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You would think that was enough in the way of escape skills for one dog, but you\u2019d be wrong. Because of the stage of Wilma\u2019s season she will not leave Aristotle alone and it\u2019s driving him crackers. To give him a bit of freedom our Mistress put Wilma into a crate in the other room for an hour and closed the door to the room too. We all heard some odd noises, but nothing too much. However, when our Mistress went to bring her out she was not in her crate but sitting behind the door waiting. Our Mistress assumed that the side of the crate had not been properly clipped so she did a test. She did the crate up securely and while later put Wilma back in. Five minutes! That was all it took for Wilma to undo the side of the crate again to let herself out. She knew exactly what she was doing and could not let herself out of any fold down crate that we own \u2013 unless our Mistress binds it together with something Wilma proof. If she and Aristotle ever put their heads together to devise a plan, there would be absolutely no stopping them. I think Wilma\u2019s training is our Mistress\u2019s futile attempt to harness her brainpower for good before she comes up with her own schemes!<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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