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9 November 2026

  • curprev 13:2513:25, 9 November 2026 RNDRoxanna talk contribs 5,234 bytes +5,234 Created page with "The crate isn't meant to be a punishment tool or a place where the puppy is abandoned for hours at a stretch. Used correctly, it's a short-term management station between supervised potty breaks, play sessions, and feeding times. Many families find it helpful to feed the puppy in the crate with the door open at first, gradually closing it for longer periods as the puppy becomes comfortable, so the space builds positive associations rather than anxiety. Consistency with c..."
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