Staffy Puppy Training: 2 Reasons Why You Should Do It

Crate training is becoming popular as a must when training a new puppy. Staffy puppies are one of the most popular dogs around and adapt well to crate living for their first few months in a new home. Crate training has 2 distinct advantages when raising a young Staffy.

1. Security and imitation of his lair

The general idea is for your puppy or dog to be content and begin to appreciate their limits. Staffys are affectionate dogs. As any homeowner will know that is an understatement. However, there are many advantages to using a box to establish control. Especially with a strong-willed dog like a Staffy.

Points to consider is that the box should not be used as a punishment, rather it should be a safe haven for them.

Staffys are part of the terrier breed, and as a result, they like to stay cooped up. In the wild, they often bury themselves under leaves to feel warm and secure.

To some extent, the box mimics this. Giving your Staffy a feeling of warmth and security.

2. Potty training or potty training

The other thing that works well with a cage is that animals generally don’t like to make their sleeping area dirty. Using a crate can really help potty train your Staffy pup. You can establish a great routine with them by putting them in their cage at certain times of the day or night.

The boxes are well worth the investment. You can continue to use them forever, or they can also work as a safe method of transportation for your car.