

<p>This boy wanted to experience being locked in a cage, so I had to oblige. &nbsp;But stopping there would’ve been kind of boring for me. &nbsp;So I put together a plan that was a bit more confining.</p><p>I locked him in a nice,&nbsp;<strong><a href="https://www.bondagepredicaments.com/tutorial-parts/dog-crate" target="_blank">large cage</a></strong>&nbsp;that I had. &nbsp;The nice thing about this cage is that it’s large enough for a boy to get in it, even to move around in it comfortably, so it was great seeing the look on his face after what I added next. It also collapses and folds down pretty flat (and even has a handle to carry it), so it’s easy to store under a bed or in the back of a closet if someone comes over who knows you don’t have a dog. &nbsp;;-)</p><p>I used some&nbsp;<strong><a href="https://www.bondagepredicaments.com/tutorial-parts/wooden-dowels-12-inch-x-36-inches-sanded" target="_blank">1/2″ x 36″ wooden dowels</a></strong>. &nbsp;I had previously drilled holes into one end of each dowel. &nbsp;Once the boy was in the cage, hands and feet cuffed to the corners, the doors shut and padlocked, I slid the dowels through the cage in strategic positions designed to limit his movement more and more. &nbsp;Why did I drill holes into one end of each dowel? &nbsp;Because if I hadn’t, the boy could’ve fairly easily slid the dowels over little by little and caused them to drop out of position. &nbsp;We can’t have that, can we? &nbsp;So I put the shackle of small padlocks through the hole in the end of each dowel, and locked each dowel onto a cage bar. &nbsp;That way, they couldn’t be gradually slid out of his way.</p><p>By the way, if you’re thinking about getting this setup yourself…I couldn’t find larger dowels at a reasonable price when I got them, and I wasn’t sure how they’d fit to begin with. &nbsp;After playing with them a bit, I looked again and found larger, more sturdy&nbsp;<strong><a href="https://www.bondagepredicaments.com/tutorial-parts/wooden-dowels-1-inch-x-36-inches-sanded" target="_blank">1″ x 36″ wooden dowels</a></strong>&nbsp;at a reasonable price. &nbsp;I’d suggest using those over the 1/2″ dowels. &nbsp;However, you won’t be able to get small padlocks through them. Instead, you can drill holes into one end of each dowel, then just take some twist ties and stick them through the hole and tie them to the cage bars that way. &nbsp;If you have your boy securely cuffed in the cage, he won’t be able to reach them anyway.</p><p>So I’ve got him locked in the cage, hands and feet cuffed to the corners, and pretty much every appendage (yes, even&nbsp;<em>that</em>&nbsp;one) locked in place with the wooden dowels. &nbsp;Hmm, and his dick is&nbsp;<strong>still</strong>&nbsp;rock hard!</p>


 