Dog Lovers: ~~Yes or no~~?

Inga

Time to size up where we all stand on the following. So answer yes or no, if you would be so kind.

1. Crating
2. Chaining
3. Tethering
4. Potty pads
5. Toilet training
6. Prong
7. Choke chain
8. Shock collar
9. Buckle Collar
10. Easy walk harness/collar
11. Invisible fence
12. Obedience class
13. DIY obedience training
14. Positive punishment
15. Dog rescue
16. Shelter
17. Backyard breeder
18. Puppy Mill
19. Reputable Breeder
20. Breed research beyond Animal Planet's breed profiles
21. Dogbreedinfo.com
22. Hybrid/designer dogs
23. Castration
24. Tail docking
25. Ear cropping
26. Debarking
27. Boarding
28. Dog daycare
29. Dog park
30. Petsitter
31. Prescription monthly preventives
32. Raw feeding
33. Holistic food
34. Grocery store brand dog food
35. Dogs

Ok this is a lot. Sorry.
Thanks, Happy Monday!
Yes. I mean pooping in your toilet.
And yes... gray areas will come up. I know.

Answer
1. Crating - yes
2. Chaining - no
3. Tethering - no
4. Potty pads - no
5. Toilet training - if you mean housebreaking, yes
6. Prong - not necessary for any dog i would own
7. Choke chain - not necessary for any dog i would own
8. Shock collar - not necessary for any dog i would own
9. Buckle Collar - she has a few
10. Easy walk harness/collar - she has a few
11. Invisible fence - i live in an apartment
12. Obedience class - yes
13. DIY obedience training - yes in addition to professional classes/trainer
14. Positive punishment - yes
15. Dog rescue - no
16. Shelter - no
17. Backyard breeder - yes if animals are cared for appropriately
18. Puppy Mill - no
19. Reputable Breeder - no use for
20. Breed research beyond Animal Planet's breed profiles - yes
21. Dogbreedinfo.com - i don't even know what that is
22. Hybrid/designer dogs - yes i like designer dogs
23. Castration - yes
24. Tail docking - no
25. Ear cropping - no
26. Debarking - yes
27. Boarding - i would not board my dog
28. Dog daycare - i would not take my dog to daycare
29. Dog park - yes, dog parks regularly
30. Petsitter - yes
31. Prescription monthly preventives - absolutely not
32. Raw feeding - nope
33. Holistic food - yes
34. Grocery store brand dog food - no
35. Dogs - yes :O)

fold up dog crate for a big dog that folds up as small as possible?

Bekah

my husband does K9 search and rescue. he currently has a wire crate for his search dog that folds up flat but it still takes up way too much space and is not great to carry everywhere with him like he needs to. we train Bloodhounds so the crate needs to be big enough for a 95 pound dog. does anyone know of a good crate for a big dog that folds up as small as possible so it can easily be thrown in a car without taking up too much space? the crate we are currently using is 42" wide by 26" long.

Answer
I don't know if this would be the kind of crate you would be considering, but have you thought about using the material fold up crate? It might take up the same amount of room, but at least it would be lighter to carry.

Also, there are crates that we use in agility, that are sort of like "pop-ups", you pull a chord and it opens, made out of like parachute material, it folds up into a bag. Something like this:
http://www.mightymightdoggear.com or check CleanRun http://www.cleanrun.com they have another type of nylon pop-up crate also, there's another type of pop-up that folds like an umbrella and I think it's called the Umbra Pet Tent.

I have friends who have the Umbra Pet Tent and they love it, they have medium sized dogs though, ones a Portie and the other is a Beardie.

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