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Old 09-15-2016, 08:42 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by Wylie's Mom View Post
Again, this dog is clearly telling you that it's not amenable to being trapped in a small space (don't really blame him, either). So I wouldn't force this upon an animal any more than I'd force it upon a baby or human
I agree. The first (and only) time I attempted to put Piper in a large, soft-sided crate--right next to me--she panicked. That was it; she's never been in one since. Granted, Piper is older, not prone to get into mischief, but we experience 'accidents' rather regularly! To avoid upset and frustration, I purchased a small carpet cleaner. I understand keeping your little guy safe, but agree with Wylie's Mom that there are alternatives to crating that will keep him happy and safe!
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