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    Won't go outside, but goes immediately when put back in cage.

    We currently have the cage in our bedroom, where we spend very little time (other than sleeping). Should we move the cage into the livingroom where we spend most of our time and then back into the bedroom at night? Should the cage stay in one spot? I don't want her to have freedom around the...
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    Won't go outside, but goes immediately when put back in cage.

    Trust me I would like to!! All of us (my wife, myself, and Lucy) are all trying to learn. Maybe we will try that. I am afraid that if we keep her out then she is not going to want to go into her cage. She is going to develop separation anxiety and that is something I don't want to deal with...
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    Won't go outside, but goes immediately when put back in cage.

    We will try the smaller cage and see what happens. She does have some of her toys in there. A tennis ball, a rawhide chew stick, some other kind of chew stick that is flavored (my wife bought them, not sure what the official name is), a ny-la-bone specifically for puppies. Maybe it is a...
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    Won't go outside, but goes immediately when put back in cage.

    My wife said she was in the cage (whining and crying) for most of the day. I got home yesterday from work around 4:30 pm. She was out until 6 or so. Back in the cage til about 6:20 (calmly, I was able to get her to sleep) then back out until about 7:20 at which point I put her to sleep again...
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    Won't go outside, but goes immediately when put back in cage.

    My wife and I have a 11 week old Boston Terrier. We have her in a cage with an area that is about 3 times the size of her. Usually it is in the morning when we take her outside (after much whining and barking because she messed her cage) she will not go. In fact, she will run back to the door...
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