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Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Sacramento, CA
Posts: 86
| ![]() Has anyone had any success in litter box training their yorkie? If so, any help is greatly appreciated!! ![]() |
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Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Long Island, NY
Posts: 418
| ![]() ![]() I started bringing her outside. I did crate training, and brought her out often. Even though we were basically together in the kitchen most of the day when she was not in her crate (we were doing major renovations, and the kitchen and my bedroom were our only useable rooms), I would occasionally find accidents. Despite being together, I rarely caught her, so she was learning to go outside, but not to NOT go inside. One morning, there was a very bad thunderstorm. I didn't really feel like going out in the rain, but the lightning was truly dangerous. Since it was first thing in the morning, and Lexi always has to go, I put her right in the litter pan and said my usual "go potty" and "hurry up" to her. I stayed there so she couldn't hop out. She went, and for the first time, despite some of the experts' recommendations against this, I gave her a treat. For the rest of the day, I continued putting her in, as it rained hard all day. I would put her in the pan regularly, as if I was bringing her outside. If she tried to hop out, I'd put her back in. When she went, she got a treat. We continued for several days. I would sometimes put a new pad over one she had peed on already, or if she pooped, I would throw it out, but smear just a little bit on the pad and put a new one on top - just to get the scent in the pan. After a few days, I heard her go in the pan on her own, and she went! She pretty much kept doing it on her own, and while we don't always see her every time she goes, she still gets a treat most times if I see her, or if I can see that she has gone. She is now 8 months old, and she was litter pan trained by 4 months. I know we were lucky. On occasion, I will find an accident somewhere, but she is very consistent. If her pad gets too wet, she might go elsewhere, so I try to change it after about 2-3 pees. Good luck! |
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Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Southgate, MI, USA
Posts: 60
| ![]() I bought the UGODOG litter box and works great for Lily. I use newspaper and pads and I think the newspaper smells better. Lily is 5 1/2 months and is litter trained. Just like the previous reply, every once in a while I will find an accident, sometimes she just plain misses it, LOL. I really got tired of going outside every 2 hours and still have accidents in the house. In my opinion, its the best thing I've bought. Which any way you try good luck.
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