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Why Would She Choose There To Pooh ?
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My son has a puppy about 5 months old. He is in the process of training her, although it's been a longhaul as he and partner are working. This weekend we were all at my daughter's house for a BBQ, and although she had been out, she did a pooh UPSTAIRS ON THE CARPET IN MY GRANDAUGHTER'S BEDROOM. My GD loves her and plays a lot with her, but why would she choose there ? She also peed on the patio. I was the first ( and probably last time ) she had been to their house.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I am not sure Tilly. I thought it was more like Marking her Territory ? I do help and take her out midmorning, son goes home for lunch and then someone is home a couple of hours later.
She does her business on a newspaper when they are out and she needs to go. I had told them to take a newspaper and put it down when they visit, but, they know better. At the moment she is persona non grata , poor thing.
She does her business on a newspaper when they are out and she needs to go. I had told them to take a newspaper and put it down when they visit, but, they know better. At the moment she is persona non grata , poor thing.
I was going to ask where she goes at home and if it's on newspaper she will have been bewildered being at a strange place with no newspaper provided, also possibly nervous with lots of new people about so found somewhere quiet. If I'm honest your son should have pre-thought this, at 5 months you can't assume a puppy will go at the precise time it's let out.
Sorry if I've read the domestic arrangements incorrectly -it reads that your son and the puppy do not live in the same house as your GD eg the puppy visited a new house?
Sorry if I've read the domestic arrangements incorrectly -it reads that your son and the puppy do not live in the same house as your GD eg the puppy visited a new house?
Sam there is one thing for sure here and that is it is NOT the pup's fault. It is the owner's fault.
Your suggestion of putting down the newspaper was a good one. Sorry Sam, they obviously don't know better as you have intimated.
As the wonderful Dogfather says, it is 99% of the time the owners that need training rather than the dog.
Your suggestion of putting down the newspaper was a good one. Sorry Sam, they obviously don't know better as you have intimated.
As the wonderful Dogfather says, it is 99% of the time the owners that need training rather than the dog.
where is:
I am sorry to draw your attention to these piddling problems .... ( BMJ letters 1975)
smell
and then it is reinforced as a poo-ing place
I had a co worker whose dog wd unload the washer ( how he turned it off ay railly dont knew) and make a nest and lie in it until his mistress returned
I thought it was rather thweet
I am sorry to draw your attention to these piddling problems .... ( BMJ letters 1975)
smell
and then it is reinforced as a poo-ing place
I had a co worker whose dog wd unload the washer ( how he turned it off ay railly dont knew) and make a nest and lie in it until his mistress returned
I thought it was rather thweet
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