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Dog sitting and going out of my mind. Help.
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<blockquote data-quote="hearts and roses" data-source="post: 461122" data-attributes="member: 2211"><p><span style="color: #008080"><span style="font-size: 10px">Jody, they really like to be the center of attention, perhaps the kitchen would be better in terms of less yapping. By nature, these little yorkies need to be around people and hearing the buzz from the other room will drive her insane. If it's only for 9 more days, perhaps you could keep Broady (since he's mellow) out of the kitchen for his personal playtime elsewhere while she's with you in the kitchen, etc. Just a thought. Also, at 10 months? She's no where near completed her housebreaking/training at all. Terriers by nature tend to be obstinate and stubborn so they can be challenging little dogs to train anyway. It took us 6 months to break Sophie from pooping in the house and almost 18 months for the peeing to stop - now she would explode before going in the house! And Nala, well it was February when she was being trained and we got her at 5 months, of which she spent all her time in a dog pound crate, so she trained very fast. Nowadays, as an old lady, she will only go in the house if it's a dire emergency or if she is ill - and only then in front of the toilet. Smart dog. We do not have any rugs whatsoever because of the dogs and we won't until the last one is GONE. Labs and Goldens and such are much easier than the little tiny ones. I feel for you. Our Yorkie is easy child's dog (yah, right!). I fell in love with her and because of that I'm partially blind to her badness! </span></span></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hearts and roses, post: 461122, member: 2211"] [COLOR=#008080][SIZE=2]Jody, they really like to be the center of attention, perhaps the kitchen would be better in terms of less yapping. By nature, these little yorkies need to be around people and hearing the buzz from the other room will drive her insane. If it's only for 9 more days, perhaps you could keep Broady (since he's mellow) out of the kitchen for his personal playtime elsewhere while she's with you in the kitchen, etc. Just a thought. Also, at 10 months? She's no where near completed her housebreaking/training at all. Terriers by nature tend to be obstinate and stubborn so they can be challenging little dogs to train anyway. It took us 6 months to break Sophie from pooping in the house and almost 18 months for the peeing to stop - now she would explode before going in the house! And Nala, well it was February when she was being trained and we got her at 5 months, of which she spent all her time in a dog pound crate, so she trained very fast. Nowadays, as an old lady, she will only go in the house if it's a dire emergency or if she is ill - and only then in front of the toilet. Smart dog. We do not have any rugs whatsoever because of the dogs and we won't until the last one is GONE. Labs and Goldens and such are much easier than the little tiny ones. I feel for you. Our Yorkie is easy child's dog (yah, right!). I fell in love with her and because of that I'm partially blind to her badness! [/SIZE][/COLOR] [/QUOTE]
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