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Flush. I don't want it stinking up my garbage any more than it already is. |
I'm just hoping I can change my mindset. Once I get used to doing something one way, it's hard for me to switch but I honestly think flushing is the way to 'go' :p |
Usually we flush it. Sometimes it feels like a waste of water, but I'd rather it not stink in the trash. |
Flush. I have a separate closed top container for Buster's pee pads. But I pick up his poop with toilet paper and flush it down. His poop is far too aromatic to sit in the pee pad trash can. It is not like you are wiping the poop on the seat before they sit down! They are probably in contact with more germs using the door handle on a public restroom than sitting on your toilet. |
Flush! |
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I like that one. We flush. Of course Shadow's pad is in the bathroom, so..... |
My ZoE is potty-pad trained. It's a ritual...I pick it up with tp and she walks with me to the bathroom. As soon as she hears the flush, she runs to the kitchen & sits waiting for her treat. She has me well-trained...I mean, I have her well-trained :D |
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:yelrotflmI flush too so the garbage doesn't stink |
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LMBO!! that's too funny! Thanks :D |
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I confess -- I am a flusher too! :D I may occasionally fold one up in the pee pad if I am changing it out. Then the pad & poop goes in the garbage & out of the house as soon as practical. But for the most part, they are flushed. We sure get some unique conversations on YT! :D |
We flush if it's on the potty pad...and pick it up with a poo baggy and throw it away when we're outside. :) |
Flush:D |
Inside poo, I flush. Outside, or poo I clean from the yard, to the trash. |
Flush if she poos on her mat inside, toss it in a pickup back and in a trashcan if we're outside. My apartment complex has bins outside to toss it, so I throw it away there. I don't want that in my house! :P |
Flush the poopalolly! Gone, no problem! |
My guys are potty pad trained. Since I use wahsables I keep the little I am a FPPU (Frequent Poopie Picker Upper). I would prefer to flush, but I don't think our septic tank would handle the extra work. So I use the little puppy poopie bags pick up the poo and put the little baggies in a special trash can which is emptied daily. |
Princess uses her pad in the bathroom (unless she uses the tiles in front of the fireplace:rolleyes:) & into the toilet it goes! made the mistake once of putting it in the garbage can & I seriously gagged all the way to the dumpster!:tongue019 |
BROWN goes DOWN :thumbdown: |
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Once a girl said she doesn't touch dogs unless she knows they don't have fleas. Another one asked me if Uni had worms. :rolleyes: |
flush it if it's in the house since it stinks the trash up. only throw away when it's going in the outside garbage can in poop bags or going in the inside can and getting run outside immediately to the outside garbage can. ewww it stinks too much to let it linger. |
I agree. Flush! |
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You're right, this person is not a dog person or animal person. He doesn't really even like when Troy scratches. He gives 2 reasons why he "likes" Troy. 1. He's not a hyper dog that jumps all over the place 2. He has little poops and doesn't really smell like a dog He has watched Troy for me and everything but has "boundaries" so to speak that they won't cross because even though he's small he's still a dog. They come over because he wants to be more than just my friend and I've made it clear that my dog, my daughter and me are a package deal. |
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Considering yorkie poop is but a fraction of the size of human poop:eek:--they seem to be reacting oddly. Also, it's only in the toilet about a second before it gets flushed down. I say Flush Away! |
I flush inside "tootsie rolls" We walk the furbuts twice a day... that I bag and put into trash.:p |
Flush in the home, bag in the yard. So simple even a cavewoman could do it! |
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