I agree with Gloria. If you give him a safe place inside to poo maybe he would stop his random pooing inside. I use wee pads inside on hard plastic wee pad trays. It protects my floor and the babies know they are allowed to go on them. To train them I reward when they first start using them. They also have a special scent that attracts them. Good luck, Carol and Crew
On Tue, Jan 18, 2011 at 5:17 PM, Kylie <[email protected]> wrote: > > > I rescued a chihuahua 2 years ago. When I first got him he had been > severely neglected and was close to death. when I first brought him home he > was really aggressive to everyone except me. With some love and lots of > attention and always having a lap to sit in he has transformed from a very > aggressive dog into a very loving family member. He is spoiled between our 4 > kids and grandson and my grandma who holds him all day long. We love him > dearly but he has one bad habit that is very hard to live with and I need > some advice on how to handle it. He poops in the house alot. He'll do it > everyday for awhile and then not do it for a week then start it all over > again. It seems to have nothing to do with the weather. It'll be sunny and > after hes been outside he'll poop inside. It's cold here in WI but some days > hes fine with going outside and other days he just goes wherever he feels > like it. We've tried rewarding him when he goes potty outside but then the > next day he goes inside. We always make sure he gets outside when he needs > to but sometimes he'll poop right after he gets back in. Please help! I'm > sick of cleaning up poop inside the house! > > > -- *Carol* *Muchacha, Bella Rose, Chibbie, Blue, Cooper, Ruth Anne, Gracie, * *ChiChi, Granny and Holly Noel*
