I live in Florida ;
It is great weather here ,this morning it was 60 degrees with a slight breeze ,all my girls were shivering ,the same as they did when I lived at 5,000 feet with snow and 17 degrees .When it rains here I have to beg them to get out of their travel trailer . When it gets over 87 I have to put them inside in the AC .Chi's just don't do weather very well .So put them in bed and let them snuggle and they'll do great .I have house broken many Chi's but when they feel like going on the floor they go .I know a 90 year old Lady who can make a Chi do anything but she's a better man than me lol.
Robert
Robert
Chihuahuavill
Lacey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Lacey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I had no luck training Fifi to the pads. She's always gone potty
outside, and for some reason was really easy to potty train. I tried
to train her to the pads right after we moved here. She refused to
use them. She would actually "hold it" until the point of shaking
and whining. So I stopped even trying. Boy, is it gonna be cold here
in the snow and rain (Germany)...lol. But she can hold it for a good
12 hours, so we can always wait until the rain stops to go out. Not
sure how she will do with a foot or more of snow on the ground.
~Lacey
In [email protected], William Faulds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Marsha, I really laughed out loud at your response. We have four
resecued cats and three chihuahuas. Our Pancho, Cisco and Rosie all
think the litter box is full of "tootsie rolls." It is a constant
challenge.
>
> Bill F.
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> marsha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have always wandered how one managed to litter train a chi.
Sounds like
> such a good idea, but I happen to know from experience (and as a
cat owner
> also) that my chis prefer to play in and eat the litter as opposed
to
> pottying in it...so I too am interested in knowing how any of you
managed
> this.
> Marsha
>
> Subject: [Chihuahuas] A Hello & Question :)
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>
> > Hi, I'm a mom to 2 3-month old chis. Peanut & Chai. I got the
bright
> > idea to litter train them....since we live in Northern VA...and
it's
> > almost time for snow...they hate the rain, so I'm assuming
they'll be
> > the same with snow. Anyway, I thought maybe it would be better to
> > litter train them so that it wouldn't matter the weather. I'm
> > wondering has anyone else had any luck? Tips & Advice always
welcome.
> >
> > TIA
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