Crate Training Dogs

Where's the best room to keep a crate-trained dog? Should two crate-trained dogs be kept in the same room?

I just rescued a crate-trained, fixed, nine month old, female Puggle. My roomate has a 2 year old, not-fixed, female Chiuaua that is also crate-trained. Should I keep their crates in the living room together or should I keep my dog in my room? I don't necessarily have a problem with her not being in a crate, but she loves it, and goes in of her own accord. Also, it wouldn't really be fair to my roomate's dog. I don't know what to do... any suggestions?

Crate training is one of the kindest things a person can do for their dogs..any dog. Simply put, dogs are den animals, they And it doesn't surprise me that your dog loves it. Location of the crate is really personal. I use an upstairs room that has lots of light, and a window, so that if I have company that is afraid of my dog * a golden retriever, lol * or someone that just doesn't like animals that much, the dogs are out of the way, and don't feel too left out.
What location works best for you? I would think two dogs in crates in the same room, might get them "speaking to eachother " very loudly . I think if I were you the crate would be in my room... as long as she has access to it when she wants.

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Air Travel and Crate Training: Help Your Dogs be Positive

Do you Love flying? Well if you do, you are probably in the minority. Most people hate the lack of control and pull of gravity scares many. And as for the seating, well that’s just plain cramped and uncomfortable. However, if you think your seating is cramped consider flying in a crate, which is how all dogs have to travel on an airplane. This is where crate training could help.

Any dogs traveling on an airline flight have to be confined in an approved crate, no ifs ands or buts, it’s the law. So if you want your dogs to fly with you then they have to be crated. If they have never been in a crate before, they are going to be well stressed. Unfamiliar surroundings are bad enough but to be confined in a crate with all of the engine noise must be truly frightening if your dog is not crate trained.

Crate training is a must if you are planning to fly with your dog. A crate trained dog will think of his or her crate as a safe pace and will thus find the experience less daunting than would be otherwise be the case. This will put your mind at ease as well as make for a happier dog, which is the ultimate aim after all!

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Carol brings her career and personal passions (learning, computing, dogs, business development) together in a website called K9Holidays.com. K9 Holidays is a New Zealand based site listing dog friendly accommodation. The site includes a K9 Bookshop.

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