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Originally Posted by orinskye i feel like i am going to cry...... toby was doing great he went on his pad 99% of the time.... and NOW he hasnt gone on it once in two days it seems he would rather pee NEAR the pad ON THE CARPET!!!!! I am sooooooo frustrated right now.... i just went back to school (so he might be a little upset, but my fiance is with him, its not like hes alone) ...... no matter what, HE KNOWS BETTER!!! he acts guilty which causes me to go around the house and look for "spots", and then when i find the spot.... i dont even have to yell, i could WHISPER "bad dog" and he runs for the hills, i know it is patience that is key but geez im starting to lose my cool on this one, i would understand more if they were more like "accidents" but hes doing it on purpose...... |
This is unfortunatly the pitfall of paper/wee wee pad training. It's hard for them to get the aim right and once they miss, it is hard for them to determine what is OK and what isn't. The clearer the instructions, the easier it is for a dog to succeed. That's why I prefer training to go outside. The difference between inside and outside is so much clearer to them. If it is at all possible for you, I'd recommend retraining to go outside. So sorry to hear about your problems!