[TeddyandTiffy]

Originally Posted by memphismomma

OK First let me say i realize there are alot of post about potty training But i truley need Some advice


ok here it goes Memphis was doing so/so on his potty training and Lowla our doxie has never been great but made huge efforts BUT now she has completly regreesed so has he and there are land minds all over when i wake and I cant take it anymore PLEASE i need help i will try any Idea there is Besides lowla who only use to have accident in one place right by the door I have only had big dogs well potty training was easy cause they were outside dogs ANYWAYS weve all been sick and i am ashamed to admit i havent dealt with it has been going on for about 3 weeks please Help im so ashamed Please dont yell at me i know i should have nipped it so basically i need to know how to retrain both of them ... Thanks Ever so much Julie Memphis Lowla and my DH who will forever be thankfull tooo

Honey I'm not gonna yell at U, I have 1 now that is 10 months old Sage and she is so so smart and so so stubbern!!! She is still potting in her crate and will not go on puppy pads out in the room, Sat morning I thought I would out smart her and sit in the room till she finally gave up and pottied well she got the best of me after 4 hours yes I said 4 hours of waiting I said that's it, put her in her crate with a puppy pad sure she pottied on it but also tore the thing all apart!!! I ended up putting her one of our carriers at night and she "Most of the time" won't potty in there, she is in her 1st heat and I'm wondering if maybe her being so head strong has something to so with her 1st heat??? But we're still working on it, now I have 2-8 month olds and they are great at not potting in their crates!! So I think it's just the temperment of our Yorkies that we have to learn to deal with and try to outsmart them. Try crating at night if that don't work try a carrier, the smaller the area the less likely they are to potty...That is on most! LOL! Hope this will help U and U're not alone on this matter!! Hugs, Lee