[NAGDU] Piddler

[d m gina]

Original I rashion her water.
If she goes out and eats snow, then the water is not as much in the bowl.
I keep her on the hands free leash around my waist so that I know where she is.
When she growns then I make sure she can get out again.
I know this is something that can be quite frustrating.
message:
> For some reason, Krokus has decided it's OK to pee in the corner of my
> living room.  I'd noticed a pee smell, and a bit of pee, but I thought it
> was just dribbles.  He has this long-standing problem of drinking, then
> needing to go out urgently, and he lets me know he has to go by rushing
> around and sometimes dribbling.
> But last night he came down, and I heard him peeing.  I let him know that
> was not acceptable, and rushed him out, then did my best, again, to clean
> it up.  I hope he got the message.  When he first came home, and was
> getting a little off-leash freedom, he thought it would be OK to pee on
> the bathroom door in the kitchen, until I caught him at it and laid down
> the law.  He hasn't done it since, so I don't know why he decided to start
> up again.  And I wonder if his urgency problem will get worse, as he gets
> older. It seems like a shorter time now, between drinking and needing to
> go out, so I've misjudged the time to take him before he starts dribbling.
> Of all the things I've written to go with my guide dog application, I
> never even imagined "must be housebroken" had to be one of them.
> Tracy



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