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Originally Posted by Bakert  Hello this is my first time to post. I have a tiny 2 lb yorkie female that is 11 months old. She was started on puppy pads when I got her at 3 months old. I cannot have any.rugs down bbecause she pees on them. She is timid so I don't scold her too harshly because she seems too timid. I thankfully have tile and wood floors but would love to get her trained. Any suggestions that could help? |
You may want to just "go" with this. Some of our dogs can't hold their little bladders extended hours. If she has to tinkle while in between bathroom breaks, (and I assume she does not have a bladder infection) you may want to leave her the option of an indoor dog toilet. It certainly is more sanitary then puppy pads or your kitchen rug.
I know the old school thought was for us to control our dogs and when they have a bathroom break, but sometimes allowing your dog the comfort of an indoor dog potty is a welcome relief.
Sorry this article speaks to the Piddle Place, there are plenty of options out there. I just wanted to share the logic behind the thought.
I thank you for not scolding your dog, or as some customers tell me when they drop their dogs off at our shelter "they pushed their nose in it" You are a good Yorkie mom, and I wish you the best.
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