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REDFROG · 05-06-2005, 10:29 AM

I have a 15 week old yorkie and we are having a lot of trouble with the potty training. At work we have only minor problems, but at home she just dosn't seem to get it. She sleeps in a crate at night and does not mess in it and she goes when I take her out first thing in the morning like she should. The rest of the day at home I can take her out and all she does is play and then when we go back inside she will pee or poop on the carpet. She has a pee pad inside and I keep getting onto her for not at least useing it. I have fenced off the dinnett area for her to play in when I have to leave her alone for a couple of hours. It is a 10x10 area and she is good about using the pad when she is in there. I open the area up so she can have free range when I'm home yet still get to her food and water and toys and the Pad. Should I maybe put the pad some where else when it is open? I just don't want to confuse her as to where is OK or not.

05-06-2005, 10:29 AM	#1
REDFROG Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 203	potty training I have a 15 week old yorkie and we are having a lot of trouble with the potty training. At work we have only minor problems, but at home she just dosn't seem to get it. She sleeps in a crate at night and does not mess in it and she goes when I take her out first thing in the morning like she should. The rest of the day at home I can take her out and all she does is play and then when we go back inside she will pee or poop on the carpet. She has a pee pad inside and I keep getting onto her for not at least useing it. I have fenced off the dinnett area for her to play in when I have to leave her alone for a couple of hours. It is a 10x10 area and she is good about using the pad when she is in there. I open the area up so she can have free range when I'm home yet still get to her food and water and toys and the Pad. Should I maybe put the pad some where else when it is open? I just don't want to confuse her as to where is OK or not.