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Does your Doodle cry in the crate—or avoid going in altogether? In part two of my conversation with world-renowned separation anxiety expert Malena DeMartini Price, we explore gentle, science-based ways to help your puppy or adult Doodle feel truly comfortable in their crate.
We break down how to tell the difference between protest and distress, when to use shaping vs. luring, and why crates should predict good things (not just you leaving).
And because timing matters, I’ll share how the crate comfort schedules inside Your Doodle’s Daily Schedule Blueprint™ show you exactly how long and when to use the crate by age—so you’re not guessing or pushing too fast.
💡 This episode is perfect if:
Key Takeaways
✅ Why forcing crate training can harm long-term comfort
✅ Puppy vs. adult strategies for introducing the crate
✅ How to use meals, toys, and naps to create positive associations
✅ How to spot distress vs. normal protest barking
✅ The Daily Schedule Blueprint™ crate schedules for building predictable routines
🎁 Exclusive Listener Discount:
🖥 Get $75 off Malena’s Self-Paced Online Course, Mission Possible
👉 Sign up here: thedoodlepro.com/missionpossible
💰 Use code doodleSA at checkout to claim your discount!
This course is a step-by-step, science-based program designed to help dogs overcome separation anxiety at their own pace — using Malena’s proven protocol.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“We followed Corinne’s crate comfort schedule from the Blueprint and the whining stopped in days. Total game-changer.”
👉 Want results like this? Grab Your Doodle’s Daily Schedule Blueprint™ now.
📥 Free Resource for Doodle Parents
Start your Doodle’s day with calm, not chaos.
Grab your free copy of The Doodle Morning Flow™ — a proven morning routine used by hundreds of Doodle families to reduce zoomies, barking, and demand behavior before breakfast.
Get it now at TheDoodlePro.com/morning
By The Doodle Pro® – Corinne Gearhart, Certified Dog Trainer & Doodle Expert4.9
6666 ratings
Does your Doodle cry in the crate—or avoid going in altogether? In part two of my conversation with world-renowned separation anxiety expert Malena DeMartini Price, we explore gentle, science-based ways to help your puppy or adult Doodle feel truly comfortable in their crate.
We break down how to tell the difference between protest and distress, when to use shaping vs. luring, and why crates should predict good things (not just you leaving).
And because timing matters, I’ll share how the crate comfort schedules inside Your Doodle’s Daily Schedule Blueprint™ show you exactly how long and when to use the crate by age—so you’re not guessing or pushing too fast.
💡 This episode is perfect if:
Key Takeaways
✅ Why forcing crate training can harm long-term comfort
✅ Puppy vs. adult strategies for introducing the crate
✅ How to use meals, toys, and naps to create positive associations
✅ How to spot distress vs. normal protest barking
✅ The Daily Schedule Blueprint™ crate schedules for building predictable routines
🎁 Exclusive Listener Discount:
🖥 Get $75 off Malena’s Self-Paced Online Course, Mission Possible
👉 Sign up here: thedoodlepro.com/missionpossible
💰 Use code doodleSA at checkout to claim your discount!
This course is a step-by-step, science-based program designed to help dogs overcome separation anxiety at their own pace — using Malena’s proven protocol.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“We followed Corinne’s crate comfort schedule from the Blueprint and the whining stopped in days. Total game-changer.”
👉 Want results like this? Grab Your Doodle’s Daily Schedule Blueprint™ now.
📥 Free Resource for Doodle Parents
Start your Doodle’s day with calm, not chaos.
Grab your free copy of The Doodle Morning Flow™ — a proven morning routine used by hundreds of Doodle families to reduce zoomies, barking, and demand behavior before breakfast.
Get it now at TheDoodlePro.com/morning

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