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Your pets emergency poo/pee area.

  • 03-08-2014 12:40am
    #1
    Dodd
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    From about 9 months old I trained my dog to poo or pee in the shower if she needed go and I was not there to let her out.

    How often she does this is rear but at least it is an option if she has to go.

    I would hate to think my dog if I can't get home has to hold it in for as lone as it takes me to get home.

    Btw my dog does not want to do her poo/wee in the home.


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  • #2
    RandomIrishGuy
    Registered Users Posts: 11 ✭RandomIrishGuy


    What is your point?


  • #3
    Dodd
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    RandomIrishGuy wrote: »
    What is your point?

    If a dog is left alone then it should have a place to poo if left alone to long.
    Dogs left alone and expect not to wee or poo.

    Easy, Give them a place to do it.


  • #4
    Mountainsandh
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    I don't think my dog would let himself go inside, unless he was sick or something. He'd hold it no matter what... He holds it at the groomers too, apart from a pee maybe.
    I just stick to a time frame, and of course make sure the business is done before I go if at all possible.
    I wish I could train him to go somewhere in an emergency like you. When it was raining continuously (and strongly), I put lots of newspaper behind the front door, but he still wouldn't go inside.


  • #5
    Half Rhodesian
    Registered Users Posts: 128 ✭✭Half Rhodesian


    anywhere he see's fit by the looks of it. no matter how training you give him


  • #6
    Dodd
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    Mountainsandh wrote: »
    I don't think my dog would let himself go inside, unless he was sick or something. He'd hold it no matter what... He holds it at the groomers too, apart from a pee maybe.
    I just stick to a time frame, and of course make sure the business is done before I go if at all possible.
    I wish I could train him to go somewhere in an emergency like you. When it was raining continuously (and strongly), I put lots of newspaper behind the front door, but he still wouldn't go inside.

    I trained my dog from a young age when she would not go out if it was raining.
    I would hate to think of my dog left inside if I can't get home for some time and no where for the dog to pee.


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  • #7
    RandomIrishGuy
    Registered Users Posts: 11 ✭RandomIrishGuy


    Leave a newspaper by the door if I think I'm going to be gone a few hour. There usually good to hold it In though, poor things!


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