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Originally Posted by Ellie May  I had thought about this but wouldn't she NOT squat then? I mean, unless she only has a one second warning and no time to get down. |
Well, it makes me think of humans who have incontinence issues - where one feels something about to come out, and there is a bit of control (in early/less severe incontinence, that is) - but you "gotta go quick". So she could, theoretically, still have time to quickly squat.
The peeing right after going outside also reminds me of prostate issues and some female urinary issues - where you go, and then, right after, you STILL feel like you have to go. So, then if there is no infection - it does kind of make one wonder if it's structural.
That said, I've had crazy potty training issues (esp. w/ Wylie) and we are actually ripping up our carpet bc of it....so, you're not alone if it turns out to be just behavioral or a training issue. Can you "wall off" all your carpeted areas? We have done that for looooong stretches - it's a pain, but it helps w/ retraining.
