<human>: Hello.  
So, my 4 m/o Siberian husky has no problem pooping in her crate when she is alone.  I keep her on a pretty consistent schedule in the morning where she always poops outside after breakfast with at least 40 mins of exercise.  When I leave for work, it will be no longer than an hour before my roommates wake up to find that she has pooped again in her crate and smeared it all over the place since I keep the area small.  

I'm pretty sure it is separation anxiety since it is usually coupled with lots of howling and I am trying to work on that.  She is not afraid of her crate since she will sleep in there all night with no commotion and will nap in there during the day.  She also gets all of her meals in there and I try to do as much training in there as possible.

I was under the impression that dogs, and especially huskies, do not like to mess up their sleeping/eating area unless it is their last resort and they can not hold it any longer.  My husky seems to have no hesitation to just go ahead and poop in there.  This happens about 80% of the time if she is alone for more than an hour and I am at my whit's end.  What else can I do to prevent this!?!  Any advice is appreciated.

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<bot>: 4 m/o Husky will poop in crate 80% of the time if I am gone for more than an hour. Need advice!