Does the plastic have to be a bottle or just any plasticHow about glass and paper?
It may be that the dogs are getting too hotOr the blanket may be irritant to their skin.
Every item made of plastic in recent times has a number inside triangle molded into itThe number identifies the kind of plasticNot all kinds can be recycledYou will have to ask whether the places that take stuff for recycling will pay anythingGenerally they don't for anything but aluminum, but it varies by local and from year to year.
my dogs do that too the only thing i found that works is shredded newspaper
1It may have nothing to do with your conclusion that he doesn't want to sleep on the beddingHe may just like dragging it around! 2If they drag the bedding out once they are leaving the crate or have left it, it probably doesn't have much to do with whether they want to sleep on it or not, but that they want to take it with them3If you are committed to them having bedding, try putting the bedding in just before you put them in the crate and taking it up, out of reach once you let them out4Having no bedding in the crate is fineMy dogs prefer to sleep on the tile or hardwood floorI have dog beds scattered in every room and the floor is always where they go5 .Dogs don't have the mental capacity nor the language skills to reason in their heads and figure out how to make their people angryThey are incapable of plotting against us6People like blankets because they don't have furDogs are already supplied! : )
Dogs are very fashion conscious these days If it doesn't go with the interior decor.it's outI put an old but very expensive Italian chenille rug in my doggy's bed and it promptly laid on its back and did a two minute impression of the Trevi fountainWell ok then .
