Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010 | Author: admin

I highly recommend that all dog owners crate their dogs.   Some people believe that crating your dog is cruel.This is completely untrue.   Dogs have a den instinct and a crate is a great way to give them a den where they can go to sleep and feel safe.It is natural for a dog to sleep in its den, so they tend to remain calm and settled.I strongly recommend to crate your dog.  It will help with canine separation anxiety

There are a couple of added benefits to crating your dog separation anxiety.  The first thing that crating your dog gives you is peace of mind while you are gone.Dogs are comfortable is crates that are large enough for them to stand and lay sideways in.Before you put your dog in the crate, make sure you take of their collar.  Collars can get stuck in both wire and Vari-Kennel crates.Sadly, dog have died from this.

If your pet has destroyed furniture or caused damage in your home, this is the best and most simple way to ensure that this doesn’t happen is to crate you dog while you are gone.If your dog chews their crate, coat the spots they chew in hot pepper sauce or bitter apple spray. It works.Some dogs are escape artists. If your dog can escape from their crate, get a strong crate.   Some people need to buy aluminum crates to hold their dogs.

Another good thing about putting your dog in a crate is it is less likely to go to the bathroom at home. Dogs will do anything they can to avoid soiling their den.  If your dog has severe separation anxiety, and has accidents in the house, a crate is a great way to avoid these accidents in the first place, or at least minimize the damage and clean up to just the crate.

Most dogs accept crates quickly and learn to love them! You dogs crate is i’s home - provide them one for their whole life. You can always remove the door once your puppy has grown up and can be trusted. Of course, if your dog has separation anxiety, you’ll want to keep that door on!

Dog separation anxiety can be become a major, expensive problem when left untreated.  Be sure to spend the time to get the issues solved now!

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