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**DoctorAlexandro** · 07-19-2012, 02:45 PM

I'm pretty convinced that anyone who thinks it's a waste of time to crate and rotate, obviously must not have multiple children. lol

Thank god for separate bedrooms! lol

Personally, we don't leave any of our animals out in the house when we're not home, except the cat, she pretty much does what she wants, and no one better tell her otherwise...lol

I would be SO paranoid all day at work about the dogs if I knew they were out and about in the house...not to mention, I'd be worried about what the hell they were getting into anyways....lol And besides, our doggys love their crates. They're like little bedrooms...they spend alot of time in them even when the doors are wide open.

They're able to be in the yard with each other (always supervised) and in the house with each other (also supervised) MOST of the time...but we've also seem them get very snarky with each other over nothing....so it's just not worth the risk to me at all. I just don't understand why someone would continue to let two dogs interact that had actually been in ACTUAL fights previously. Doesn't make sense at all.....Poor doggys.....

07-19-2012, 02:45 PM	#13
DoctorAlexandro Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 364 Senior Member	I'm pretty convinced that anyone who thinks it's a waste of time to crate and rotate, obviously must not have multiple children. lol Thank god for separate bedrooms! lol Personally, we don't leave any of our animals out in the house when we're not home, except the cat, she pretty much does what she wants, and no one better tell her otherwise...lol I would be SO paranoid all day at work about the dogs if I knew they were out and about in the house...not to mention, I'd be worried about what the hell they were getting into anyways....lol And besides, our doggys love their crates. They're like little bedrooms...they spend alot of time in them even when the doors are wide open. They're able to be in the yard with each other (always supervised) and in the house with each other (also supervised) MOST of the time...but we've also seem them get very snarky with each other over nothing....so it's just not worth the risk to me at all. I just don't understand why someone would continue to let two dogs interact that had actually been in ACTUAL fights previously. Doesn't make sense at all.....Poor doggys.....
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