Home Dog Cages: The Misunderstood 'Safe House For Dogs'

Home dog cages: The misunderstood 'safe house for dogs'
-- Scientific interpretation of its real value and the rules of use

Many people stereotype the home dog cage as a cold tool to "restrict the dog's freedom." In fact, if the scientifically designed dog cage is used correctly, it is not only a "protective cover" for the growth of puppies, but also a "psychological safety zone" for adult dogs. This paper will disassemble the function, selection criteria and use taboo of the family dog cage, and restore its essence as a modern pet raising tool.

Four scientific uses of home dog cages:

1.Puppy safety education

• Prevent gnawing wire, eating foreign bodies and other dangerous behaviors;
• Helps to establish a "spotty" habit (placing urine pads inside the cage, taking advantage of the dog's natural tendency not to mess up the nest).

2.Relieve separation anxiety

• Through in-cage reward training (such as hiding treats), the dog associates the cage with a "pleasant experience";
• Provide a familiar safe environment when going out and reduce anxious behaviors such as barking and tearing down the home.

3.Recovery monitoring

• Limit activity after surgery or injury to speed recovery;
• Isolate sick dogs in multi-pet homes to prevent cross-infection.

4.Emergency space

• To deal with fire, earthquake and other disasters, can quickly transfer the dog;
• When strangers visit or the environment is chaotic, avoid the dog stress to escape.

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