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Why create a safe space

  • Security and comfort

    Offering your dog a safe space provides them with a sense of security and comfort, allowing them to retreat and relax when they feel overwhelmed or anxious

  • Sanctuary

    A designated safe space can serve as a sanctuary for your dog, reducing stress levels and promoting mental well-being, especially in times of loud noises, unfamiliar visitors, or during times of change or transition

  • Reduce accidents

    Providing a safe space helps prevent accidents or destructive behavior by giving your dog a designated area where they can play, rest, and engage in appropriate activities

"Creating A Safe Space"

Why it’s important to create a safe space

So much behavior is the result of the physical space we inhabit. Just think about how much of your behavior is dictated by the buildings you occupy, the design of the objects you use and the structure of the city or town in which you live. Apply this same rationale to your dog, and you will start to understand why it’s important to create a comfortable home environment and also offer them a “safe space” as a retreat whenever they need a break.

The value of white noise

White noise is great for managing stimuli in your dog’s space. For instance, if your dog is easily triggered to bark by random sounds, a white noise machine or a white noise Spotify playlist can drown out noise and keep them cool and calm.

Why you should consider a crate

A crate is a great way to create a private, safe haven for your dog. This is a space they can retreat to if they're feeling overwhelmed or need to be alone. Crate training can also be helpful when house training and teaching your dog how to be alone. For dogs that aren't comfortable being crated, you can consider using a baby gate or pen to create a private or confined space for them when you leave the house.



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