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My hubby used to get really irritated and we had loads of fights.I think he has decided if you can't beat join them.Besides Hubbies are fine ones to talk they are messier than the dogs. |
We use pee pads as well as going outside. They've never seemed to have a problem getting confused. With the weather getting cold, Maggie just pees outside and wants to come back inside as soon as possible and within a half hour she wil have gone and pooped on the pad. |
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I also think, if you aren't anxious about it, they aren't sensing your anxiety, so they respond better to praise when they go in the right place. Again, I truly believe the key is working together. Significant others must share the responsibility. You are committed to one another and one of you is committed to the dog. By compromising and sharing the responsibility, the party with 'issues' has a better chance of building a relationship with the dog, seeing him or her succeed and building their own bond. My next man better LOVE my dogs. They are my babies, take 'em, or leave me!! LOL |
puppy can't contain his excitement My little guy is about 90% trained. He is 6 months old. My problem is he gets so excited when he sees my hubby he dribbles all over the place. To make matters worse at bedtime he tries to escape me and runs to my hubby who is relaxing in his recliner and dribbles all over it. That's when I get my "told you so" lecture about getting a puppy. It doesn't help when he yells at puppy loudly "don't you pee on my chair". You can guess what happens then. I know he loves him as much as I do though. :) |
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I have no idea how they expect to have children if a little doggy diarrhea can put them off. How can they be such babies?? Honey, if you are the sole caretaker of the dog and he doesn't do anything to help - I'd really analyze if he even has what it takes to be there for YOU. |
I don't have a furbaby yet:( But fortunatly, I don't anticipate a problem with the potty training accidents, because my husband pretty much understands that their very similar to children. Puppies and children have plenty of accidents while growing up. |
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So sorry for the friction at your house hope things get solve soon:(, maybe put them in a playpen, until they are potty train if you can watch them that close since you have kids and are so busy. |
Hi girls...after reading all your responces, I had to go kiss my hubby...We have 5 yorkies and even through the potty training he never complained, of course he says there better than kids:D He is great with all of them and even though all are momma's babies{as he calls them} they love there daddy:p Jackson:aimeeyork Gracie:aimeeyork Tucker:aimeeyork Rosey:aimeeyork Abigayle:aimeeyork |
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Thanks guys. I really do feel better knowing I'm not the only one :love: I think strain from our crazy schedule and all plays a HUGE part. it's HIS lap Zoe's in most of the time and I catch him more than once giving belly rubs to Guinness. He says it's because he feels Guinness is neglected on attention, I told him he's full of it. That dog runs this house with Zoe at a close second |
IMO, Men Stink End of story :D |
My husband never really complains about the dogs, but he doesn't take responsibility for them either. Baxter still poops/pees in the litter box about 85% of the time. Husband can be sitting just a few feet from it, but will scream "you've got poop!",or "baxter did a stinky" and expect me to come get it. :rolleyes: There have been times when I got out of the shower and immediately smelled poop. I told him it takes a special kind of person to sit and smell "stinky" and wait for someone else to get it . I have just accepted that is the way he is. In all fairness, he loves to gripe at me because I never tuck the trash bag back inside the can liner and make it look all neat the way he does. I told him just like he doesn't do poop, I don't do trash...and THAT shut him up!:D |
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haha!! that is awesome. My hubby waits for me too |
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