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Originally Posted by msaddoris  Things are going better. She is still not allowed to have free range of the home. She is confined to our kitchen and living room area when she is not in her crate. I put her out regularly and NEVER leave her alone when she is out of the crate. We have had only one accident in the past week. My husband is also not allowed to take her out of her crate when I am not home as he does not watch her as closely as I do. I feel bad about it but she almost ALWAYS has an accident when he is watching her. I think she is just a slow learner and as stressful as it is that we can't trust her yet I am hopeful that given enough time she will be trust worthy. |
I can sympathize with your husband not watching closely! I have my little girl abou 90% trained to ring the bells on the door but my hubby will SWEAR he didn't hear her. So if I'm not home she has to stay in her exercise pen😞 I drives me crazy that I can't trust him to take her out! However, I console myself with the fact that he loves and cuddles her frequently, he just puts her back in the pen when he's done.