Pet cages, in general, there are not many forms of dog cages, most of them are reasonable, there are trays below, it is convenient to clean the urine and feces of dogs. I’d like to remind you to look at the floor of the dog cage with the square iron bar. The bottom of the cage on the plastic tray is movable and can be removed and cleaned.
Because your dog’s poop will stick to it, and it’s too much trouble if you can’t get it out. Then there are the larger wire dog cages. Usually there are no wheels underneath, which is very inconvenient and heavy to move, while small wire cages are not too hard to move. If you buy cages, they’re mostly made of iron, with wire.
Or a square bar. Wire bars are fine for smaller dogs, but square bars are stronger than wire bars for bigger dogs. The good thing about the wire is, if you’re gonna get rid of it.
It can be folded and folded, not with iron bars. Air transport cages are a good choice for in-cage training. After selecting the cage, cover the sides of the cage with cloth to make the cage feel dark and safe. Never close the cage at first.
Avoid the dog’s aversion to the cage as a place of punishment. The point of “cage training” is not to make the dog afraid of the cage, so the dog owner should make the dog feel that the cage is a paradise of safety and warmth, rather than a place of punishment, and then let the dog gradually get used to “cage training”.
Post time: 19-01-22