No, only if it is protracted to the point of neglect.
One of the best ways to housebreak a dog depends on confinement when the dog is unsupervised; a properly-sized (just large enough for the dog to lay down, sit, stand, and turn around) crate or cage is the easiest way to do this. If the dog is to be confined for a long period of time, water should be made available, as well as a safe toy to chew on--large enough that the dog cannot choke on it, nor break off pieces to choke on. Generally the dog's collar should be removed if it will not be supervised while in the crate.
A dog that is kept in a crate that lacks proper ventilation, is unsafe, or is left in the crate for very long periods of time without being exercised or provided water may indeed be in a state of neglect, and in those cases it could be considered cruelty. At its best, a crate is a tool to be used in assuring the dog's safety and helping its training, and many well-trained dogs view their crates as a safe spot or refuge to get away from overly active households.
As with so many things, it really depends on the usage. A dog barking in its crate is no indication of whether it is being neglected there or not; many dogs that are perfectly well cared for will bark if left alone even for short periods of time, whether out of separation anxiety, boredom, or the simple fact that more interesting things are happening elsewhere.
Animal cruelty is not good. Never was, never will be. Animal cruelty is horrible and just think of those poor little animals suffering from abuse. How would YOU like it if somebody locked you up in a cage and beat you with a metal pole? You might even bleed to death. you wouldn't be fed and you would starve. No animal or person wants to be treated like that. hundreds, maybe even thousands of animals die each year because of these awful, horrib
If you don't bother it, it will leave you alone. Animals don't kill for fun, only when they are threatened or hungry.
Not alone they like to run around but you should be in the room with them thing can get in to things and chew on electric wires if they get a hold of them.
Leave him alone, Use the shuriken out of your ninja inventory and cut the rope that holds the cage your "friends" are in.
just place the nest box near the top of cage and make sure they have access to get in it and leave them alone
Nothing, leave her alone, if you bother her it may upset her, causing her to jump out of her nest box and give birth on the cage floor.
leave the cage alone and get a penciland try to push the food out of its mouth and just feed the hamsters mushy food
They should be fine as long as you have a big cage, toys and hide some treats in it's cage for it to find. If you leave your bird in it's cage with nothing to do then it will get bored and could cause stress. Leave a radio on an easy listening channel (not too loud). Perhaps even a TV if possible.
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I know I think you just put them in the cage and let them mate by their selfs xDAND I THINK YOU SHOULD LEAVE THEM ALONE!I really hope i helped!Prob not but, i tried! :)
you dont have to wait just prepare the cage with bedding and food.etc then leave your hamster alone in the cage for 2 days so he or she gets used to her surroundings. so the in a week you could start giving he or she treats and let it explore your hand.
Nobody knows exactly who invented the first animal cage. It is suspected that the earliest people on Earth had some sort of cage to capture animals.