Whether you're new to crate training or looking for better ways to make your dog’s crate more inviting, follow along as I share tips that worked wonders for Bella.

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When the Fourth of July fireworks go off, your dog may already be hiding under your furniture. Fireworks can be traumatic for dogs.

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2. Prepare a safe space Create a den-like space for your dog to relax in—whether it's a sheet draped over some chairs or a towel placed on top of their crate. The key is to prepare this environment in ...

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You have friends coming over. Your dog jumps on everyone. You’ve been meaning to do training with your dog, but life happens.

Dogs enjoy den-like places, so if your dog enjoys their crate, you can use this as a safe place. Other places you can try using are the bathroom, closet, or a windowless room where they can't see ...