Thread: Crate Woes
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Old 05-16-2017, 09:02 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by Kathylouise View Post
I can also relate to the horror of confinement! When I look at the crate, I see a cage, and when I latch it, I cannot help but experience a moment of powerlessness.

Then, I check myself and revisit the other side of the coin- the mantras I have read time and again.. A canine needs and benefits from the security of a den... and, limits and structure must be imposed and it is my responsibility to create and carry them out for the welfare of the animal.

Gosh. This must be akin to what parents experience! I've taught all levels of public school for 18 years, and raised cats to 18 and 20 years, but when it comes to puppy raising, I am without an ounce of philosophical certainty.

Good thing you guys are here!!

Thanks again.

Kathy (and Morris)
I think crates are necessary to keep puppies safe at night. There is so much they can get into.
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