For resource guarding the food bowel this is what you do. This is the BEST video on the subject I have seen and it eliminates all the conflict:
As to the house breaking and peeing and pooping in the crate that is a far greater challenge. Assuming FIRST that he is healthy (no UTI etc.) you need to get the dog out frequently and make every time he pees or poops outside truly valuable. It might mean that is the only time he eats. It may come to that to get the job done and it may very well take months to accomplish your goal of house breaking. Never scold for going in the house.. interrupt and get him OUT.
Also, every time he goes to the bathroom in his crate (which should not have any bedding and should only be big enough for him to stand up in and turn around in) he is self reinforcing going to the bathroom in the crate.
As others have said.. Cesar Milan is a poor source of training information.
As to the house breaking and peeing and pooping in the crate that is a far greater challenge. Assuming FIRST that he is healthy (no UTI etc.) you need to get the dog out frequently and make every time he pees or poops outside truly valuable. It might mean that is the only time he eats. It may come to that to get the job done and it may very well take months to accomplish your goal of house breaking. Never scold for going in the house.. interrupt and get him OUT.
Also, every time he goes to the bathroom in his crate (which should not have any bedding and should only be big enough for him to stand up in and turn around in) he is self reinforcing going to the bathroom in the crate.
As others have said.. Cesar Milan is a poor source of training information.
