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I've been so looking forward to Spring so we can be more active outside with Lucy. Well it's here and we have but I swear, the more worn out she is, the more potty accidents she has inside. Or I suppose more likely it's because she gets hot and drinks more and I just have to take her out more.
We took her to the vet today for her last round of vaccinations and the vet asked if she was all housebroken and acted like she totally should/could be by now. Ha. She still has accidents... not every day, but I still have to watch her like a hawk! And after a big walk, with plenty of time to relieve herself, she still has an accident within 10 minutes of being inside.
I just so wish I could be more confident with her and let her roam around without being paranoid. But I just can't! It's exhausting!
Thanks for listening to me whine.... it really helps just to complain !!
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I know - I will be so sad when she's not a puppy anymore. Despite her nipping and accidents, she is SO cute and soft and sweet and silly! And I really will miss that!
Well I am praying that a light bulb goes off in a month for Lucy too!
BTW Yogi is so cute :) He kinda looks like Lucy!
I simply cannot hear "vent away, and it will get better soon" enough! Seriously, it really does help!!!
I think you nailed it. She has not figured out what walks are for. She doesn't pee at all except when we first go out the door and she finds her usually spot. Then when we get back home I take her back to her spot but she never wants to go again and I don't understand that! She knows "go potty" on command but nothing. We just need a good groove!
Ro, you so sound like me when Oscar was going through the dreaded potty training. We'd count off the days he'd go without an accident and get to about 25, when BAM!, he'd have an accident and we'd have to reset to ZERO! We reset so many times I lost count. So frustrating!
It sounds like our Lucy's are exactly the same age! Mine was 4 months last week!
I feel like I knew her winter schedule pretty well. This lovely weather and lots of outside play is throwing us off!
Complain away! My youngest doodle, Oscar, is 1-1/2 yrs old now, but he was my 'problem child' when it came to potty training. He was and is the sweetest, mellowest, cuddliest puppy around, and didn't give me a moment of stress other than the potty training thing (oh, and that he likes to eat socks!), but that alone was so exhausting to stay on top of, and so very stressful. It should end soon with your Lucy, as Oscar was pretty much done by 4-1/2 mos. Good luck!
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