Crate training an older dog differs slightly from crate training puppies but follows the same basic principles. It is important to note that older dogs have already some bad habits and one needs to give himself more time to eliminate them and overwrite with the good ones.
That is why more patience and consistence is required while crate training an older dog. Additionally, some older dogs will simply resist this method of training and you won’t be able to do anything about it. Having mentioned all of these optimistic perspectives let’s try to get your dog inside the crate 
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Crate training an older dog is definitely worth doing because it’s one of the best ways to toilet train you pet or keep him out of trouble while you’re away.
It is also useful when one considers traveling with his pet as crate makes it easier for a dog to survive the trip and adjust to the new environment. However, it is important to remember that crate training an older dog is slightly different than crate training puppies. Mainly because adult pets are more resistant to new things as their brains have already been formed and it’s hard to change some of the deep rooted habits.
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If you’re looking for crate training tips this is the right place to be. I have researched some of the most effective ways to teach your dog how to control their physiological needs and crates are believed to be the most effective of them all.
Before we start it is crucial that you understand that creates are not there to imprison your dog or act as a cruel confinement. Properly crate trained dog will enjoy spending time in his little home and will treat it as a safe and cosy place where he can both eat and sleep.
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Crate training an older dog differs slightly from crate training puppies but follows the same basic principles. It is important to note that older dogs have already some bad habits and one needs to give himself more time to eliminate them and overwrite with the good ones.