You Are Probably Using Your Dog's Crate Wrong - Here's What A Veterinarian Would Do
Briefly

Carlo Siracusa emphasizes that dogs do not have an innate attraction to crates; it's essential to create positive associations for them to feel safe in one.
Research shows dogs cannot link negative experiences with crate use, making it crucial for owners not to use the crate as a form of punishment while training.
To help dogs feel comfortable in a crate, owners should provide blankets, water, and keep the crate's door open, allowing for exploration and retreat.
The crate's location is vital; it should be part of the household's activity but also provide a retreat for dogs during stressful situations.
Read at Inverse
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