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Originally Posted by Abby08  A panty with a liner makes sense for dogs in season, as does a belly band for males. But I think poop dosn't need to be contained in a diaper on a dog overnight. That is just unhealthy for the dog. And isn't it time consuming for you to have to bathe its butt to get the poop and pee out of its hair?
I think it would be more healthy for you to contain your pup in a crate when you can't watch it, or an X-pen of somekind. Or you can tie a leash around your waist and attach the other end to the puppy so you can pay attention to what they are doing.
I think some manufacturers just go for the money and not the practicle side for the owner. A Dog is just not a human baby.
Good luck with what ever you decide to do! |
June has an expen and she is in there when I can't supervise. She is never in a room if I am not there. BUT she sleeps with me and has peed and pooped in my bed, so I need something that will teach her to hold it.
I agree that dogs are not human babies, but you know, sometimes clever people adapt things to fit animals. If you haven't tried it, I don't think you have a right to have an objection to it.
The panties simply teaches your dog to hold it and it is very practical to be able to take your pup somewhere without having to worry that she will pee or poop on someone else's carpets or couches.
I think it is disgusting to have a dog pee in your bed and I think that is a more unhealthy than having a pup learn to hold it. The panties are not really meant to catch the pee or poop, it is used to train them to hold it. I am sure that a pup won't poop in it twice.
I make the panties from a free pattern, so it has nothing to do with manufacturers and money.
I don't want to offend, but I think that if you don't know everything about something, you shouldn't comment on it. Again, I'm not being mean or rude, but if you haven't used something or at least read up about it, you shouldn't dismiss the thing. JMO