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Originally Posted by Nancy1999  You sweet thing, you know we all love you so much and want to be there for you if we can help in the slightest way.
Just wanted to ask if Wylie is use to going outside or on pee pads? Some dogs will hold it forever because they don't want to go in the house. My two have no problem with that, but I've read about it.  |
Oh lordie, I SO WISH my dogs would hold it forever bc they didn't want to go in the house
. If only! We mostly use pee pads, so in this case we're kind of lucky bc we don't have to take him outside to get him to pee (ie, I'd rather not have him around any dirt etc outside right now).
He finally peed again last night - it was like the Great Lakes on that pee pad! He must've been so relieved.
This morning was so funny...I propped him on his pillow while I was fixing their breakfast, and I held his bowl for him to eat. After, I could tell he wanted to go over to Marcel and Pfeiffer's bowls like he usually would for post-eating inspection (for crumbs)...so I put him on the floor...and he just peg-legs right on over there! I've been trying to get him to take a few steps for days (per Vet instructions)...and he wouldn't do it, but it seemed to just click for him this morning. Then, he did his little walk over to the pee pad, peed - then proceeded to walk down the hall. I followed him in there after a bit, and found a poo poo on the pad in our bedroom - YAY! Then I found him in his "office" (his day spot, in our den/library)...so he had walked into there as well, to assume his central-command-day-position. So, he's doing just great...the doc will be thrilled that he's taking a few steps
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Thanks again for all the well wishes
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