CRATE-CRAZY! A BIG MISTAKE?! 2023
Channel: AllSeasonQuotes
Date: 2022-11-27

***CRATE-CRAZY! A BIG MISTAKE?! 2023
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Hi! Don't get me wrong, but crates really are beneficial!
In the stone age, dogs or puppies in general were never crated.
Their natural habitat is with the pack of dogs. Until they were domesticated.
Crates in modern times bring lots of benefits, both to owners and puppies.
Experts provide the best answer. Here are some:
Any time you bring a dog into your life and home, crate training is a crucial component.

Being properly crate trained has advantages for all dog breeds, including puppies, adults, and senior citizens.

Crate training helps owners experience greater peace of mind while providing dogs with a sense of security and safety.

Breeders and veterinarians advise crate training for dogs.

Even though crate training your dog may make you feel bad, enclosed spaces give your dog a safe haven where they can unwind and sleep.
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Crates can be lifesavers in an emergency, valuable training aids for puppies, and safe havens for senior dogs.

Dogs should be trained to use crates from a young age, according to the majority of vets, trainers, and breeders.

Crate training is an essential part of housebreaking puppies, as dogs don’t like to soil their sleeping quarters.

According to Christine Kroh, intake coordinator at Beagles to the Rescue, "We recommend crate training for every dog because you never know what's going to happen in the future."

Training a dog in a crate can help prevent emergencies from making their stress levels worse.

Dogs recovering from surgery may, in the worst case, be required to spend time in crates.

When dogs can unwind peacefully after surgery as opposed to unintentionally aggravating wounds because they can't get comfortable in a crate, complications are less likely to occur.

For dogs who may require a break from a busy home or a comfortable place to rest, crate training is useful in daily life.

In stressful situations where they become agitated, such as during fireworks, a thunderstorm, or construction, crates teach dogs how to self-soothe or deal with their anxiety.

When things become too chaotic or scary, dogs can retreat to their crates.

When traveling long distances or taking vacations, crates make it simpler to transport your dog safely by car or by air.

Dogs can sleep and lay down in crates without disturbing the driver.

Dogs of All Ages Benefit from Crate Training.

As a result, the crate makes housebreaking easier for you and your dog by teaching puppies to hold and strengthen their bowel and bladder muscles.

According to trainer Heike Purdon, "When they're puppies, the crate really is the major tool that will help you house train."

Older dogs shouldn't be subjected to the added strain of learning new rules when they are already struggling with conditions like incontinence, arthritis, or canine cognitive dysfunction.

Crate training prevents nighttime wandering, eases transportation to vet appointments, and offers a comfortable space for senior dogs to rest their joints or take frequent naps while assisting them in managing health issues.

Older dogs can find safety in crates as well.

All Types of Dogs Can Benefit from Crate Training

In addition to giving rescue dogs the luxury of not having to struggle for their own space, crates offer a safe space for them to acclimate to their new surroundings.

Since some rescue dogs are afraid of particular people or situations, crates offer comfort to them.

Rescue dogs who are in crates can feel safe in their own space and that no one will harm them there.


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