Yes my name is Mare.
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From: pitpalaver
Date: 10/30/2012 10:35:05 AM
To: Chihuahuas@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Chihuahuas] Re: New (Rescue) Dog
Mare?
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> Nice photo, Mare. I stopped using mine since
Mare?
--- In Chihuahuas@yahoogroups.com, twopenns@... wrote:
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> Nice photo, Mare. I stopped using mine since no one else was using theirs.
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HI again
This is my frustration - I left a spot on the pee pad when she DID go - so she
knew to go on the pad that time (I don't use newspaper) - she gets onto the
pad - sniffs the area where she went (and usually she would squat and go )
-now she thinks about it a minute and then
Next time she has an accident , soak up the spot w the newspaper and put it in
the pee pad tray so the smell is in there . Clean up the spots with something
that gets rid of the smell on the carpet .
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I'm going to try something higher now that you mentioned it was 3" high (the
tray) -the puppy pad tray is only about 1" - I hope she 'wants' to step up into
it and isn't just so lazy she never tries.
THANKS..Lynda
"In order to really enjoy a dog, one doesn't merely try to train
Sorry! I assumed it was the "flat kind"! :(
On Tue, Oct 30, 2012 at 9:17 AM, Lynda wrote:
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> h...but the puppy pad IS in it's frame - which has a lip - she steps
> up onto the pad (and for her she has to lift her lil legs to actually 'walk
> onto it' - sniffs - walks off - and sq
h...but the puppy pad IS in it's frame - which has a lip - she steps
up onto the pad (and for her she has to lift her lil legs to actually 'walk
onto it' - sniffs - walks off - and squats onto the carpet!
Lynda
"In order to really enjoy a dog, one doesn't merely try to train him to be
For my little rat terrier (same problem with Chicago weather and him unable
to go out
in a blizzard) I found that putting his papers on a tray with a defined
"lip" helped. I used one of those trays they sell at appliance stoores
that is white plastic, about 30" square, with a 3" lip all around (fo
Hi everyone...hope everyone has made it through the storm.
Prayers to all of you that have been effected...
My frustration: I got Charlotte as a baby 1 year ago next month. (she turned a
year old in Sept).I trained her on a puppy pad because of the weather
(Pittsburgh cold/snow/yuckiness) -
Once again, just my humble opinion. I give my boys a few drops of a
supplement called Dermix and sprinkle a little digestive enzyme/probiotic
over their food. I also give them about a half tsp pumpkin with their
meals.I have also gotten our boys treats from Dogpacksnacks.net. Our
little toothles
I thought Chi’s also have knee-luxation problems often.
Good luck with your cute little rescued Chi. He is beautiful and probably very
sweet too.
Greetings from the Netherlands,
Rita
From: broo mist
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2012 11:29 AM
To: Chihuahuas@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Chihuahu
I already have bully sticks, I will see how they go!
The size (TWO POUNDS) is what concerns me most - I have tons of "big dog"
experience just thinking I'll overlook a size/breed issue. Do chis
benefit from some special supplements? Are they prone to problems OTHER
than demtal and/or breakin
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