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]]> Comment on How to Housebreak Your Puppy by william Anderson http://www.puppy-n-dog-secrets.com/blog/26/how-to-housebreak-your-puppy/#comment-12 Thu, 25 Jan 2007 13:49:29 +0000 http://www.puppy-n-dog-secrets.com/blog/26/how-to-housebreak-your-puppy/#comment-12 Thankyou for your information on House training your dog We have a Bishan and we are having troulble at night the dog is 10 weeks old and cry's at night when we put her to bed. we have a large cage and use a a bedroom for her We can't seem to fing any infornation on how to solve this problem could you please make some sugestions thank you Thankyou for your information on House training your dog We have a Bishan and we are having troulble at night the dog is 10 weeks old and cry’s at night when we put her to bed. we have a large cage and use a a bedroom for her We can’t seem to fing any infornation on how to solve this problem could you please make some sugestions thank you

]]> Comment on Dog Obedience Training by gloria yvonne Perelman http://www.puppy-n-dog-secrets.com/blog/3/dog-obedience-training/#comment-2 Tue, 07 Nov 2006 22:18:12 +0000 http://www.puppy-n-dog-secrets.com/blog/3/dog-obedience-training/#comment-2 I first bought my minature poodle almost five years ago. It took a long time to train her to "potty" outside; I also installed a "doggy" door so that she could go out whenever she wanted, especially at night or when I was out. I adopted a male toy poodle to keep her company 2 1/2 years ago. About after a month, Sweetie pie started going potty on the carpet all over again -- I would scold her and just pick it up and toss in the toilet. Now it has gotten so bad -- she has waken me to let me know what she has done; I have crated her and if she does not go outside, she immediately comes in to the cratle -- its as if she is saying I would rather not go s o I know you are going to put me in here anyway. I know she is somewhat jealous of Benji and I try to make a big deal about her; but, I am now at the point that I would rather give her away to a good home. What can I do?? I first bought my minature poodle almost five years ago. It took a long time to train her to “potty” outside; I also installed a “doggy” door so that she could go out whenever she wanted, especially at night or when I was out. I adopted a male toy poodle to keep her company 2 1/2 years ago. About after a month, Sweetie pie started going potty on the carpet all over again — I would scold her and just pick it up and toss in the toilet. Now it has gotten so bad — she has waken me to let me know what she has done; I have crated her and if she does not go outside, she immediately comes in to the cratle — its as if she is saying I would rather not go s o I know you are going to put me in here anyway. I know she is somewhat jealous of Benji and I try to make a big deal about her; but, I am now at the point that I would rather give her away to a good home. What can I do??

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