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I had this problem before and a handnote to the neighbor did the trick. It turns out they were keeping their dog crate next to the window for entertainment, bu
by victor9000 5y ago
I had this problem before and a handnote to the neighbor did the trick. It turns out they were keeping their dog crate next to the window for entertainment, but in reality it was stressing the dog out, because he could see all the people walking past on the sidewalk. They relocated the crate and the problem was solved. And if direct engagement leads you nowhere then I would reach out to the landlord.
- wantlotsofcurry 5y agoThis sadly only works when your neighbors aren't outright assholes and only using their dogs as protection and to scare people from their house.
- zabzonk 5y ago> dog crate sorry, what is that?
- mechanical_bear 5y agoA little home for your dog within your home. It helps them feel secure and that they have a space that is their own.
- zabzonk 5y agoSo, a kennel? Forgive me, I am not a dog person, though I quite like my cleaning ladys little doggie.
- chaps 5y agoSome dogs love them for their feeling of security, some dogs hate them because they feel confined.
- DelTaco 5y agoMy dog loves his for security; we always leave it open and whenever he feels stressed out he'll go in there for a bit to recharge. We have a blanket over the top and sides with the crate under the stairs so it feels like a cave to him!
- mechanical_bear 5y agoBasically.
- mechanical_bear 5y agoYes, kennel could be another way to call it.
- stackbutterflow 5y agoOnly Americans do that: https://old.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/hbpyvk/til_that_crate_training_a_dog_is_a_uniquely/ https://old.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/hbpyvk/til_t... Personally I can't imagine loving an animal and putting it in a cage at the same time.
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- drstewart 5y agoReddit isn't a reliable source for deciding what "Americans" do
- mechanical_bear 5y agoNot a cage in the sense you are portraying it.