Cage training?

[Haze]

This question had been running through my head for something. Before I go to it, I hope it is the right place for this question.

But, for those that have canine companions. What is the point with cage training your dogs? I had seen in some videos or heard that some does it. Especially for the husky breeds. At first it did made sense for me, but until I had seen more and more doing it with other breeds, which also not only in the US but in like UK too.

In Denmark I havent seen it or heard about it so much, and I havent read on any danish dog training places where they talked about using a cage. At first I thought it were to have a better control over a dog's behaviour, and to have the dog being more comfortable when they need to go to the vet. Either by transport box/cage, or when they need to be in the cages at the vet after like a surgery.

Now, Im not so sure. Especially when Im thinking on to get a dog myself at some point.

 

[Knutshack]

This question had been running through my head for something. Before I go to it, I hope it is the right place for this question.

But, for those that have canine companions. What is the point with cage training your dogs? I had seen in some videos or heard that some does it. Especially for the husky breeds. At first it did made sense for me, but until I had seen more and more doing it with other breeds, which also not only in the US but in like UK too.

In Denmark I havent seen it or heard about it so much, and I havent read on any danish dog training places where they talked about using a cage. At first I thought it were to have a better control over a dog's behaviour, and to have the dog being more comfortable when they need to go to the vet. Either by transport box/cage, or when they need to be in the cages at the vet after like a surgery.

Now, Im not so sure. Especially when Im thinking on to get a dog myself at some point.

Do you mean cage is in a cage or chastity cage? I thought you meant chastity cage. With a cage I can kind of understand why people might put their dogs in cages if they don't like going to the vet, it's easier to get them there with less struggle. With dogs that like going there or just don't mind where they go I can't see why you would or should put them in cages. With chastity cages I have no idea why you would do this and surely that would just aggravate their behaviour as they become more sexually driven and requiring relief?

 

[Haze]

Do you mean cage is in a cage or chastity cage? I thought you meant chastity cage. With a cage I can kind of understand why people might put their dogs in cages if they don't like going to the vet, it's easier to get them there with less struggle. With dogs that like going there or just don't mind where they go I can't see why you would or should put them in cages. With chastity cages I have no idea why you would do this and surely that would just aggravate their behaviour as they become more sexually driven and requiring relief?

Yeah I think I should clarify. I mean cage as in cage. Like a transport case or the like

 

[cookiemonster432]

You had it right. I'm not sure what made you think otherwise.

 

[Haze]

You had it right. I'm not sure what made you think otherwise.

Well, as it is also written in the question. Imnfrom Denmark, so english isnt my first language. But Im happy to see that it is still understandable

 

[X3M]

I believe it's also dubbed as a crate training, but in my opinion, it's suitable only for puppies (as a playpen) and maybe don't let them roam where they shouldn't.

 

[Goattobeloved]

Well done, it is *their* place were they feel safe and know they can relax and wait.

So if you crate them they know they can just lie down and wait in a calmed way.

Normally you can even leave them there with the door open and they will just go there to rest and out later and back in. Their own personal comfy space.

Then, if one day you need them not be around (say you just mooed the floor or have another dog visit) you can just lock the door without drama.

 

[Knutshack]

Well, as it is also written in the question. Imnfrom Denmark, so english isnt my first language. But Im happy to see that it is still understandable

There's nothing wrong with your English, I couldn't even tell it wasn't your first language, it was really just my misinterpretation nothing with the way you wrote it, you're English is amazing