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I have had Nala, my 60 lb female pitbull, since she was 6 weeks old. She's right at 3 years old now.
She has not had an accident inside my apartment in two years--since I moved here. She signals to be let out and holds it all day while I am at work. Likewise, if I bring her to a place where no animals have soiled before, I know I can let her run around free and she will not have an accident. I bring her to work a lot too.
My boyfriend's family has 3 dogs that are completely unhousetrained, if anything, they've trained themselves to use their house as a toilet. None of them go when you take them outside. They will **** or piss on the bed, couch, floor, stairs, whatever, right in front of you. The house smells very bad.
If I don't watch Nala here, she WILL **** and piss on the floor. What gives? It happens very seldom, say once every couple months. I still scold and correct her harshly, but at the same time, can I blame her?
Any advice? She would probably have accidents more frequently there if I didn't keep an eagle eye on her at his house. If I can't keep my eyes on her downstairs, she's in my boyfriend's room where she has never had an accident and I can trust her.
She has not had an accident inside my apartment in two years--since I moved here. She signals to be let out and holds it all day while I am at work. Likewise, if I bring her to a place where no animals have soiled before, I know I can let her run around free and she will not have an accident. I bring her to work a lot too.
My boyfriend's family has 3 dogs that are completely unhousetrained, if anything, they've trained themselves to use their house as a toilet. None of them go when you take them outside. They will **** or piss on the bed, couch, floor, stairs, whatever, right in front of you. The house smells very bad.
If I don't watch Nala here, she WILL **** and piss on the floor. What gives? It happens very seldom, say once every couple months. I still scold and correct her harshly, but at the same time, can I blame her?
Any advice? She would probably have accidents more frequently there if I didn't keep an eagle eye on her at his house. If I can't keep my eyes on her downstairs, she's in my boyfriend's room where she has never had an accident and I can trust her.
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