Assertion: crate's dog | /r/Desires | their crate
Facets:
value: really
type: DEGREE
value: naturally
type: MANNER
value: without needing encouragement
type: MANNER
value: "perhaps
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Dogs that are trained to sleep in a crate, when allowed to sleep in a bedroom, can show signs consistent with that of separation distress, suggesting that dogs may love their crate "perhaps in some cases more than they love the owner.
text: For temporary alternatives to use until you complete crate training and your dog learns to love their crate, please see this article by The Whole Dog Journal: What to do when your dog hates his crate
text: It’s true: some dogs hate the crate.
text: Your dog can like his crate too, even if he doesn’t want to be there while scheming to scam some chicken off the dining room table.
text: When your dog loves his crate, he will find it less stressful if situations arise that require it, even after he has earned his freedom in your home.
text: A crate may not look very appealing to you, but dogs instinctively seek out “den-like” places, so most dogs naturally like their crate without needing encouragement.
text: Once your dog already loves being in a crate, if you want to get a cloth crate for easier transport or a fancy wooden one to better match your home décor, have at it.
text: Do note you can remove them for stability, which we do recommend if you have a very strong dog that likes to move its crate around.
text: After you've chosen a crate you'll want to learn how to get your dog to love their crate .
text: Some other notes about food and crates: If you want to get your dog to really love their crate — and who doesn’t — when mealtime comes, feed your dog their meals in their crate (you can leave the door open).
text: Follow those keys during training and you’ll soon have a dog that LOVES their crate