Dogs are social animals. Try to put their cages in places where they spend more time, such as study and bedroom. When it wants to go out at night, it can also know that it can take care of the dog and put it in the dog cage, so it can easily accept its small space. Dogs bark when they are young, not because they are caged, but because they have to adapt to a new environment.

When it cries or whines, try not to give it any benefits, let it call to quiet, and then praise it or take it out of the cage. Most puppies will upset the water in the cage, so don't leave food or milk for them before eating. When you leave your dog alone in a cage and have no time to look after him, leave him a safe toy or bite. It's best not to let it wait more than four hours a day alone. If it is necessary to leave it alone for a longer time, it's better to close it in a closed room, such as the bathroom, spread some newspapers on the floor, make sure that the dirty place is easy to clean, and put its cage here.