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As I was sitting here reading this thread, Rhett just went under the dining room table and peed :eek: |
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LOL!!:p |
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Brooklyn holds it all night, at least eight hours if not more. If I get up to potty at night, I take her out too- out of courtesy :p. During the day she can hold it for what seems like forever. I leave her gated in the laundry room with a potty pad and most days it is still dry when I get home. Every now and then I'm at work for almost 12 hours and the pad will still be dry :eek:. Occasionally there is one circle of pee on the pad, but lately it's been totally dry. She is 5 and a half months old and weighs at least 6 lbs. |
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Lexi seems to want to go pee in the middle of the night and looks at me while i'm sleeping and starts to cry...recently when she got up in the middle of the night she dribbled a bit on the carpet so I had to take her out to pee (even though I take her out right before bed! I thnk she likes to be comfortable)....If lexi knew what a potty bell was...I swear she'd use it ALL TIME TIME! I was going to consider a potty bell but i'm not sure if she'd find it funny or like a game and constantly ring it just to go outside LOL. |
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When I get up to pee at night I know she wants to go too! If I don't take her out the same as me...she'll pee on the carpet probably thinking it's not fair...So I too got to take her out everytime I get out of my bed at night to go bathroom. |
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9 + hours I am amazed at how good our Yorkies do, I always heard that small dogs have to go more often... small bladders & all. I do notice my daughters little girl goes a little more often than Jonah. Jonah, even if he has been in 7 -8 hours, and I know he has to go, would prefer playing over peeing and I must insist he potty which he finally does and then lifts his leg for what seems like 1 - 2 minutes. |
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