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How do you keep little boys from "wetting" their clothes? How do those of you who dress your boys keep them from wetting on them? Baxter really needs a jacket on when it is cold here. Thank goodness that is seldome. But he basically goes outside to go to the bathroom and he always winds up wetting his jacket. He also has a little tshirt that gets wet too. Then they stink!! He goes out quite often and I can't keep that many clothing items washed and clean for him to get a new jacket for each trip outside. Thanks for any suggestions. |
We fold up his shirt before we take him outside. My hubby has even cut a little slit in his shirt...Boy shirts should come more pee friendly;) |
I've had this issue, too. Buster aims his urine close to his front paws when he goes, and we either have to roll up his shirt or buy one a size too small. |
Huh, maybe I'm lucky that Thor lifts his leg! I keep the hair on Thor's belly and chest cut very short - nothing like picking up your darling and getting your whole hand soaked. Thor doesn't have many clothes, but he either wears cardigans that leave his belly uncovered, or I make sure that his equipment is "unfettered" when he's wearing something around his torso. |
you have to look at things before you buy. most boy coats, hoodies, and sweaters are high cut on the belly side to allow for them to go to the bathroom. if you look in boutiques you will find that cut which allows this. my magic never goes on his coats but you have to look to make sure they are cut right. girl things are different.:aimeeyork |
Like said above, I always check the clothing to make sure it is boy friendly before purchasing it. Usually the boys clothing are done in like an upside down U shape on the underside to accomadate the private area. |
The only time Chachi has peed on his clothes the shirt was too long in the belly area |
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