When to Stop Crate Training Puppies and How to Deal with Excessive Barking
Generally, puppies can transition out of crate training after they reach two months of age. Before two months, puppies need more care and attention, and crate training provides a safe and controlled environment. However, prolonged crate confinement can negatively impact a puppy's behavior and mental well-being. Therefore, after puppies reach two months old, it is appropriate to gradually reduce crate time and allow them more freedom to move and explore. This will contribute to the puppy's healthy bone development and overall physical and mental health. Of course, ending crate training does not mean allowing your puppy complete freedom without supervision. Owners still need to provide proper guidance and supervision to ensure the puppy's safety and the development of good habits. Also, based on the puppy's specific situation and behavior, owners can flexibly adjust the timing between crating and free roaming. Why Is My Puppy Barking Excessively in the Crate? If your pup...