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Jennifer2k89 · 12-02-2008, 05:43 AM

Hi everybody!

So I guess the topic pretty much speak for itself. I'm just wondering what's the differences between a belly band and a dog diaper? From what I can see, they pretty much serve the same purposes? Can someone tell me what are the pros and cons between these two and also which one is better?

And how long can you leave them on? I travel a lot to my boyfriend house, and at times, I stay the night... and since his house is all carpet, I don't want Dylan (my dog) to pee all over his carpet.

Also, just a little add in. Dylan alwaaaays pee when he's excited. Is there a way to stop this problem? He isn't neutered yet but I'm planning to neuter him next month. And he barks a lot when a stranger come into the house. He's not vicious. He doesn't bark to scare them, but rather... to get their attention. He stops once they come over and greet/pet him. But if they don't, he would stand there and bark bark bark bark bark until they leave. It's rather annoying.

12-02-2008, 05:43 AM	#1
Jennifer2k89 Yorkie Talker Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: aUSTIN Posts: 17	Differences between belly band and diaper? Hi everybody! So I guess the topic pretty much speak for itself. I'm just wondering what's the differences between a belly band and a dog diaper? From what I can see, they pretty much serve the same purposes? Can someone tell me what are the pros and cons between these two and also which one is better? And how long can you leave them on? I travel a lot to my boyfriend house, and at times, I stay the night... and since his house is all carpet, I don't want Dylan (my dog) to pee all over his carpet. Also, just a little add in. Dylan alwaaaays pee when he's excited. Is there a way to stop this problem? He isn't neutered yet but I'm planning to neuter him next month. And he barks a lot when a stranger come into the house. He's not vicious. He doesn't bark to scare them, but rather... to get their attention. He stops once they come over and greet/pet him. But if they don't, he would stand there and bark bark bark bark bark until they leave. It's rather annoying.