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Originally Posted by DBlain  Jeanie you crack me up in a good way, you are one determined lady and I love it. Getting a dog to stop doing something that comes naturally to them sure takes a lot of perseverance .
Several of my friends have yorkies when they come over their dogs jump right up on the couch which is in the center of my great room, and they walk along the edge of the top, a couple have taken a flying leap off the back right onto the floor, so far no problems, (fingers crossed) I keep shooing them off and they jump right back up. Lola is 4 and has a slight LP in her back leg and so I am trying to keep her from jumping on stuff. This is funny but one of the times she jumps the most is when I am on the toilet, Lola is not a lap dog at all until I take a seat on the throne and no matter where she is in the house she comes running and then stands in front of me jumping and jumping till I pick her up, I am alone a lot in my home so I seldom shut the door but now I am trying to remember to do that  |
ROFL This is why I prefer to use the bathroom upstairs when I need to potty. If the door is closed of course, they want in and I can see Z's little paw sweeping under the door to let me know she's out there waiting for me to open the door. It's... really distracting to say the least.
