Rubbing nose in pee

[Wylie's Mom]

Originally Posted by Dagger

I did do some research he’s big 10lbs already at 7 months I went to a local dog show here and I saw prize winning show dogs there owners rubbing there nose in their pee can you explain that?

So, let me explain something about "show dog owners" to you: their show dogs are kept absolutely PRISTINE. When they're not at shows, they actually take their fur in individual little strands and roll them into "wraps". They spend hours upon hours upon HOURS using special grooming potions to create a certain sheen and have their color show just so.

The hardest part of all yorkies to groom is their face/mustache - it has be just perfect. The exhibitors spend endless time getting it just right.

So yes, I'm sure we're all sitting here in our guileless naivete believing that you saw PRIZE WINNING professionally groomed show dogs having their noses shoved into whatever. Okay...?

When you're actually ready to have a convo and learn something, let us know what your REAL questions are. Until then, I'd suggest you stop with the game you're playing.

[maxdog]

Originally Posted by Wylie's Mom

So, let me explain something about "show dog owners" to you: their show dogs are kept absolutely PRISTINE. When they're not at shows, they actually take their fur in individual little strands and roll them into "wraps". They spend hours upon hours upon HOURS using special grooming potions to create a certain sheen and have their color show just so.

The hardest part of all yorkies to groom is their face/mustache - it has be just perfect. The exhibitors spend endless time getting it just right.

So yes, I'm sure we're all sitting here in our guileless naivete believing that you saw PRIZE WINNING professionally groomed show dogs having their noses shoved into whatever. Okay...?

When you're actually ready to have a convo and learn something, let us know what your REAL questions are. Until then, I'd suggest you stop with the game you're playing.

[matese]

Originally Posted by Wylie's Mom

So, let me explain something about "show dog owners" to you: their show dogs are kept absolutely PRISTINE. When they're not at shows, they actually take their fur in individual little strands and roll them into "wraps". They spend hours upon hours upon HOURS using special grooming potions to create a certain sheen and have their color show just so.

The hardest part of all yorkies to groom is their face/mustache - it has be just perfect. The exhibitors spend endless time getting it just right.

So yes, I'm sure we're all sitting here in our guileless naivete believing that you saw PRIZE WINNING professionally groomed show dogs having their noses shoved into whatever. Okay...?

When you're actually ready to have a convo and learn something, let us know what your REAL questions are. Until then, I'd suggest you stop with the game you're playing.

[Dagger]

Hey you don’t have to believe I’m just saying

[patbaret]

I have train a few puppies in my time and never caged them.
When I was at home I would take them from an enclosed area which had there water, food and a potty pad during there training period. They were always close by so I could see them. I new after playing with them for a short time, I would take them outside and praise them with a treat after they potties. Never never yelled or put there nose in it. Only praise. There only a puppy and need help on what to do.
My little one has run of the my safe house, even if I am not home and uses the potty pads if needed. Works great for me. When I am home, I take her out every 2 to 3 hours.
Hope this helps.

[woofwoofwoof]

Let's stop responding to this lunatic. They either have a yorkie and are being mean to it, or they are just messing around with us to get a response.

If they have a yorkie and are being mean to it then they are unstable and have issues. This is a dangrous situation.

The only advise I have is for this dog owner to put the dog up for adoption. The pup is still young enough to get picked up quickly by someone who will love him and not rub his nose in pee.

Is there anyone on this site that is looking for a second dog?

[Susan78]

I do not believe in rubbing a dog’s nose in pee or poop. Many years ago I saw this done but really I could not do that. You should not get mad the key is to have patience. If you can not have patience with training then a yorkie is not for you. Do you rub children’s noses in pee or get mad at them. I hope not! Patience! Susan

[matese]

Originally Posted by Dagger

Are you giving away your dog? As far as name calling the only lunatic is you trying to give his dog awsy

your post on 2/12/18 from a thread titled HELP PEE PAD TRAINING]Been trying to potty train our Yorkies who’s six months now and it’s been tough we put pee pads at various parts of the living and kitchen where he likes to go I’ll give him a year to learn may e have to put him down if he doesn’t learn? I don’t know

you would have your dog killed he can't be potty trained, although in your vulgar reply to ME which by the way was deleted, you said you were being sarcastic. member woofwoofwoof suggests you rehome your dog if in fact you have one. Perhaps woofwoofwoof was also being a bit sarcastic (you know how that goes) in posting for your dog "Is there anyone on this site that is looking for a second dog?"
Better to rehome then kill just because you are inadequate at potty training a so called dog that you're supposed to have. Go back to Craigs list, where ppl love to fight and name calling.

[Lovetodream88]

The best thing that can be done here is for everyone to just stop posting and responding to the OP it is very obvious they are trying to upset people. Don’t give the OP what they are wanting.