Assertion: crate's dog | /r/CapableOf | feel safe
Facets:
value: in small enclosed spaces
type: LOCATION
value: inside
type: LOCATION
value: in their crates
type: LOCATION
value: in one
type: LOCATION
value: like a wolf den
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: I often hear the pro-crate argument that a dog feels safe in one, just like a wolf den.
text: Remove or open the crate door, so your dog feels secure about exploring the ins and outs of their soon-to-be home.
text: A dog may form a strong attachment to the crate eventually, feeling comfort and safety, after the initial feeling of distress and vulnerability.
text: While I understand the argument that a dog needs to feel safe, I know that they can feel safe on the couch, in another room, under the table, on their bed, etc.
text: When utilized properly, a kennel or crate will make your dog feel safe, and keep them from harm when they’re alone.
text: But dogs have a natural denning instinct and feel safe and secure in small enclosed spaces.
text: The same den-like dwelling that makes some dogs feel safe in their crates can curb dogs from eliminating indoors because most dogs won't soil the area they lie in.
text: Plastic dog crates don’t fold down to a small size like wire crates, but they have solid walls that keep the dog feeling safe and cozy.
text: The MidWest Homes for Pets iCrate Dog Crate is an excellent dog crate – provided that your dog feels comfortable and safe inside.
text: A crate cover will help your dog feel safe and keep it from being disturbed by its humans walking by.
text: When crate training and conditioning is handled correctly, a crate provides a calming and protective space where your dog can relax and feel secure — and truly be safe.
text: And once you arrive at your destination, be it a hotel room, vet office, or groomer, your dog can feel secure in its “home away from home”.
text: But dogs have a natural denning instinct and feel safe and secure in small enclosed spaces.