There are several signs that indicate your dog is not adjusting well to crate training. These signs include excessive barking, whining, or howling when in the crate, attempting to escape the crate by scratching or chewing at the door, pacing or circling inside the crate, drooling excessively, urinating or defecating in the crate, showing signs of distress such as panting, trembling, or yawning excessively, and displaying destructive behavior like chewing on themselves or the crate. If you notice any of these signs, it's essential to reassess your crate training approach and make adjustments to ensure your dog feels comfortable and secure in their crate.

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