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liquidgirl · 03-26-2007, 06:51 PM

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Originally Posted by BamaFan121s

Sorry if I hit a nerve. YOU are the one that brought it up. This IS a public forum.

Guess I should have read back over your previous threads before I commented....I probably would have steered clear altogether as you have brought up SEVERAL controversial issues before.

Well that was a very rude thing to say. Nice to know who's bitchy on this board and who's helpful. Thanks for making me feel thoroughly attacked. (Typical for this site though.)

thanks again to the one person who actually answered my initial question.

HighlandYorkies · 03-26-2007, 07:34 PM

I've been attacked on this site about pet breeding without showing myself, (no shows within 100-150 miles from me) so it's annoying when you only want an answer to something to have everyone jumping down your throat, no matter how well intended they might think they are.
You are only human, and I'm sure you are not hurting them, a tap is a tap, not a spank....don't do it myself tho as my three are only 4lbs.
My usual is "tut tut TUT" if it's that naughty and they listen to my voice - it's a very rare thing to them needing being told

They are too cute and too good, lol

PREGGERS and POOPING ON THE CARPET -
My wee one is preggers too (hopefully) - day 32 - and no accidents yet

I think it is just that she is upset in her hormones and also the pressure of all those puppies pressing on her bladder and bowels will make her need very rapidly, and she probably doesn't get a chance to ask out in time.
Grit your teeth and try not to scold her....put her straight onto the nearest puppy pad you have near her, and say do poopoos, say nothing about the "accident" and let her go back to her bed then. If she carries on doing it, just try to think of what she is producing for you, and say nothing.
She will be fine once she has her puppies weaned, if not after the birth, and there being less pressure....though you might like to try carrying her out yourself every hour and say your usual, like do peepees, do poopoos, and give her a chance to empty herself without having to get caught out.
She won't be trying to be bad...she is just upset and full of puppies.

Let me know how you get on and how her whelping goes

I hope all goes really well for you.
This will be my first breeding, and I am crossing my fingers, though I think Tammy is pregnant

I might end up posting on this topic for myself yet, hee hee - you can give me some advice then, eh

- you could keep her on a lino/tiled floor for a week or so if nothing else works....better than having it on carpets, etc...but spend loads of time with her if she is in the kitchen for example....I'm sure you will be loving her anyway, good luck

Debra x x x x

vainchick5 · 03-26-2007, 09:44 PM

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Originally Posted by liquidgirl

Well the question was about poopin' on the floor. No reason to bring up subjects that are unnecessary imo. Mind yer own bizness!

How rude! If you wanted people to mind their own business you shouldn't have posted in a public forum

PANAMA69 · 03-26-2007, 11:01 PM

sorry can't help that much regarding your baby but I did notice Phoebe change attitude then I remember that she was getting close to her six month then she got spay (before she got her heat) anyway maybe do a search on the breeder section, in the internet or a book hope you find your answer

red98vett · 03-27-2007, 03:58 PM

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Originally Posted by liquidgirl

Well that was a very rude thing to say. Nice to know who's bitchy on this board and who's helpful. Thanks for making me feel thoroughly attacked. (Typical for this site though.)

thanks again to the one person who actually answered my initial question.

WHOA...I would think again before posting something like this. That was really REALLY rude.

and Ps...people here DO have strong feelings about hitting dogs. Maybe you should think of why you can't control your temper and take it out on your yorkie - sorry - but your comments really got me.

mojo · 03-28-2007, 09:51 PM

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Originally Posted by vainchick5

How rude! If you wanted people to mind their own business you shouldn't have posted in a public forum

miezzi · 03-29-2007, 05:29 AM

[QUOTE=HighlandYorkies;1027720]I've been attacked on this site about pet breeding without showing myself, (no shows within 100-150 miles from me) so it's annoying when you only want an answer to something to have everyone jumping down your throat, no matter how well intended they might think they are.
You are only human, and I'm sure you are not hurting them, a tap is a tap, not a spank....don't do it myself tho as my three are only 4lbs.
My usual is "tut tut TUT" if it's that naughty and they listen to my voice - it's a very rare thing to them needing being told

They are too cute and too good, lol

A tap is a tap......do you know that yes you can hurt them with just a tap???? MY lord...Its never ok to even tap your babies. That is a negative reinforcement, and will make your dog cower down when he/she needs to potty. And will make them to more submissive peeing. POSITIVE reinforcement goes along way!!! There are lots of threads here to help you with that! Many ideas, many threads on this discussion.

ANd if your dog is preggars, a tap an hurt her and the babies. These are 5 pound dogs.

As for the initial question, well....she should not have mentioned that she "taps" her dog when it pottys in the house or whatever. To many of the people here, it does get our blood boiling. And she should have just asked the question itself.

xxmxaxrxyxx · 03-29-2007, 05:52 AM

Everyone is entitle to their own opinion and thoughts...afterall this is a public forum...but must we stoop to that low of a level and attach each other on what one thinks or feel...

tsk tsk...i guess this is part of being human..

BamaFan121s · 03-29-2007, 06:41 AM

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Originally Posted by xxmxaxrxyxx

Everyone is entitle to their own opinion and thoughts...afterall this is a public forum...but must we stoop to that low of a level and attach each other on what one thinks or feel...

tsk tsk...i guess this is part of being human..

Lol...or just part of being 'bitchy.'

GurleyGirl · 03-29-2007, 08:22 AM

My Bitsy is currently pregnant and refuses to use the pee pad to pee. I even put one where she was peeing on the floor (she's in an xpen).... nope... just finds part of the floor and pees on that!!! She poops on the pee pad though

.

Anyway, wishing you all the best with your pregnant female.

liquidgirl · 03-29-2007, 11:31 AM

Now that things have calmed down some:

Please don't think that what you say falls on deaf ears. However, there is a right and wrong way to get your points across. It's one thing to be suggestive in a tactful/helpful way (which some of you were) and it's another to be rude (which a few of you were and are now on my ignore feature - which is a lovely feature btw

). I think everyone knows that this is a public forum and that there is going to be all KINDS of different viewpoints. With everyone on the site being so passionate about yorkies, it's easy to see how some of you can have strong feelings about certain topics. It's hard for some of you to not be judgemental I suppose, but I would hope that everyone can work together rather than against each other for the sake of the yorkies.

Oh and thanks again to everyone who pm'd with support. You all made me feel a lot better!

I def do not pretend to be a perfect trainer as I am still new at this whole thing. I def take every suggestion in to consideration and DO appreciate all the help you guys provide.

As for my pregnant girl.... she is still pooping on the carpet. I really don't want to limit her access to the house. I want her to be with me and the family as much as possible. I guess we're just going to keep a watchful eye on her and just be patient. Her stools have softened up quite a bit, so the clean up is messier, but I can definitely deal with it. She is still very good about peeing on her pads. OH and she is farting a LOT. SOOO STINKY!!! heh

BamaFan121s · 03-29-2007, 12:28 PM

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Originally Posted by liquidgirl

It's one thing to be suggestive in a tactful/helpful way (which some of you were) and it's another to be rude (which a few of you were and are now on my ignore feature - which is a lovely feature btw

).

Rudeness=referring to other members as bitchy

Quote:

Originally Posted by liquidgirl

With everyone on the site being so passionate about yorkies, it's easy to see how some of you can have strong feelings about certain topics. It's hard for some of you to not be judgemental I suppose, but I would hope that everyone can work together rather than against each other for the sake of the yorkies.

Agreed! I guess this thread was in a way, a prime example of how passionate people can be on certain subjects. For some, spanking dogs is a hot topic and enough to spark a heated conversation. For some, frustration takes over when they don't have the control over a thread to get the answer they wanted.

Good think for that ignore button.

liquidgirl · 03-29-2007, 02:07 PM

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Originally Posted by BamaFan121s

Rudeness=referring to other members as bitchy

Agreed! I guess this thread was in a way, a prime example of how passionate people can be on certain subjects. For some, spanking dogs is a hot topic and enough to spark a heated conversation. For some, frustration takes over when they don't have the control over a thread to get the answer they wanted.

Good think for that ignore button.

ok but this doesn't answer my question about the FARTING!

JUST JOKING.

BamaFan121s · 03-29-2007, 02:27 PM

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Originally Posted by liquidgirl

ok but this doesn't answer my question about the FARTING!

JUST JOKING.

Forgive me if you have already stated this elsewhere, but what kind of food are you currently feeding her? At this stage of pregnancy, she should be on a high quality puppy food in any case. Foods made with higher amounts of corn and other fillers can contribute to gas problems.

HighlandYorkies · 03-29-2007, 02:31 PM

Someone made what I said look as though I tap/slap my dogs -
I'd just like to say I DO NOT EVER TAP MY DOGS IN ANY WAY AT ALL - they get a "tut tut TUT" and much more often a "GOOD GIRL/BOY !"

Just thought I'd clear that up.
How some threads go astray, lol !

On pregnant dogs :
Feel sorry for my poor hubby who went to his bed after night-shift the night before last, to find that Pregnant Tammy had peed all over his pillow - she must have been desperate, now being huge at day 35. Poor wee doggie !
I didn't say a thing to her, just rushed her outside - it's just the pressure of those puppies ! And as for Burping, well she burps a lot but only one Fart to my knowledge ! .....AND IT WAS STINKY !

Debra x x x x

03-29-2007, 05:29 AM	#22
miezzi I Love My 3 Lovebugs! Donating Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: north east ohio Posts: 4,776	[QUOTE=HighlandYorkies;1027720]I've been attacked on this site about pet breeding without showing myself, (no shows within 100-150 miles from me) so it's annoying when you only want an answer to something to have everyone jumping down your throat, no matter how well intended they might think they are. You are only human, and I'm sure you are not hurting them, a tap is a tap, not a spank....don't do it myself tho as my three are only 4lbs. My usual is "tut tut TUT" if it's that naughty and they listen to my voice - it's a very rare thing to them needing being told They are too cute and too good, lol A tap is a tap......do you know that yes you can hurt them with just a tap???? MY lord...Its never ok to even tap your babies. That is a negative reinforcement, and will make your dog cower down when he/she needs to potty. And will make them to more submissive peeing. POSITIVE reinforcement goes along way!!! There are lots of threads here to help you with that! Many ideas, many threads on this discussion. ANd if your dog is preggars, a tap an hurt her and the babies. These are 5 pound dogs. As for the initial question, well....she should not have mentioned that she "taps" her dog when it pottys in the house or whatever. To many of the people here, it does get our blood boiling. And she should have just asked the question itself. __________________ ~Mandy~Proud Mommie to Luigi, Brasco & Livi

03-29-2007, 05:52 AM	#23
xxmxaxrxyxx Missing Yoshi Everyday! Donating Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Wichita, KS Posts: 15,110 Blog Entries: 3	Everyone is entitle to their own opinion and thoughts...afterall this is a public forum...but must we stoop to that low of a level and attach each other on what one thinks or feel... tsk tsk...i guess this is part of being human.. __________________ Yoshi Mei Ling Ting Ting Ting Ki Sun Hye Yukio Kioshi

03-29-2007, 08:22 AM	#25
GurleyGirl YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Scott City, Missouri Posts: 1,879	My Bitsy is currently pregnant and refuses to use the pee pad to pee. I even put one where she was peeing on the floor (she's in an xpen).... nope... just finds part of the floor and pees on that!!! She poops on the pee pad though . Anyway, wishing you all the best with your pregnant female. __________________ Joanne Gurley's Yorkies

03-29-2007, 11:31 AM	#26
liquidgirl YT Addict Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Houston Posts: 304	not trying to prolong the painful but.... Now that things have calmed down some: Please don't think that what you say falls on deaf ears. However, there is a right and wrong way to get your points across. It's one thing to be suggestive in a tactful/helpful way (which some of you were) and it's another to be rude (which a few of you were and are now on my ignore feature - which is a lovely feature btw ). I think everyone knows that this is a public forum and that there is going to be all KINDS of different viewpoints. With everyone on the site being so passionate about yorkies, it's easy to see how some of you can have strong feelings about certain topics. It's hard for some of you to not be judgemental I suppose, but I would hope that everyone can work together rather than against each other for the sake of the yorkies. Oh and thanks again to everyone who pm'd with support. You all made me feel a lot better! I def do not pretend to be a perfect trainer as I am still new at this whole thing. I def take every suggestion in to consideration and DO appreciate all the help you guys provide. As for my pregnant girl.... she is still pooping on the carpet. I really don't want to limit her access to the house. I want her to be with me and the family as much as possible. I guess we're just going to keep a watchful eye on her and just be patient. Her stools have softened up quite a bit, so the clean up is messier, but I can definitely deal with it. She is still very good about peeing on her pads. OH and she is farting a LOT. SOOO STINKY!!! heh __________________ Dexter and Bree

03-26-2007, 07:34 PM	#17
HighlandYorkies DEBRA'S DORKY YORKIES4 Donating Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Highland Scotland Posts: 712	I've been attacked on this site about pet breeding without showing myself, (no shows within 100-150 miles from me) so it's annoying when you only want an answer to something to have everyone jumping down your throat, no matter how well intended they might think they are. You are only human, and I'm sure you are not hurting them, a tap is a tap, not a spank....don't do it myself tho as my three are only 4lbs. My usual is "tut tut TUT" if it's that naughty and they listen to my voice - it's a very rare thing to them needing being told They are too cute and too good, lol PREGGERS and POOPING ON THE CARPET - My wee one is preggers too (hopefully) - day 32 - and no accidents yet I think it is just that she is upset in her hormones and also the pressure of all those puppies pressing on her bladder and bowels will make her need very rapidly, and she probably doesn't get a chance to ask out in time. Grit your teeth and try not to scold her....put her straight onto the nearest puppy pad you have near her, and say do poopoos, say nothing about the "accident" and let her go back to her bed then. If she carries on doing it, just try to think of what she is producing for you, and say nothing. She will be fine once she has her puppies weaned, if not after the birth, and there being less pressure....though you might like to try carrying her out yourself every hour and say your usual, like do peepees, do poopoos, and give her a chance to empty herself without having to get caught out. She won't be trying to be bad...she is just upset and full of puppies. Let me know how you get on and how her whelping goes I hope all goes really well for you. This will be my first breeding, and I am crossing my fingers, though I think Tammy is pregnant I might end up posting on this topic for myself yet, hee hee - you can give me some advice then, eh - you could keep her on a lino/tiled floor for a week or so if nothing else works....better than having it on carpets, etc...but spend loads of time with her if she is in the kitchen for example....I'm sure you will be loving her anyway, good luck Debra x x x x

03-26-2007, 11:01 PM	#19
PANAMA69 Donating YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: ~~YorkieWorld~~ Posts: 8,428	sorry can't help that much regarding your baby but I did notice Phoebe change attitude then I remember that she was getting close to her six month then she got spay (before she got her heat) anyway maybe do a search on the breeder section, in the internet or a book hope you find your answer

03-29-2007, 02:31 PM	#30
HighlandYorkies DEBRA'S DORKY YORKIES4 Donating Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Highland Scotland Posts: 712	Someone made what I said look as though I tap/slap my dogs - I'd just like to say I DO NOT EVER TAP MY DOGS IN ANY WAY AT ALL - they get a "tut tut TUT" and much more often a "GOOD GIRL/BOY !" Just thought I'd clear that up. How some threads go astray, lol ! On pregnant dogs : Feel sorry for my poor hubby who went to his bed after night-shift the night before last, to find that Pregnant Tammy had peed all over his pillow - she must have been desperate, now being huge at day 35. Poor wee doggie ! I didn't say a thing to her, just rushed her outside - it's just the pressure of those puppies ! And as for Burping, well she burps a lot but only one Fart to my knowledge ! .....AND IT WAS STINKY ! Debra x x x x