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Posted by jazzrine on February 06, 2003 at 10:46:46:

Okay, my patience is wearing thin now. My sweet little pup (not really how I feel right now) has embarked on doing her wet business on my couch instead of coming upstairs to go outside. What gets me is that she knows that she has done wrong. She will come barrelling up the stairs past us and go hide under the bed and then we have to go find where she did her job. Help please. I told my husband that I am about ready to get rid of her. This is the second time that she has urinated on my new couch. I wouldn't be so frustrated if I knew that she didn't know that it was wrong, but her actions before ever being caught prove to me that she does know that she is in trouble for peeing in the house. That is the worst part....her knowing and still doing it, not letting us know she needs to go out. In the past 3 weeks she has let us know only on two occasions. She will sit by our feet and then finally give a little whimper. I don't get it. My mother has my other dog....she would not let him go...Rascal. He is a lab-rot mix and the most stubborn dog I have ever met, but it did not take this long to potty train him. Now he will bug you every half hour even if he doesn't have to go, he just likes being outside. Please help with Jazz. I am at my complete witts end.

Follow Ups:

• Re: AHHHHHH! sgulstrom 02/16/03 (1)
  • Re: AHHHHHH! TeamBoxer 02/16/03 (0)
• Re: AHHHHHH! DanielleC 02/06/03 (0)
• Re: AHHHHHH! KDiamondDavis 02/06/03 (0)