When teaching your dog to ride in an elevator, go at your dog’s pace and don’t force your dog into an elevator. How to Teach Your Dog To Ride the Elevators Elevator in a Dog-Friendly Building: For teaching your dog to be comfortable riding the elevator it’s helpful to find an elevator that is in a dog-friendly building but relatively quiet to give you time to practice.6-Foot Dog Leash: When riding in elevators, always have your dog on a dog leash and make it a short dog leash for best control (this is not the right situation for a retractable leash).Dog Treats: lots of small pieces of dog treats that are high value to your dog (your dog’s favorite treat above all others, such as turkey bacon for dogs).What You Need to Teach Your Dog to Ride in an Elevator For example, if you and your dog ever travel together, your dog will encounter elevators in parking garages and/or in hotels and it’s helpful to be prepared. Even if you don’t live in an apartment building or big city, teaching your dog how to be comfortable riding in elevators is a useful skill as you never know when your dog might encounter an elevator. Has your dog ever been in an elevator? Elevators are a regular part of life for many big city dogs, but elevators can be scary and stressful for dogs if they aren’t used to them.
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