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Originally Posted by Gennies  I totally agree with everyone here. I'm sorry it's going so rough for you. Try and think of this through your puppy's eyes...she was the only one getting all the love and attention, now there's another dog getting her loving. They get jealous, and well one of them decided that they'd show the other who's more important to you and started leaving their signs of that everywhere for the other to see.
Please, have patience. I know cleaning it up is so frustrating, but go back to limiting their area to roam freely in the house for now. I noticed in your thread you stated a few times that you take them or put them outside...is that just outside or do you walk them? Mollysmum hit the nail on the head with this one...when I first got Barley he poohed in doors right after being outside, but once I started regular daily walkies now in just three weeks (he was 1 to 2 when I adopted him, depending on which of my vets you talk to  ) Barley has the run of my house, and no accidents. Most dogs need the mental stimulation of getting out and smelling new things, and these little ones have tons of energy. We're up to 2 miles on our walks now and Barley still wants to go more, but my Great Pyrenees is like enough already )
Hang in there and it will all be worth it. What better way is there to spend your golden years? A new puppy to keep you on your toes and exercising. |
For the past couple of days we have done walks, Mika loves it because this is what she was used to in Atlanta, but she also seems to love love love a real back yard that she can stretch her legs and run in. There is some special bone the girls have back there, and the favorite game is keep away, and they just run and run.