[NAGDU] Dog Poop

[Tracy Carcione]

Echo had a similar problem, in her extreme old age.  I tried a dog diaper, but then she just got poop on herself, which didn't make either of us happy.  
Really, the relieving belt was the best solution.  She didn't seem to mind wearing it, and, if she did have an accident and lay on it before I noticed, it was still in the bag.  But usually I noticed the smell and took it off right away.

My husband says people talk about the unconditional love dogs give, but it really goes both ways.  Only for someone you really love are you willing to deal with unexpected poop.
Good luck.
Tracy


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From: NAGDU [mailto:nagdu-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Cindy Ray via NAGDU
Sent: Tuesday, November 03, 2020 2:16 PM
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Subject: [NAGDU] Dog Poop

I just have to do this. Fisher, as you all know, is in his twilight years. He’s becoming blind, and his urges are monumentally necessary to have met right away. So, I’m finding poop everywhere – on the patio, on the blocks we walk over, in the house. It’s not constant, but it’s annoying. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to keep this down other than the harness, which I really don’t want to introduce to him at this point. I have some thoughts, but maybe someone else has some. Thanks. Cindy Lou Ray Moderator Cindy ray at gmail.com

Cindy Lou Ray
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