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Originally Posted by upindust  I seriously can't. not only are my husband and I having issues finding apartments that accept dogs but his behavior has became too much for me to handle. I got home today and met my breaking point. After over a year of sleeping on an AIR MATRESS I was finally able to afford a real mattress set but could not afford the mattress protector and I think i accidentally threw away the white slips that are used for the warranty.. anyway I come home and teddy has climbed up on some things.. he is an amazing jumper when I'm not around aparantly and I walk into the bedorom to let him in his crate since he's just told on himself that he's done something bad.. when I look up and see he had PEED on our brand new mattresses and now I'm just crying my eyes out because of all the hardwork I had to do to beable to afford those and he may have ruined them ina two second snap and he had his pee pad in the hallway and everything I wasn't even gone an hour.
i don't have the time or patience OR money to afford his behavior anymore. I hate the idea of giving him up because he's avery very lovable guy but I just do not think he is for me |
How old is Teddy and how long have you had him? I know I probably have really ticked off some Yorkie Talk members everytime they hear me say that dogs like children have to be trained and if the owner or parent don't train the dog or child, they are to blame when a dog acts like a dog or a child acts like a child. If you don't think you can put in the time to train (and really it only takes 5 minutes a day...consistency not time is the key) but at any rate if you can't put in the time to train him or take him to obedience class then you should rehome him so that both you and he will be happier.
