The four major disadvantages of raising dogs in cages:
1. Dogs lose their freedom
Dogs are naturally lively. If they live in cages, they will lose a certain degree of freedom and will have certain constraints when they want to play.
2. Character changes are prone to change
If a dog is kept in a cage for a long time, his personality will be nervous, timid, fragile, and poor social skills. If a docile dog is kept in a cage for a long time, his personality will become sensitive and suspicious, and he will easily bark loudly when he sees strangers.
Dogs raised in cages should be accompanied by them frequently and they need to accompany and play when they have time, which is beneficial to the dog's mental health.
3. Paws are easily injured
For dogs who are used to sleeping in dog cages, it is important to choose a dog cage with good quality. First of all, the material must be good. The dog will habitually bite the iron bars of the cage. Secondly, the width and density of the iron bars of the dog cage are very important. You need to put a cushion on the bottom of the cage to prevent the dog's feet from getting stuck between the iron bars, and the dog's paws are easily injured.
4. Cages occupy space
City residents have limited living space. Putting a dog cage at home directly affects daily activities, and the existence of the dog cage will become useless.
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