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Tiny Titan · 02-10-2006, 03:22 PM

I plan on using a litter box for Titan. I ordered the Dog litter box a week ago and waiting for it to come in. It is cheaper for me to buy the natural litter made for small animals and cats than it is to buy the Purina Secondnature dog litter. He does pretty well so far on peeing on the pads. We have a small apt so I just have one set out in the kitchen corner. I just have a hard time with him peeing in his bed or kennel. As soon as he starts to whine I take him to the pad but sometimes that is already to late. I thought they didn't like to pee where they slept? Oh! I also have one pad in the bedroom so in the middle of the night I don't have to walk with him down the hallway.

My mother babysits a Yorkie who is box trained. She loves it! His daddy is obsessed with him and even wipes him after peeing.

I actually think it is cute.

LaLoca1 · 02-10-2006, 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by smmrpm

I use them and love them!! I was about ready to pull ALL of my hair - and would have if it meant they would be potty trained - and then I heard about this and tried it!! Are you thinking about doing this - what are you doing right now? I would be happy to tell you how I did it with mine.

I would love to hear how you were able to do this!! I'm opened to all options....especially ones that include me NOT standing out in the snow waiting for Adrianna to pee when it's 15 degrees out!!!!

amyann · 02-10-2006, 04:54 PM

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Originally Posted by LaLoca1

I would love to hear how you were able to do this!! I'm opened to all options....especially ones that include me NOT standing out in the snow waiting for Adrianna to pee when it's 15 degrees out!!!!

I got my baby litterbox trained (lined with newspaper), too. If we say "go potty", she would jump right in and do her business. We don't ask her often though, only right before we head out the door and before she goes to bed at night. She would go there whenever she needs to go anyway.

Let me know if you still need help on potty training.

knitbritt · 02-10-2006, 04:57 PM

Eleanor is being litter trained. She is six weeks old and taking to it like a duck to water. The rest of her littermates have been using it too.

02-10-2006, 04:57 PM	#19
knitbritt YT Addict Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Tennessee Posts: 406	Eleanor is being litter trained. She is six weeks old and taking to it like a duck to water. The rest of her littermates have been using it too. __________________ Eleanor's Mommy

02-10-2006, 03:22 PM	#16
Tiny Titan Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Germany Posts: 51	I plan on using a litter box for Titan. I ordered the Dog litter box a week ago and waiting for it to come in. It is cheaper for me to buy the natural litter made for small animals and cats than it is to buy the Purina Secondnature dog litter. He does pretty well so far on peeing on the pads. We have a small apt so I just have one set out in the kitchen corner. I just have a hard time with him peeing in his bed or kennel. As soon as he starts to whine I take him to the pad but sometimes that is already to late. I thought they didn't like to pee where they slept? Oh! I also have one pad in the bedroom so in the middle of the night I don't have to walk with him down the hallway. My mother babysits a Yorkie who is box trained. She loves it! His daddy is obsessed with him and even wipes him after peeing. I actually think it is cute.