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This is Mii. She was caught mid-escape. Luckily she has a get out of jail free card, which is her face. 12/10 (IG: sea.mie0731)

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It looks like a puppy. Crate training. If your poor dog ever has to stay at the vet, has an injury or illness that requires them to have restricted movement, needs to be evacuated, competes, has to be boarded during you being away, or a 100 other things, calmly accepting the crate is a good skill.

I have a dachsiepoo. I give the mix half a star for cuteness, but she loses 4.5 for her ability to escape any fortress. She has all the stubbornness of a dachshund combined with the intelligence of a poodle. What a combination. Here she is after an “escapade.” She’s lucky she’s cute!

The cage has a for keeping you out, not her in. Once the nap is done it’s out time. My son was the same. We would put him in the crib and wake up an hour later with him sitting between us in bed.Never did figure out how he got up in bed.I thought about changing his name to Andy Dufresne (Google)

I had to keep adding height onto the fence with my dog and she would just do a Fosbury flop and get over until eventually the fence was 5 foot plus. Then she started digging under it.

Not very playful playpen with those strange plastic crates on the the floor. I mean, why not just plain floor (plastered with newspaper if they want to protect the floor from little pee stains), but it's not very comfortable like that, is it? How about just let the pup roam the room.