No more crate for Hogan

He doesn't like being in a crate, although he doesn't resist. But from the two times he was able to get out, he has proven that he doesn't do anything wrong. So I stopped putting him in the crate completely. He sleeps in his bed next to my desk at night instead of in my bed or on the sofa, which is cool. He doesn't bark, get into the garbage, poop or pee inside, or anything bad. Just sleeps and gets excited when we go for a walk (where he pees constantly and poos only when he needs to do so). I truly wonder why the last family who owned him for seven years gave him back to the shelter. I'm glad they did but completely confused.