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Originally Posted by CouversMom  Have you tried kennel training her? I would get her a larger kennel, with her bed and water on one end with a potty pad on the other end. It sounds like she really needs to be limited and you have to keep an eye on her. Start there, and let her out frequently. I'm guessing you will see immediate improvement. |
We did try kennel training and even bought both a large and small one for her to see which one she may like better. After two trips to the vet for her slamming herself against it and one time bruising her paw and another time cutting her leg on the gate, our vet suggested to not even put her in the kennel anymore because he was worried it would cause even more damage to her not only physically but mentally. Like I said previously we spend a lot of time taking them for walks and letting them out and I keep an eye out on her at all times, but she is still very difficult to manage. My husband has even been holding her and had her to pee and poop on him