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@anotheruser This doesn’t seem like a change in behavior to me; the difference is that she was able to get out of the crate while before she was locked in. I’d assume this is either boredom or separation anxiety. Making sure she gets enough exercise is step one, and the next is working on...

@grace302015 I would never go back to a vet who recommends aversives. There are so many better ways to stop this behavior. Muzzle training would be my go-to, then a short leash if muzzle doesn’t help. You not wanting to use a short leash doesn’t matter so much as keeping your dog safe in this...