Sentences with phrase «not had an accident in the house»

Keep an eye on him so you know when he's ready to go outside so he doesn't have an accident in the house.

I also got her spayed so I will be invested about $ 1000 which includes the cost I paid for her... plus she is eating 2 cups of food twice a day as what is recommended doesn't seem like it would be enough to satisfy her hunger... I only feed her twice a day to help reduce the amount of times she will have to deficate so she isn't having accidents in the house or her kennel while I'm at work even though she still does at times!

She is fully potty trained and has not had an accident in our house.

She hasn't had an accident in the house for weeks her stool just looked completely different my husband is going to go back to TSC tommorow he was going to make sure he had bought the right food but now I'm reading the comments here I know we got the right bag something must be up with this food so I'm taking it back now I'm worried I'm so sorry you lost your dog

I realize that in order for the pup to not have any accidents in the house, I should take it out for walks frequently, which I do.

I define «housetrained» as a.) when your dog hasn't had an accident in the house for 1 year, and b.) your dog can sleep through the night without having to potty.

These pads will encourage your dog to not have accidents in the house, but they aren't meant to be a permanent solution.

For example, if a 10 - week - old puppy doesn't have accidents in the house, it could well be that the owner is trained to read puppy signals and get the little guy outside at the proper time.

He hasn't had an accident in the house since.

As is the case in the majority of house training cases I work on, Elvis didn't have an accident in the house from the very first day of training!

Crate training benefits every dog and is a kind way to ensure that your Pyr doesn't have accidents in the house or get into things he shouldn't.

It's quite likely that he's not having an accident in the house, but he's probably marking his territory.

He hasn't had an accident in the house but we keep a close eye on him and let him out frequently since he's still new to us.

Not exact matches

Being seven and not wanting anyone to think he's a «baby», I know he'd be devastated if he had a nighttime accident while at a friend's house and woke up in wet pajamas.

And it's harder to just leave him in underpants all day and not worry about accidents, since we have to leave the house more to work around his older brother's school schedule.

We also were concerned they'd start acting out by having accidents in the house, not sleeping where they should be, not eating normally, etc..

Even the most recent cases have been accidents, he said: The first hamsters housed in captivity, a very recent addition to the pet pantheon, were not meant to be pets — they were captured from Syria in the 1930s to be medical subjects.

«By the time they got to the general election, they were doing things in states that he won that no one thought he would win like Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin,» Heilemann noted of Donald Trump's victory path to the White House last year, «the focus on those states was not a mistake, was not an accident.»

It's nearly a year since Hugh and his girlfriend Wendy were in a freak accident at the town's annual masked parade.The physical scars have healed but Hugh can't enjoy life despite the compensation money paying for a new house and a fast car.

From an unavoidable car expense or an accident at home that leaves our financial house in disarray, having a nest egg saved for that rainy day can mean the difference between a minor setback and real financial distress.

Don't limit these to just age, sex, size and breed; dig deeper, for example, inquiring if the pet is having accidents in the house, if there's a medical condition, or if there have been any significant changes in the house such as another pet, a new baby and so on.

Don't be surprised if you walk them for 10 minutes, nothing happens, and when you come back in the house they have an accident on the kitchen floor.

We spend a lot of time outside (if you don't have a fenced in yard puppy should be on a leash) which lessens the chance of accidents in the house.

Everytime your puppy has an accident in the house, be sure to clean it up right away and take them outside, not as a punishment, but to help them understand where to go.

Crating your puppy when you are not at home will help to prevent him from having an accident in the house but, in order for crate training to be effective, you must give your puppy plenty of chances to go out during the day.

Accidents in the house If your puppy has an accident in the house, don't rub his nose in it or spank him.

When left alone uncrated, she doesn't get anxious, tear anything up in the house, or have accidents in the house.

What is wrong with these breeders???? Anyway, he shouldn't have free run of the house, gate him in the kitchen with piddle pads on the floor for accidents, he should be taken out every hour on the hour to do his business outside, 30 mins after every meal, immediately after waking up and playing.

If he has an accident in your house, do not scold or punish; clean it up and get on with your life.

Do not scold her if she has an accident in your house, it is not a behavior problem, but is directly related to her hormones.

One dog in the house having accidents that are not properly treated leads to other dogs doing it — including dogs who move there later.

If she's allowed to wander the house at will, chances are very good that she will have accidents in another room where you aren't there to see her.

An older dog that's not already housetrained can often learn quickly and likely won't have as many accidents in the house as a puppy.

I was told they were not house broken, but they have yet to have an accident in the house.

You can begin to give your dog more freedom in your house while you're gone once she's thoroughly house trained, has eliminated consistently outside with no accidents for at least one month, and chews or destroys only her own toys - not your house or household items.

You may not even be aware that there is a problem, until they are having accidents in the house, urinating blood, or not urinating at all.

Your hound may have spent as many as several months in foster care and probably hasn't messed in the house since his first few days there (and may not have had any accidents at all).

I have been using 4Health white fish and potato as I have a 5 month old pit that has had sensitive stomach issues since we have had her and this food was our life saver her stools became firm her coat is so soft we were happy until yesterday my husband went and bought a new bag and this morning I went to feed her and I thought he had picked up the wrong kind I even checked the bag to make sure but it was the same so I thought maybe they had changed the shape it used to be like almost squarish and bigger this looked like little balls not even quarter of the size I didn't think much of it and fed her tonight she had an accident in the house which she hasn't done that in weeks and I noticed it was very runny and it looked dark grey in color and trust me I know my dogs poop!

Name: BradyAge: approx Sept 4 (12 weeks) Weight: 26 lbs Spayed / neutered: too youngUp to date on age appropriate Vaccinations: yesKennel trained: yes House trained: yes, has had a few accidents when we don't pay attentionBest breed guess: shepherd mixBeing fostered in: WeyburnAdoption fee:

Since being in her foster home for just a week, she has not had one accident in the house.

What you need to do is to slowly move your dog's pee pad closer to the door — you should only move it by a few inches every few weeks so your dog does not become confused and revert back to having accidents in the house.

So they don't continue having accidents in the house.

He never had an accident in the house, never chewed one thing in their new home that wasn't his, he accepted any dog I brought our way, he was an amazing car rider, and he never needed to be leashed because he never left her side.

If your puppy just can't seem to get the hang of potty training at this point and continuously has accidents in the house, you may consider taking him to a veterinarian to rule out any medical conditions.

It's not just about getting your dog to stop jumping when you get home or getting them to stop having accidents in the house (although these are both great!).

However, if you are going to throw in the towel the first time your foster dog cries in his crate, growls at your dog (or vice versa), or has an accident in the house, then please do not volunteer to foster.

We don't know if he is housebroken; however, so far he has been very good in the house and not had any accidents.

If your puppy has an accident elsewhere in the house, immediately clean it up and treat it with an enzyme - dissolving agent to ensure he doesn't consider the accident area his new bathroom.

I understand, I really do — when your pup has an accident in front of you, it shows that they are not afraid to use your house as a bathroom, but when you yell, or even use this method — picking them up and interrupting them — they can become afraid to relieve themselves in front of you, and then he'll be more likely to have accidents behind the couch, when you're not looking, etc..

Marking behavior (spraying) is not the same as having accidents in the house.