Oh my......so many issues to address at one time.
My first suggestion is to take the dog on long walks or runs or a park with a long leash. You need to let the dog burn off the energy. Then you will stand a chance to train the dog.
My 2nd thought is to take the rolled up newspaper and use it on you with possibly a hand smack (just for effect) while yelling NO. What would be your response to this?
Training is a constant task. Yes, some training needs to be focused on task specifics. But a great deal of training is continuous. Example. Leash training. This typically happens only during walks. The learning key is different for all dogs. But basically, when the dog pulls you stop. Become a post. When the dog returns to you, place him in the proper position, treats/reward, begin again. Patience is very important. During walks you can also train commands like Pass, Leave it, Drop it, Come, Stop/yield, Potty...... Training requires continuous work on your part to practice the commands, reward WHILE being consistent and PATIENT.
Go have a short visit with your neighbors (landlord too) to talk about your pup and your training. Ask them to be patient and understanding. Cookies or cake or pie could be a good reward for the neighbors. They may need training too.
Final thoughts. The Crate is not a punishment for when the dog is bad. This should be a welcome retreat for the dog. There are many crate training videos and written methods to crate train. Begin using training as a tool to modify and teach your dog the behavior you want. The dog doesn't automatically "know his manners". Frankly, the dog is behaving like an untrained puppy with too much energy.
Sorry, this is all squarely on your shoulders to train and teach the dog. Get some books or watch videos to learn techniques. Zack George has many vids on YouTube.
My first suggestion is to take the dog on long walks or runs or a park with a long leash. You need to let the dog burn off the energy. Then you will stand a chance to train the dog.
My 2nd thought is to take the rolled up newspaper and use it on you with possibly a hand smack (just for effect) while yelling NO. What would be your response to this?
Training is a constant task. Yes, some training needs to be focused on task specifics. But a great deal of training is continuous. Example. Leash training. This typically happens only during walks. The learning key is different for all dogs. But basically, when the dog pulls you stop. Become a post. When the dog returns to you, place him in the proper position, treats/reward, begin again. Patience is very important. During walks you can also train commands like Pass, Leave it, Drop it, Come, Stop/yield, Potty...... Training requires continuous work on your part to practice the commands, reward WHILE being consistent and PATIENT.
Go have a short visit with your neighbors (landlord too) to talk about your pup and your training. Ask them to be patient and understanding. Cookies or cake or pie could be a good reward for the neighbors. They may need training too.
Final thoughts. The Crate is not a punishment for when the dog is bad. This should be a welcome retreat for the dog. There are many crate training videos and written methods to crate train. Begin using training as a tool to modify and teach your dog the behavior you want. The dog doesn't automatically "know his manners". Frankly, the dog is behaving like an untrained puppy with too much energy.
Sorry, this is all squarely on your shoulders to train and teach the dog. Get some books or watch videos to learn techniques. Zack George has many vids on YouTube.
