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Originally Posted by Piddle Place  Certainly You are welcome to call my office, ask for Kathy 888 8906655 Hope I can help Winston. |
Well how is our Winston doing? Did you receive the turf I sent? Jaz has her paws crossed here to hear good news. Here was the action plan
Let's see if Winston was just a bit sensitive, and found that he was sleeping or finding his food too close to his puppy pads.
1. We are going to use the product I sent to you, and place the current used puppy pad underneath it to attract him. I think I sent you some Piddle Place spray as well, so it should not smell, and the spray also has an attractant.
2. If Winston now uses his pee pee place away from his little home, you solved the problem. Most dogs will not make waste close to where they sleep or eat. It is not natural for them. I only suggested this, because I volunteer at a shelter, and when dogs are left in crates, they are often forced to make their potty in these kennels, and we can see that they become anxious and depressed, then they are even less adoptable. Keeping the dogs and cats sleeping homes away from their toilets eliminates their anxiety.
3. If Winston is now making his potty on the pad I sent to you, I suggest you place this in the shower stall as we discussed. You wont need to spend any money on products, and the one I sent you can is machine washable if needed and should last a life time. You said you travel, so as long as you stay in a place with a walk in shower, Winston should find his place and be comfortable going there. I bring mine when I travel with Jaz, and I can't tell she in more comfortable when she has her familiar surroundings.
Please let me know how this worked out for you, I learn something from every person and dog, and we can share this with others.