- Make sure the crate is not too big and that there are no absorbent materials in it at first. Make sure the dog is not left in the crate longer than he can hold it. Give the dog plenty of opportunity to go outside before going into crate. Be on a set schedule.
- In the first place why is your dog in a crate? You should train your dog from a pup (they usually are partially trained by their mother) by feeding the puppy and know that 15 - 20 minutes later the pup needs to go outside to do their business and you go out with them. I also train my dogs on newspaper (in case of emergencies or my husband and I will be a little later than usual getting home and I don't like my dogs to have to hold in their urine or bowel movements.) Get the dog out of the crate! If you don't know how to train your dog then get a trainer to help you. It's not good psychologically for a dog to be left in any crate when they are adults. You are the head of the pack so start acting like it and start working with your dog to train it.
Answer: Dog having Accidents Every dayHe may have a bladder problem or not properly house trained.
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