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myLot Discussions on Potty area sign
Here is my frustrating dilemma...help would be appreciated!!!
Hi mylotters!!Sorry I haven't been on for a few days. I have been extremely ill. I am just now getting to feeling better. So, I have been thinking and thinking and thinking some more over this past weekend. And, I must admit right out of the box, that I am completely frustrated and am hoping that some of you would respond to this discussion and help me and guide me with REASONABLE solutions and/or answersOur dog has spent the better part of the weekend in "time out"!! Since I don't like to hit her or spank her (I think that is cruel to an animal); I just tell her to get on her bed and stay there.Here is the deal: This dog is 5 years old. She is old enough to know better. Yet, recently (within the last 4 to 6 months or so) she has begun pooping and peeing on our lawn. She never did this before. Nothing has changed in her home life or routine. But, she just decided to start pooping and peeing on the lawn.This makes no sense to me at all!! She has the ENTIRE back half of the property for her potty area. She used to use this all the time. But, for some reason, she has decided to start using on our lawn. Since this angers my husband really, really badly, I am...
how to litter train your pet rabbit?
if you own a rabbit and aren't quite sure what to do with him or her why not train him. i will show you step by step how to litter train your pet rabbit. within a few weeks, your rabbit will be trained to use a litter box both in and out of his cage. don't worry, its not that hard to do, i did it with my six year old daughter.hrer are three things you should do before you start to actually train your rabbit.1) make sure you have a proper cage for your rabbit: his cage should be big enough for him to have a "living" area and a "potty" area.2) let your rabbit exercise everyday. you should have your rabbit out to exercise 1-2 times a day for 30-60 minutes.3) feed your rabbit you should feed your rabbit a combination of fruits, vegetables and dry food three times a day. you will find that your rabbit has one or two favorite treats which you will use when you begin to train him. ok now that you have spent a some time getting to know your rabbit and have become friends its time to start training.litter training your rabbit this should be the first thing you teach your rabbit to do. it is a fairly easy task to do plus it will eliminate having to clean up after...
Great White Pyreneese
Hi, we have a 1 yr old pyreneese who is the love of the family. We got him when he was 4 months for my kids when my husband was being deployed. Shortly after that he had seizures and we got through that. I had him trained and all was well but when the baby was born and the hubby came home the training has went out the door. Now he thinks that my living room is his personal Potty area...I have tried all the products and the training tips I can but nothing seems to work He is very large as well....he is face to face with me when on his hind legs (im 5'9'') and he weighs about 100 pounds now...Husband says if I cnat break him he has to go..dont want to break the kids hearts nor mine...Any help would greatly be appreciated. THANK YOU him. ok now that you have spent a some time getting to know your rabbit and have become friends its time to start training.litter training your rabbit this should be the first thing you teach your rabbit to do. it is a fairly easy task to do plus it will eliminate having to clean up after him while you are training himother commands. you will need a litterpan about 4 inches high and either hay or nonclumping rabbit...
 
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