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Old 08-09-2005, 05:00 AM   #10
kelley
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Originally Posted by Snow Yorkies
Once you come back in the house you need to watch her very closely, so you can catch her, to start her business. Then in a stern voice tell her bad girl take her back out immediately. Once they have done their duty and you haven't caught them it is too late, to correct the problem for that occassion.
She's EXACTLY right. And, I had a VERY GOOD trainer tell me once that if you do "yell" at her after the fact-and you didn't catch her in the act, even though it isn't nice feedback, she is still getting attention, and this could be confusing her-she may think that she gets attention when she goes, so she may keep doing it. It's best to clean it up and pretend like nothing is wrong if you do not catch them in the act. (Also because they don't know why are are "yelling" at them because they did it 2 minutes ago (or whenever).
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