Are you kidding...I love when it rains. Reagan runs out, goes really quick then shoots back in as fast as possible. No standing around while she is smelling the wind, what are they smelling anyway? Generally I don't smell anything great. Although one time she was not having it, she didn't want to go out in the rain, so what does she do? She looks at me standing inside all nice and dry and goes right on the porch. Oh well I guess I probably would've done the same thing and i just took a pitcher of water and dumped on it so no big deal.
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Originally Posted by Gingergirlsmom Therefore, I'm amazed (in a good way) by those of you who've trained your dogs to go inside...never met anyone firsthand, or been to anyones home that does that...what are the advantages? Disadvantages? And seriously, my cat's littler box needs cleaned daily...and most dog owners don't use litter. What about odor? |
Our cats are actually indoor/outdoor cats and prefer to go outside. The best thing we have ever done was get a catdoor. No more cat litter box for us...YEH!!!! Hubby about had a heartattack when he started cutting that hole in the door. He about had another one when he stood back to look at the hole before he put the catdoor on it, I admit it was a scary site. But in the end we love it.