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This rain is for the birds! Jaxson makes so much progress with his potty training and then it rains....It's been raining almost every other day since we homed him. We take 3 steps forward and 2 back! I'm trying puppy pads too but that's hit or miss. Do boy Yorks have a harder time with potty training because they like to mark? |
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The rain is nonstop here, too. Huey walked to the door, but when I opened it, he looked outside, turned around and told me "ah, nevermind":D. I had to send him downstairs to the basement. At least I do have that option. He is a bad one to potty wherever it is more convenient...I have to watch for the signs and make sure he goes to the appropriate place. He is potty trained but stubborn. All the yorkie books said they were difficult to pottytrain, but I had no idea what I was in for. Last furkid was a lab. He was easy...:rolleyes: |
I've had female and male dogs in the past and it seemed Males were harder to train (Go Figure);) I to saw or read that somewhere, they said they could be easy or EXTREMELY difficult. That 2 different extremes lol |
Moki wasn't to bad. Still not trust worthy but he just turned 8 mo. He rings his bell to go outside.And outside he has a grass patch which I clean twice a week. Hose it with soap. And use a spare grass while ones drying. If I don't hear it there a pad he goes on. 95% trustworthy. But I'm good with my hands I built a cover prison for Moki to stay dry. He only goes in the yard with someone. http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f9...ke86/007-2.jpg http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f9...ke86/011-2.jpg |
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Moki gets alot of play time and training. He isn't home alone much either. IMO I think his high activity helps with his destructiveness capabilities. Which is limited only to when bored :) |
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