As you might guess, I am constantly reading and researching for the latest news in canine health or training. You can't imagine how much is out there! Today I was doing a little research on male territorial "marking". And that will probably, eventually, become a post. But for now, I came across a really good article on house training, in general, for puppies and older dogs that have never been house trained. It provides options and various scenarios to help with a wide range of problems and situations.
As you know, I am not a veterinarian nor am I an animal behaviorist, so sometimes I rely on the expertise of others to get the information out.
Partnership for Animal Welfare ~ www.paw-rescue.org
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Great article - covers a ton of subjects and scenarios in one place. It's been over 13 yrs since I 'dealt' with a puppy and their 2 hour bladders. I still remember it well... Thank goodness they're cute because they're exhausting!
ReplyDeleteGood Morning, Karen!
ReplyDeleteGee, I hope I never have to house train another puppy, that would mean that my Darlings were gone! I do know that if a problem arose, I could come to you and you would point me in the right direction! Love the little Gordons!
Happy Sunday!
I like pups. I wish I had one.
ReplyDeleteT, That's why God makes puppies and babies so darn cute...so we'll take care of the messy little buggers!
ReplyDeleteSharon, You can turn to me any time you a have a problem! I'm always happy to help!
Abe, The shelters are full of little dogs needing someone to love them. Don't wish, just go get one!
Good info. Since I adopted and older retired dog from a kennel instead of a puppy I had to deal with a lot of these same issues. We had a few accidents but it went pretty smooth. I have another one coming in about a month to keep Erin company so it looks like I will be doing this again!
ReplyDeleteArt, A new puppy? Wow, congrats. You'll have to send me a pic and tell me all about her. I did a post on names if you need ideas. Glad Erin is getting a buddy.
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