dog profusely when he or she finds it. If the dog becomes proficient in this game, you can make this type of training more challenging by hiding the treat while the dog is in another room.

Find Bubba!

This is a different take on the first tracking dog training game mentioned above. For this second dog training game, you are going to teach him or her how to find a certain person. This game is useful if you need the dog to find a certain person. First, you have to teach the dog to associate the name of the person with the person you want your dog to find. This training can be very useful if you want to teach your dog to track a family member for example.

Have your target person sit in a corner of a room, and say, “Find (the name of the person)!” Then, let the person give the dog a treat when the dog finds him or her. Do this several times until the dog learns that he or she needs to find the person when you give the command. Then, slowly ease the dog from the dog treats. This part of the training ensures that the dog is not trained to find the person who has treats, but to find the person only.

When the dog learns this technique, go to the next level. This time, teach the dog to find the person in another room. Then make it more difficult by having the dog use the scent from the air to find the person outdoors.

You can let your dog undergo this type of dog training for competition or for search and rescue. You can arm your dog with tracking dog training and you’ll have a powerful ally when someone in your family goes missing.