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HELP! Potty training problems!
in Pets
We just got a Lab/boxer mix who is just adorable. She is about 4 months old and we're working on potty training. When we got her, she was only peeing a little bit in the house, never fully emptying her bladder. So we took her to the vet thinking it was a UTI and it was. We have done all the medicine and she doesn't have one anymore but is still peeing just a little bit. I think it's now a learned behavior. How would I break this?
Thanks!
Re: HELP! Potty training problems!
This, plus make sure you've cleaned all the spots in your house where she's peed with a good enzymatic cleaner. You may have to retreat them more than once if it's soaked down deep into the rug.
GL!
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