Everyone uses food as the solution to crate training - anything to make it “positive” and keep them calm. ➡️But watch what happens when you focus on what really matters instead. Here’s what I discovered: ➡️Food creates dependency, not comfort. When the food runs out, the anxiety starts. They’re not learning to be calm - they’re learning to need distractions. What I do instead: Interval training that teaches actual emotional regulation. No food rewards in the crate - the calmness comes from learn

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