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Originally Posted by MrYorkiecrazy  I'm glad it's worked out for you, but I fear this method is too easy to misuse by others, especially for young pups like the one pictured. The kennel is also the method most endorsed by professionals. Therefore, I stand by my statement, "When a puppy cannot be watched, a kennel is the way to go." |
Well the one pictured I am part owner to and I agree with altigger74 as to how she is handling thing. As a breeder you need all the help you can get and a diaper is a safe method. Kennel are also a great tool but professionals do not know everything, but you also need to have quality time to play with them and at the same time keep them from having accidents. The pictures that you were referring to was the quality time that we were spending with her and she was in her new home so that is when accidents happen. You NEVER put a new baby in a crate when you just get her and not have quality time with her. I hope in the future that you do not jump to an assumption on a picture. This is just my opinion.