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I need to repair a steel step stool that has family sentimental value.

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Okay so I have a nine month old german shepherd mix. We have had her since she was 2 months old. She is fully potty trained and has been for several months. She is very intellegent but hates the crate. I never really got her used to the crate which I know is a mistake on my part. however, we had a wire steel crate and the one time we left she slid the tray out from underneath, bent the metal and got out. Nothing happened for four months when we left. However recently a few weeks ago, she managed to rip the door right off, which was not fixable anymore. I even had pushed up a step stool against the door and she still managed. I am going to now be firm with crate training her so she is more comfortable in the crate when we are not here. Any advice on how to do this is appreciated also. She is ok if we are in the room, but once we leave the room she is crying constantly. She wont even eat anything we put in with her. Like treats. I have also tried putting a piece of clothing in with her. My question is what would be the best kind of crate for this type of situation. Her breed is german shepherd mix and she is about 50 pounds. Thanks in advance.

I have a shepherd mix as well who is just over a year. I trained him as a puppy so he actually enjoys his crate now, but since the pup is a little older I would just do some simple exercises with her- She more than likely is just anxious when you leave. So if you put her in the crate, discourage barking until she calms down, when she finally does (may take awhile so be patient) let her out and reward her. Also, you might try putting her in the crate and leaving the house for 5-10 minutes, and when you come in do the same routine... make her settle before you let her out. But I wouldn't recommend yelling at her while shes in there to calm her. Firm but not harsh- dont give the impression it's a place for "time-out" or her anxiety will only get worse. repetition is the biggest factor. Shepherds are brilliant dogs, be patient and she'll come around. Oh! one more thing that helped a lot w traingin mine to do anything... crate training, shake, stay... whatever... is to train AFTER a good walk. Let them expend some energy so they're able to focus a little better. They want to please... it's not a problem of the kind of crate your using. Spend the time and energy with the dog rather than looking for a steal-cage and puppy pad-lock : ) Good Luck!!

1)Muhammad Ali - For 10 years after Marciano the title had changed hands back n forth with no champion being thoroughly dominating or creating much buzz in boxing until the Louisville lip came to the scene and showed the world that a heavyweight could be fast and box like a middleweight. He predicted rounds, wrote poems and brought excitement back into boxing. He dominated his competition even making the most dangerous man of his time quit on his stool. At only 15 and 0 he dominated the legendary Archie Moore and Ali made sure that the only man worth talking about for the next 15 years was Muhammad Ali. He was the first man to win the heavyweight title 3 times and is still regarded as the best heavyweight champion of all time. 2)Mike Tyson a 10 year old boy who was picked on and called "fairy boy" changed the sport of boxing at 20 became the youngest heavyweight champion in history for mike tyson it wasnt age or skill that beat mike tyson it was mike tyson himself and help from don king that defeated Mike Tyson 3)Joe Louis Even though he lost an early fight to Max Schmeling he still dominated in spectacular fashion every other heavyweight at the time. After winning the title from Jimmy Braddock he defended his title 26 times over 10 years including a first round knockout over Schmeling in the rematch. For 10 years he was Americas champion and hero. From the mid 1930's t0 the late 40's and into the 50's their was no other name more herald then Joe Louis. 4)Larry Holmes Beat Ken Norton for the vacant title left behind after Ali's retirement. Later he beat a Parkinson's riddled Ali for the Lineal title. He defended his title 20 times taking on anyone and everyone. Going 48 and 0 fighting the the best the division has to offer and not losing until age caught up with him and dropping a decision to a faster fighter his old legs just couldn't keep up with. Until age caught up with Holmes he was virtually unbeatable and is often picked to beat any heavyweight at any time. A slick boxer puncher with an Iron jaw and nerves of steel. At almost 40 years old he had the balls to step in the ring with the young monster Iron Mike Tyson and although he lost he showed no fear over the brutal 4 rounds. 5)George Foreman The baddest man on the planet in the 70's, a big monster with power in eaither hand who blasted through greats Joe Frazier and Ken Norton before meeting his match against the Greatest. In a slug fest that may go down in history as the most action packed heavyweight fight in history with Ron Lyle Foreman rose from the canvass to stop the game Lyle in 5 action packed rounds. He retired and came back to win the title as the oldest man in the history of the sport at 45 years old he knocked out the heavyweight champion Micheal Moorer. 6)Jack Johnson A black heavyweight champion when black people were still being hung and beat down in the street. The man beat his competition senseless even toying with a handful of his white opponents in turn enraging the white populous that made up the boxing crowd. Lost his title to Jess Willard in a fight he later admitted he had thrown for fear of being murder. 7)Lennox Lewis Other then 2 knockout losses (One controversial) which he later avenged in spectacular fashion Lennox was one of the most dominant champions in history. When it came to his D and C level opponents he didn't just beat them he destroyed them and destroyed them quickly. Lewis un like other Greats did not come into his prime it seemed till later in his career. Lewis was a big heavyweight who knew how to use his height and size to his advantage. Lennox took allot of flack for his chin which I beleive is unfair. Lewis has been in the ring with some of the biggest punchers in the sports history, Frank Bruno,Ray Mercer, Mike Tyson, Razor Ruddock,Tony Tucker, Tommy Morrison, Andrew Gollota, Shannon Briggs, Fracois Botha,David Tua, Oliver McCall, Hasim Rachman and Vitili Klitchko. In fact Frank Bruno took a power test and is on record as being the hardest hitting heavyweight of all time. Lennox is also only the second heavyweight in history to beat every man he ever faced. He cleaned up the heavyweight divivison. Whenever a heavyweight is as dominant as Lewis you get a dead division after he leaves. 8)Rocky Maricano The Rock got recognition as the true and lineal heavyweight champion after beating an old Joe Louis. He was known as The Rock around the world and was loved by millions. His aggressive power style made him the most exciting champion to come along since Jack Dempsey. He is still to this day the only heavyweight champion to retire undefeated. 9)Jack Johnson A black heavyweight champion when black people were still being hung and beat down in the street. The man beat his competition senseless even toying with a handful of his white opponents in turn enraging the white populous that made up the boxing crowd. Lost his title to Jess Willard in a fight he later admitted he had thrown fo Oh shet i forgot Evander at Number 10 sorry Anyone of these guys on here could beat anyone in the division right now Haye is a great candidate and might be able to slide into the top 10 klitschkos they arent even top 50 all time they are garbage

i agree with you' joe !