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Bichon Frises are classically white dogs though they might have few small patches of cream, apricot or a bit of white fur around their facial areas. They are one of the smart, playful and intelligent dogs that love the human companionship. For successful bichon frise training, you need to have some knowledge of her nature and temperament. The most important part of bichon frise training is potty training which can be also easily accomplished with the use of crates.

For crate training, you need to bring your home a crate of suitable size where your bichon frise could move comfortably. Put a towel, an old rug or a small blanket for her comfort and confine her in that crate by praising and giving some treats. Don’t force her to go in the crate. Instead put her food inside the crate so that she herself goes there and feel comfortable.

You should place the crate at appropriate place where she doesn’t find herself alone. You should make her feel that crate is a reward for her and not a punishment. Put some treats and her favorite toys inside the crate so that she enjoys staying in the crate and feel it as her den.

The idea behind using crate is to prevent her from doing her potty there. As she regards it as her den, she won’t mess up in that area and will try to come out from it for eliminating purposes. If she is unable to come out, then she will howl, cry or whine. Quickly take her outside, let her finish her business and put her inside the crate again.

If you see her whining at unusual times with the intention of coming out, then just ignore her. It will make her feel that it is useless to cry or whine. She will soon stop whining seeing that you are not paying any attention at all. As this becomes the routine, she develops it as a habit and you can easily accomplished potty training your bichon frise.

The crate is not only useful for potty training but it also helps in overall process of bichon frise training. The crate provides security to them. So, when you go away from your home for a long tour leaving your bichon frise at home, they won’t feel uncomfortable and can wait for you patiently, staying inside her crate.

Before you finally decide to train your dog with a Prong collar, you have to do a careful research to determine whether or not it is proper to use to your dog.

A Prong collar is made of interlocking metal links. Each of these links has two prongs that stick out inwards. So when the collar is placed over your dog’s head, the prongs sit against its neck. Prong collar training works like this: When the dog performs a bad behavior, the trainer tugs on the leash, as a result the prong collar tightens and pinches the dog’s flesh.

The use of such collar for training is in fact a controversial subject in many animal welfare organizations’ debates. However, prong collar was basically designed only for dogs who failed to respond to other training methods.

Many dog owners are mistaken in the use and fitting of Prong collars. It is very important in such collar training that the owner perfectly understands how to use the collar.

– This kind of collars should never be left on your dog all the time. Such training tool must be put on and taken off before and after training sessions.
– A comfortable fit is required. Try to remove some links so that the collar fits snugly.
– Positioning of the collar is important. Place it right behind the ears and up under the jaw and NOT down at the shoulders of your dog.
– Attach the leash to the dead-ring for normal to average training. This will allow the collar to remain the same size during training while providing less force.
– Allow your dog to become comfortable with the collar. Place it about 20 minutes before training and remove it about 20 minutes after the training as well.

If you are considering purchasing this training tool, take extra effort to learn its correct use. Also, prong collars are not supposed to be permanent collars. Never use this type of collar all the time as your dog might develop a tolerance and you’ll effectively eliminate any training value of the collar. On regular days, just use an ordinary collar. Do not leave the collar on your dog when you are not training.

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