Best Way to manage High Anxiety dogs

Find out how you can get control of your high anxiety dog 

High Anxiety dogs will keep you on your toes. 10 minutes after you put your dog in his crate and leave for work, he escapes. He proceeds to treat your house as his own demolition derby. This is what happens when your escape artist high anxiety dog is not kept in the strongest of heavy-duty dog crates.

Protect your High Anxiety Dog while protecting your property

This is such a win-win idea and so easy to do too. A heavy-duty dog crate will not only protect your property inside and out it will protect your dog as well. There are things left out on counters in our homes that can kill a dog or at least become the cause for expensive surgery.

Has this ever happened to you?

We’ve probably already heard your story before. You can easily imagine that after 10 plus years offering heavy duty dog crates to dog owners with separation anxiety and noise phobic dogs, I’ve heard some stories!

There’s nothing more gut-wrenching than arriving home to find your home looking as if it has been vandalized. But no, it wasn’t vandals. It was your ever so loveable angelic big strong escape artist Houdini dog that escaped his crate once again.

If you’re lucky, there is a mess in the kitchen where he turned the trash can over. There’s a couple of your favorite shoes chewed into a shape that is unrecognizable except only to a sci-fi writer. Toys everywhere, an awful odor coming from your bedroom, and the story goes on. And, this is “if you’re lucky.”

If you aren’t so lucky, you arrive home to an awful smell when you first open the door. You find a sad, guilty and sick canine staring at you with that “I didn’t mean to do it” look on his face. It’s true. He couldn’t help himself.

Are You Feeling Lucky?

There is trash everywhere, but worse, he found some medication you left of the kitchen counter. Now there are green puddles of doggie vomit everywhere from what could be a very sick dog. You call the Vet, rush right over and you can fill in the blanks from there. There are so many possibilities of what you may find upon arriving home when you have a separation anxiety or noise phobic dog. None of it is good.

With a sinking feeling in the pit of your stomach you know it’s not going to end well. But, after a couple of hours at the Vet’s office, you are told that if you had gotten him in 30 minutes later, it would have been too late. As a dog owner, you know when you have a high anxiety dog. Get help now. There’s no mistaking high anxiety behavior. It doesn’t just go away one day in the future. Most dogs with separation anxiety just live with it for the rest of their lives.

What to do for your high anxiety escape artist

You are at your wit’s end.  How do you prevent this from ever happening again. He just escaped his third crate. The first was a simple wire crate. It took him two days to figure out that he could escape. The next one was a stronger wire crate. It took him 3 days to escape that crate. Then you turned to a big beautiful plastic dog crate. They look so strong, don’t they? After just a few days he either popped the wire door off or lacking the ability to pop the door, he proceeded to chew through the plastic wall. It only took him three days to accomplish that.

And despite hiring a dog trainer, purchasing new crates, and even locking him in the basement, all the plastic ties, the chains around the crate, nothing seems to work.

You could board him out for 8 hours a day, but that is expensive. Set up a routine where you come home at lunch each day and walk him, but that won’t always be possible. What if you hired a neighbor to check on him a couple of times a day and take him outside to do his business, but can you trust the neighbor to do the job plus that can be expensive too.

The big problem with these approaches is that they are quite often impossible to maintain. You feel awful when they don’t succeed.

The fact is, very few on these potential solutions ever work, if any. The medication didn’t work, plus who wants to dumb down their dog every day. The daily boarding or dog sitter idea is expensive. You have already tried the strongest crates available from your local pet stores. It has become mentally and emotionally challenging.

Don’t Give Up on Your High Anxiety Dog

You have to stay motivated. That dog is angelic when you’re home plus. He is your responsibility. If you return him to the rescue agency, you know what will eventually happen to him. His separation anxiety isn’t going away with new dog parents. Besides, you now have such an investment in time, money, and love that you couldn’t possibly give him up.

What is the solution?

I’m so excited to be able to share our line of Xtreme® Heavy Duty Dog Crate solutions with you.

A truly heavy duty dog crate will contain your dog from the time you put him into it to the time you arrive back home. Think about it: You come home for lunch or from work, and for the first time, your dog is right where you left him this morning, guaranteed!

He hasn’t chewed anything. No furniture has been destroyed. There are no new holes in the wall or patches of carpet removed at the front door. He hasn’t gotten into any of your medication. Your dog is there, in his heavy duty dog crate, waiting for you to release him so he can give you long-awaited doggie hugs and kisses.

Let me be clear about this

The heavy-duty dog crate solution is not a cure. It is a management tool. You would still be working on solutions for his separation anxiety personally or with a trainer. Meanwhile, he is safe, secure, and so is your home and property.

Here at www.carrymydog.com, we’ve been helping canine separation anxiety dogs and their families with solutions for over ten years. Most of their stories and situations are quite similar. We have heard from a number of our customers about how quickly their dog seems to have settled in their safe and secure heavy duty dog crate. Once your dog finds that he cannot get out of his dog crate, most will settle down to a relaxing day while anticipating your return home. Dog owners look to us to provide the best and latest designs in heavy-duty dog crates for their strong dogs with canine separation anxiety.

Heavy Duty Dog Crates have proven over and over to be the best way to manage K9 separation anxiety.

Failure is not an option for High Anxiety dogs

The right dog crate is the difference between success and failure. It affects the entire family, the home environment, and your dogs’ life.

With our Heavy-Duty steel crates, you will have the latest in dog crate technology. There is a minimum of things for your dog to chew on that could hurt him while in his crate.

Our line of Xtreme®Dog Crates is made of the most durable 3/16th diameter welded steel wire, which is supported by 16 gauge x 1″ super-strong square tubular frames. The openings in the wire are only 2,” which means more spot welds and, therefore, stronger wire. These crates will hold anything you are strong enough to put inside them.

As a bonus, our steel crates are collapsible in that they assemble and disassemble in about 5 minutes.

There are many reasons why you should have and use our aluminum heavy duty dog crates, but I won’t go over each one here. I would refer you to our heavy-duty dog crate page where you can see each crate up close and read about all the brilliant features these beautiful crates bring to your home.

Introducing your High Anxiety Escape Artist dog to the new crate

Let’s take a look at how to introduce your dog to his new heavy duty crate. Do not put your dog in his new dog crate and leave home for hours. Introduce your dog to his crate, slowly allowing him to be confined for a few minutes, then come home and check on him, let him out. Repeat this procedure leaving him in the crate longer each time. This probably means using the weekend to make the introduction.

The design of these heavy-duty crates has been reported to cause high anxiety dogs to relax quicker. The fact that these crates allow your dog to see a full 360 degrees helps them to relax and settle faster than they might in other more closed in crate designs.

Just remember that one of these heavy-duty dog crates is far less expensive than a new couch, a large doggie dental bill, or any of the dozens of other negative possibilities that can occur when a separation anxiety dog is left to his creativity in the wrong dog crate.

Imagine coming home to a relaxed dog eagerly awaiting the opportunity to be with you. You can now exhale when you see your dog in his crate right where you left him.

Get all the features and details about these handsome cutting-edge heavy duty dog crates then, order yours today.