How To Crate Train Your Human
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- Crate training is ALWAYS wrong, no matter who's in the crate. People who often cage their dog may try to argue, "But my dog loves his crate!" - but that's a bunch of hooey. There's no dog on Earth who "loves" to be locked inside a cage. Learn more about crating and the right way to housetrain your dog at peta.org/crate.
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After my dog had surgery we had to have in his crate and he was taught at a young age that his crate is a safe spot where he can go to be alone and he sleeps in there by himself, I don't even lock the door
If you don't lock him inside then it's an entirely different story (and obviously if he needed to be confined for medical reasons and wasn't left for hours on end with no supervision), it's the people who lock there animals up for long periods that are cruel. I always ask if they'd want to spend 8-12 hours locked inside their closet.
Flamingo Birb same not the surgery but my dog will scream and cry if you take her crate
@@Ayame4cats I wish someone would lock me in a room or closet. Omg I would SLEEP!!! My dog has the option.. if he wants to go in his crate he can. If he does not he can stay out. He usually goes in on his own accord.
If you don't lock the door, it's fine. But most people do and that's cruelty.
@@Ayame4cats Its pretty rare so that's not the worry. Its the fact that this video is misleading with the fact that crate training is just familiarizing your dog with the crate for them to use
my dogs genuinely do like their crates. they’re rarely shut in it, unless there’s a storm in which we shut the door and over it with a blanket, they calm down as they can’t see the flashes. they often go and lay down in it to sleep whenever they want really. it’s padded out with an old memory foam mayer was we cut up and put in a old duvet cover with a few blankets they can scratch around to get comfy. we have a large crate that my two eldest, who are mother and daughter, share and then a smaller one for the puppy although she often goes and sleeps in there with them!!
crates can be good if used good. ie they’re good to calm a pet because it’s a safe spot for them. but leaving them all day in it is wrong unless you’re worried they’ll eat or find something that could make them ill while your out.
Mooo some people leave their animals in a crate for hours. Even days. PETA is just giving a demonstration of abuse
@@adoptmegiveaways3744 did....did you not read the last line? I said and acknowledged its WRONG to leave them in it. It's a safe space not a prison. I was just stating that crate training is a very valuable and safe training skill.
the moment you lock the door, you’re guilty of abuse
@@skaterdude14b absolutely not true 😂 just so inaccurate. i have a rescue dog. he’s scared shitless of men and will often go to attack. so i put him in his crate, where he feels safe. so he is a safe from biting someone and being put down and the person is safe from a bite. how the fuck is that abuse? situations exist, circumstances exist. it’s not as cut and dry as “you shut the door you’re an abuser”. what about puppies that are in danger of chewing wires, or finishing someone unsafe to chew on while you’re out? you can’t take them everywhere. or even destructive dogs in general.
@@meg3587 well one of my antis dogs got attacked by a nether dog and got stitches and had to go in the crate because her brother and her might play rough and the stitches might come undone
Dogs seem to have become a bit like a fashion accessory;for goodness sake why on earth would a dog enjoy being locked in a cage ???
This video is absolutely necessary. I have known lots of people who kept their dogs like this. It is a miserable way of life. They did this because they didn't want to take the time to teach the dog how to behave in a house.
Putting dogs in a crate isn’t cruel sometimes it is necessary for the dogs, safety people, safety, and others just because you don’t understand it doesn’t mean you get to call it cruel
@@Crazy_blossom of course it's necessary sometimes. That does not mean it should be used with healthy dogs everyday. Crating a healthy dog is ILLEGAL in many countries like Sweden and Finland. But I know USA is a backwash country when it comes to these things. You will learn.
I never understood the crate thing. Would anyone like to be locked in their closet for >8 hours?
I've had dogs for 52 years. Never used a crate. I train them! If I get stuck and can't make it home for 14 hours....that "accident" is my fault.
Lol I have 2 dogs and I don't keep them in crates they free roam their backyard and house
Yeah,mine do the same
Same. What's the point in getting a dog if they are just locked up all there life? XD People are so pathetic and anyone that uses dog crates needs to be thrown in a cage 8 hours a day for their entire life.
Pasha Fazlic not 👏🏻 all 👏🏻people 👏🏻who 👏🏻use 👏🏻crates 👏🏻leave 👏🏻them 👏🏻in 👏🏻there. it’s wrong yes but some crates are good IF used properly
My dogs are allowed access the the entire house and backyard also and they sleep in my bed.
My old dog was never put in a crate and had 24/7 access to the backyard too.
My dog just sleeps the ENTIRE time I'm gone.. no need to confine her. She doesn't even get up to bark.. thanks Blink, I always wondered what went on while I was at work
And what of dogs that get into trouble the entire time their owners are gone? Just because your dog sleeps and is generally behaved doesn't mean another dog might do something stupid like eat houseplants or eat floor tiles and drywall.
Instead, use baby gates to block off any areas you do not want your pet to go into.
On the Joe Rogan show, Ronda Rousey bragged about leaving her dog in the car while she trained all day and when Joe asked she said it was fine because he was crate trained..pathetic.
@Ruby Seamans Yeah, she's just an asshole of a person apparently. If you ever hear her speak at length you won't like her afterward.
I don't like crates. We got my dog a pen.
Ap en works too and if you have a small dog you could put your dog in a bigger crate
Oh and with the cage unlocked if you need to
Crates are for dogs that A: like it, and B only to be in there for a short time like 20 to 30 mins. I used crates to potty train dogs only putting them in there very short periods of time when I am busy. The crate will have a blanket over it and right next to me. Maximum 30 mins. Crates are goid for cars to prevent your dog from flying out of the car in a car accident. That is the only time they should be used for more thwn 30 min.
So Hilarious and so dramatically sad at the same time.
Hilarious video! I love silly skits like this!
I hate those cages/crates. I have never used one and never will. My beautiful fur babies have the run of my house, which, incidentally has cream plush carpet in all the bedrooms, formal lounge and dining room, hallway. I have a doggie door and my babies have always had the run of our house (my house and theirs) - no rooms are closed to them, nor should they be. Both of my sisters and my nieces all do the same. We all own beautiful houses, all have cream carpet and WE DO NOT lock them out of rooms nor out of the house. They are all toilet trained and go in and out of our house whenever they want to.
You keep your dog in a home meant for humans? How unethical, it’s no their natural habitat. Basically as evil as a Zoo
@@74nova36 “Unethical “ ??? You must be the world’s most stupid person.
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Max: I’m gonna get some bones after work
Me: BAD DOG UR SUPPOSED TO BE VEGAN
We used to have dog crates but never used them until we got guinea pigs, then the crates quickly became piggie enclosures (with a liner and a lot of bedding, of course!) for our two pigs.
I don't completely agree with this, my westie used to be a show dog and so he was crate trained. When we brought him to ours we bought him a crate and left the door open. For the the past 10 years it's been his place of calm, coolness and relaxation.
I totally disagree with locking your dog in it for the day.... However, when we used to have contractors around inside the house doing work sometimes we would put him in their for a half hour/hour while checking on him.There was no door to block him from potentially getting hurt and leaving him outside wasn't an option cause we feared someone would steal him or he'd get into a battle with another animal. We back off onto a hydrofield/forest
Alright peta, calm down
We take him everywhere he has separation anxiety. If one of us is at work at least one person is at home
If we can't leave my dog penny in a crate where should we put her? She doesn't like being outside, she'll try to escape. We cant leave her out and about the house or she will destroy and pee on everything. What should we do??
Everine theDoge101 keep her in one room
Everine theDoge101 like a bathroom
Put some effort in to training . I have a rescue dog that sleeps with me can be left alone in the house and will do nothing but sleep he lets him self out side if he needs a wee or poo and lifts up his paws for wiping if its wet outside . If you dont put in the time dont have a dog
Thanks for the advice!😊
@@emilol8157 she will jump a puppy fence easily though. When we got her I was scared cuz she didn't know how to exactly be gentle and she got in super easily. She's a big girl
Just a reminder to get a big crate for your human that doesn't leave them cramped. Add a dog bed on the bottom for comfort too! Putting in stuffed animals that they like help to make it feel safer.
crates aren't just used for training, it can be used for transportation or as a sleeping area/safe with the doors unlocked and a blanket over it. Or as a medical tool to prevent dogs from injuring themselves more by running everywhere
Where did you get the suit Max wears? Asking for a friend.
LOVE THIS. ♥ Using crates to imprison and immobilize dogs- and call it 'caring for their safety'- is one of the most evil developments of the past 30 yrs. Our species did not need yet ANOTHER avenue in which to exercise cruelty. When the f will it stop?
I need to know how big this cage is
If dogs willingly go to sleep in a crate, it’s fine. If they are put in there for a little while for example a time out (not several hours or locked in a small crate) then it is not cruel. People who are at home and just choose to lock their dogs up because they “get in the way” or who lock them up for several hours as punishment is cruel.
hmm.... I used a crate when my dog was a puppy. As of now my dog has a crate that I keep a blanket and cushion in and her has a bed outside of the crate. There are more times than not he chooses to go to his crate (with the door open) for whatever period of time.
Sadly, my dog goes inside a crate when he knows it's bed time... *So cruel*
Your dog loves you no matter what and he does what you want him to do. But he doesn't love his crate.
@@firedragon77777 Dogs hate confinement. Crates are just convenience tools for lazy humans who don't care enough about their pets' well-being. In my country it's even illegal to crate-train dogs. In here locking your dog in a small cage is considered animal abuse. If you try to crate-train your dog in Sweden or Finland, you could actually go to jail.
And no, dogs never enjoy their crates. Never. There's a simple reason why dogs live longer in Scandinavian countries. Crates are illegal here.
@@rumaristo129 then why does my dog go in by herself
@@supercell2810 Because she has been conditioned to go there. And because she loves YOU and she knows YOU want her to be there. She doesn't love her crate. Again, crates are absolutely ok if you keep the door open. But if you ever keep your dog locked in a tiny cage for longer than a couple of hours, it's cruel.
@@rumaristo129 once I was sleeping on the floor with her and she decided to go in after awhile she definitely likes it
I don’t even have a cage for my dog, he sleeps wherever he wants ;)
We had to crate train our puppy for a few days to get used to it. He never was really in there we just wanted to make sure if something were to happen he would be oki. He have a huge closet. And I mean a HUGE closet. If we needed him to be secure somewhere we would put him in there and crack the door.
My dog's crate is only used for time outs (very rare) or if I have a guest who's scared of dogs. I wouldn't keep her in there for more than an hour or 2.
She doesn't seem to mind, just sleeps when inside it. I keep the doors open throughout the day and she'll enter it on her own for a snooze, so I'm sure she doesn't hate it.
However, ppl who leave their pets caged for hours deserve the same treatment, see how they like it.
Facade ASMR it’s fine if it’s a puppy in a pretty big cage but if you have a mature dog that won’t pee in the house then it doesn’t deserve the crate
My dogs are mostly outside dogs and always go to there crates when they want out of he elements they have a whole barn and the house at there disposal but they choose to use there crates outside
@@toastedpigs4552 No, this is not fine, puppies younger than 6 months old aren't even physically capable of holding their bladder, locking them inside a crate for hours is cruel. Would you say it's ok to lock a human child up for hours, sheesh.
@@Ayame4cats crates are fine for puppies for a couple hours like over night or while a guest is over as long as they have stimulation a pee pad and somewhere to rest . It's a good thing to crate train a puppy because they like to chew on things but this is not saying they should be in there all the time just for short periods during the day and if that dog goes in for surgery and is on bed rest it's he best way to minimise there activity.
@@Ayame4cats all my pups are shut in in the night with a pee pad although many dogs dont pee in their bed it strengthens their bladder. It stops them getting into or eating things they shouldn't while you're sleeping
Sorry do people in other countries who are single and have full time jobs actually think its ok to have dogs? I don't even have a dog but I know that one of the first things you think about is whether you have time for it (or someone else to look after it during the day) It's the main reason I've never had a dog, too much responsibility
Then according to your logic I have a small problem, I live alone and have 5 dogs they all live outside but have access to the barn and my house 24/7 I'm not going to give them up I work full time but the dogs are more than happy to run around in the fields all day and then find a place to burrow for the night . They do have crates but are only locked up when work is getting done and only for 2-3 hours at a time and the like to lie in them when it's too hot or they have had enough of playing with the others
@@Olivia-wr5op OK sure, I was thinking of the average living situation of housebound dogs 🐶
You should make more of these they are great.
I do not train my dog like this.. this is demonizing pet owners who train their dogs
thats why i dont use crates. instead, i hired a nanny for my dog. she take cares of him whenever im off. he has a dog house as well.
my neighbour always keep their dog in the crate.. i really want to help but idk wht to do
Yikes offer to buy the dog
yes crates can often be used wrong but saying crate training is always wrong sorry peta -.-
Being locked inside an apartment for a long time period is hard enough for a dog so what makes you think being locked in a small cage would be any better?
Thanks for the informational tutorial
My dog is not kept in a crate, she is house trained, and you know what? She's never been struck, not once. She does not know what it's like to be trained under the usual "rub the nose in it" training.
See, turns out, if you pay attention to your dog and take them out any time they start looking for a place to go, they'll eventually learn on their own that you don't go inside the house. It's also unnecessary to punish them for having an accident in the house.
Thanks to how gentle we are with her, you know how she treats her squeaky toys? She treats them like they're her puppies. She's super gentle with them and avoids squeaking them. IF they end up squeaking by accident, or if a human squeaks them, she takes them to her bed and comforts them...
She's such a sweet dog who literally does not know what it's like to be sad or scared.
Yes she was quite destructive when she was a puppy, but you know what? That's normal teething behavior. Give them chew toys and teach them to chew on that. If they tear something up when you're not home, there's again no need to punish them. With love and care, they'll grow out of that behavior on their own, and probably faster than if you did punish them, because it's also anxious behavior.
The way it works is this. They tear up the house and don't know what you're punishing them for. So they get anxious about you coming home and punishing them, and that anxiety can cause destructive behavior, thus delaying how long it takes for them to grow out of it, meanwhile you're just teaching them to fear you coming home.
My dog grew out of it as soon as her adult teeth all came in.
I get that the general wisdom is operant conditioning: using negative and positive reinforcement. However, over the years I've found it to be a lot less effective than merely positive reinforcement. Dogs don't have a mean bone in their body. They don't mean to displease, they only want to make you happy. So teach them how to make you happy. Distract them from bad behaviors instead of punishing them. It's way more effective and you end up with an even happier dog for it.
Me when i wish i had a crate because small spaces make me feel comfortable and safe and I completely missed the metaphor
*dude, crate training is meant for the crate to be the safe place for your dog. Not a fucking cage to keep your dog in for hours at a time for no real reason*
maybe if he had the proper sized kennel for his human it wouldnt be so bad
Making the cage bigger wouldn't make this more humane. Like us, dogs have every right to stretch their legs, relieve themselves, and walk around.
@@peta if the crate was the proper size the dog could do most of that, but most creatures dont need to piss that often, and they arent crated 24/7. There is a difference between humane crating and abusive crating
@@peta Also not to mention, even if the dog WASN'T crated it should not have access to the outside. Dogs should never be outside without supervision bc of assholes who release dogs from backyards, steal dogs, and even tossing poisoned meat over the fence to kill the dog. If the dog was free roaming when the owner was at work it wouldn't (or shouldnt) be able to potty anyway. Plus everyone who kennels know your dog stays in there for ONLY 10 HOURS A DAY, but should never be in there longer for 8 at a time. Plus most dogs dont need to pee every 8 hours, like my dog doesnt piss all over my house when I'm asleep despite being inside for 8 hours.
@@peta OH AND people actually put fucking bedd and blankets into crates! Like no wonder you think its abuse you know jack SHIT about them.
Green is a creative colour glad to see that you actually make sense. Seems like PETA thinks everythings abuse. Crate training is good for dogs! It offers security in a safe space.
Yeah my dogs are crate trained but they actually like it I make sure to get them tired while there in the crate so they can just sleep while I’m gone and they are never in there for more than like 3 hours
Having a dog sit in a crate all day is just wrong and the easiest option for the owner. If the dog destroys the house when you are gone then you haven't done everything right.
This one is actually good.
It isn't the crate, it is the owners. There are uncrated dogs that died because the owners chose to let their free dog run around the house and eat toxic plants or get into lethal trouble while they're away from home.
1 of my dogs are crate trained, he’s potty trained tho. We also let him and our other dog go pee before someone goes to work or school. I’m pretty sure my dad lets them pee during his break. My other dog stays in the kitchen, and my other 3 dogs at a different house hang out outside, and we let them inside to sleep in the laundry room. At the house where one of my dogs are crate trained, they get to watch TV
Before you get a dog you should truly ask yourself 'can I give this dog the life it deserves?'
Because being a responsible caretaker is more than putting a roof above their head and providing food and water.
If you find yourself in a position where you come to this video and your first question is 'well what else am I supposed to do? I can't do this, I can't do that' maybe you are not at a point in your life where you should be caring for a dog. Not because you are a bad person but because your current lifestyle doesn't allow you to.
And yes, my dog has a crate. A crate in itself isn't cruel.
She uses it as a safe spot for her to go to to unwind, sleep in during the day or hide in when she wants to. It's sort of a 'me-time area'.
I have locked her up exactly one time and that was after surgery where she wanted to run around but she was still under so much anesthesia that she could move around safely, nor could she control her bladder. I kept her company the entire time until the anesthesia went off.
When my i first got my puppy we kept her in a big pen with the door open at all times for her to get in and out the pen
Should be done to PETA activists...
Yes tho
no tho. should be done to you.
My family have a cat but we don’t put them in the cage
Great video
With my dog we don’t even have a crate for her she just has her little coner with her toys and bed it’s not blocked up
I didn't want to do this to my dog. So he slept outside. Got tore up by Coyotes. Now he's in a box underground
If we all be vegans then there ain’t gonna be no plants left sooooooooooooooooo
Feeding animals to be killed uses way more plants than people eating them
Calculator Tortilla if we all eat plants there will still be no plants and then animals will still be eating food and they are not going to be killed if we all become vegetarians even more plants will go so there still is gonna be no plants left your point is still not gonna work cause then animals will still be eating plants as well as humans
I don’t want animals to be in pain by being killed
Jimmy Esposito whaaaat 🤨😑😐😐😐😐
Apparently my brother's dog keeps his dog in her crate all day everyday she's never been outside she pees and poops in her crate and idk what to do ;
the best peta video
One of my parents is always home, if not both of them, and the only time my dog *ever* goes in her crate (which we specifically bought for a great Dane even tho she's a lab/border collie) is the 4th of July cuz she gets scared and really aggressive
ok but somehow my dog managed to lock himself in his crate(Its mostly because we are training him in case he ever has to be in a cage for a long time, its huge and he can walk around in it)i honestly dont know how he managed to lock it but i walked into the living room where it was and he was in it. i unlocked and opened it but he was asleep lol
That's worse just like children in cages for detention center.
no its better. animals need more freedom.
I agree! Throw away the crats!
Bro crate training is completely humane
@@justinoo777 you've clearly never had a nervous dog have you 🙄
@@meg3587 i bet idiots like you find it upsetting to see humans in cages at the border, but not a dog in a safe house.
This is so hilarious bruh 😂😂😂😂😂
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Wow
It looks weird to you but its also criel to leave a animal in there
My dog lives his crate we leave the door open and he sleeps in it everyday ❤
Just seems weird why doesn’t he want to sleep by you?
@@sarahbishop4111 you wouldnt want doggy hair on your bed
@@sarahbishop4111 hello, I bet you’re not expecting this a year later, the answer is…. It’s their bed.
why don't people just use dog pens for puppies instead of crates?
Why do you think everyone put their pet in crate?
only for the night but shes quickly walked on street for peeing
you don't lock the crate during crate training most of the time. Have they gone stupid?
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October 17, 2019 8:45 p.m. Skidding cars, laughter of young 'men' near wild turkeys in the hills of Richmond, California (they are probably harassing the wildlife). Please do what you can to stop this as soon as possible. Probably on or near the street named Fieldcrest near Meadowbrook. There are also many feral cat colonies in this area that need help with trap, neuter, replace (rehome amap) Thanks in advance.
DogCat Party call the police, a youtube comment won’t do anything
my dogs new crate is outside
Dead Guy wow that’s even worst!!!
Wait is it even legal to keep a human in a crate
They switched it to tell people a dog in a crate is like a human in a crate
what law he breakin
@@tallprivilege5900 keeping a human In a cage idk
Crates fine... without locks... its not a 'safe and cozy place' when locked, its torture.
My dog likes her crate. She won’t even eat till the door is closed. She is food protective, she gets violent around other dogs when food is involved, because she had to fight for her food growing up. And we have four other dogs.
And she’s not locked up 24/7
Emily Light some people aren’t understanding that crates in a lot of cases are really beneficial to the dog.
Elizabeth Martinez I know and it sucks
lol
This kind of idiocy makes PETA look bad. What totally BAD ADVICE. People aren't as stupid as you are giving them credit for. People can and do teach their dogs how to behave, and use crates, live in houses, ride in cars, walk on leads etc. All things that dogs did not originally do.
Correct 'crate 'training is just 'training'. 'House' training is the same: learning to live in a house. Should we stop having dogs in houses, as that is also not natural for canines?
You need someone else to do your 'research' and marketing. Someone that knows what they are talking about.
Come on, there are so many things that people do that is cruel and I mean really CRUEL (skinning alive, torturing...). We see it every day on social media.
Perhaps if you concentrate on some of that, and don't waste time on nonsense like this, you'd do a better job and get a bit more respect.
A dog crate is a cage, and putting dogs in crates is just a way to ignore and warehouse them their "owners" get around to taking care of them properly. Many people leave dogs in crates for 18 hours a day, denying these animals any opportunity to relieve themselves, exercise, or walk around. Forcing animals to "hold it" all day and suffer in solitary confinement is a form of abuse.
Then build a gate outside or get an appropriate sized pen for them. It's not abuse unless you keep them in a tiny cage for days on end
I have dogs all my life.and would never ever put one in a cage.the only time my animals r ever in a cage is when they have to stay at a vet hospital. Other then that never .I know people who go out for hours and the dog is held prisoner in a cage.these people dont even take them out for a walk before there r caged up.no dog should be stuff in a cage for hours.the owner should be cage up in a tiny cage with hardly any room to move in.see how they like it .and if you cage your dog because it is destroying your home or is hyper.its your fault not the dogs.when dogs dont get enough exercise they become hyper and destructive. Alot of dogs need more then just a walk on a leash.they need a place they can run free or play with other dogs.like a dog park.or go running with you dog.
Who even has a crate like that lmao, there are cushions and way bigger
Zunko Side sadly some people
HONESTLY THOUGH! I said he needs a proper sized crate and peta responded that changing the size wouldnt matter bc the dog should still be able to mlve and stretch.. which if the crate was right it could do both of those
AND THE PEEING THING? WHO THE HELL LETS THE DOG OUTSIDE WHEN THEY ARENT HOME? THATS HOW PETS GET KIDNAPPED, OR POISONED. IT SHOULDN'T HAVE AREAS TO POTTY ANYWAY
@@baizlynnbeis2338 I'd say a proper size crate would be around the size of a medium backyard at least. If anyone disagrees, please send footage of you sitting in a claustrophobic crate for at LEAST 30 minutes.
I never, ever put my dog in a crate! It's cruel. There's no dog in the world that wants to be caged. If the dog likes the crate then leave the door open so he can go in when he wants and come out when he wants.
Diane Pease dogs may not want to be in a crate but would u wanna come home to a shredded couch or poop and pee all other the flore I don’t think soo...
Not everybody does this to their dogs, if the dog isn't house trained, leave him in an appropriate sized crate
I think crates are really misunderstood their not prisons,if you dont make them prisons but their a safe place for your dog. Like a room for your child
It would be the same if your child's room was about the same size as your child and you locked them in.
Should... Should someone tell them about the BDSM community? I.. Uhm.. Feel like they should know...
My dogs kinda destroy the house if left alone
There are ways to dog-proof your house without using a crate! Learn more: www.peta.org/living/animal-companions/crate-free-dog-checklist/
How your pet will turn against you.
BARKING up the wrong tree if yah ask me heh
I thought this was going to be a fetish video, and now I'm still convinced it is.
The fact that they started calling them "crates" instead of what they clearly are which is cages. I kept hearing about crate this and crate that, and I was like, is this a new thing, some kind of doggy bed? Then I saw pictures 🤔. So we're playing word games now. A crate sounds nicer than a cage. It's just marketing. Disingenuous marketing.
Jesus, what's next? "Don't take your dog to the vet, it scares them"
But they do have some pretty good points. I say just do it for a short amount of time.
Well, I got to admit. Only a short amount of time....
@@blacknwhitegaming ya
Yo boi That’s for their health, silly. If you wouldn’t want to be locked in a cage as a child, then you shouldn’t do it to animals either.
@@reachtrita I used to lock myself up in my dogs crate as a child and sleep in it. Trust me, i loved that crate. My dog also loved that crate.
The message they’re trying to deliver is good but the video is just sooo bad
Lol!
I’m pretty sure people DO put dogs in cages to keep them safe.
Love💜💜
These comments are making me laugh more than this cheesy ass video.
Lol just open the cage
Everyone, that is how dogs feel locked in a cage while owners are at school. All alone, small cage, hours of a day. ALONE
Or work
if you got a proper sized crate it wouldnt be so bad but ok. I have 2 crates for my dogs, and they actually prefer crate time over roaming time. They will walk into the crate themself to lay down and calm down