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Originally posted by procam
Good advice - some dogs however are just not crateable as I said previously - even after a few minutes my dog was biting the metal bars and planning destruction of the crate I did it exactly as instructed by the vet just a few min at a time - built it up to an hour and left for lunch one day dog in the his den - I came home first cage destroyed he broke the metal bars apart and escaped after he broke enuf of them to open the door!
Not all dogs are crateable!!
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It sounds to me like your dog was just fine until you left. It's not the crate that's the problem, it's probably something like seperation anxiety.
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