For some dogs, anxiety in the crate can be a big problem. They whine, bark, drool, and potentially even injure themselves trying to get out. Thankfully, integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby is here to help. She explains how to recognize crate anxiety and why dogs tend to get anxious in the crate. Then she provides 10 actionable tips for addressing your dog’s anxiety in the crate.

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