Well thought out article on the politics of crates.
The Politics of Pet Dogs and Kennel Crates by Stanley Coren, Ph.D.
It is always interesting to look at both public perception and science. Sometimes they match, other times not so much. Certainly language plays a big part in how we view things.
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