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[QUOTE="storrsroars, post: 4122589, member: 2500"] I used to feel that way on #1, but I learned that a lot of dogs actually prefer having crates as safe spaces. Maybe they're liberals, lol. I don't use one with my current dog, but he's huge and we didn't get him till he was already 3 and hadn't been crate trained, but as I also walk dogs as a side gig, I've run across plenty who are in crates when I get to the house and they're fine. As for #2, I have one couch I let the dog on. but only with permission. He knows not to even try other furniture, but with the one couch it's actually a reward. And he keeps my feet warm. [/QUOTE]
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