Hi Kat. When Tia potties on the floor, soak some of it up into the 
training pad and leave that pad out for her. Most dogs will smell 
the urine on it and go back to it. (My grown chi wouldn't, but she 
was totally trained to ONLY go potty outside). As far as the food, 
try putting warm water on it (if it's hard kibble) and let it get 
soggy so she can chew it more easily. Or buy some smelly canned 
food. They always go for that smelly stuff... lol. Good luck!  ~Lacey


 In [email protected], KAT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I've only had "Tia" since Thursday and I already need some advice 
from
> all of you. I'm using the Puppy Training Pads to housebreak Tia 
but she
> has other ideas for those pads. She wants to use them for a bed, 
she
> puts all of her toys on the pad and lays there with them. She's 
using
> the middle of the kitchen floor to do her business. I have a bed 
plus a
> little tent in the kitchen for her, so I don't know why she 
prefers the
> "wee wee pads" to lay on. How do I go about getting Tia to use the 
pads
> to "go potty" on?
> 
> I'm also having problems getting her to eat. I'm feeding her the 
same
> food that her breeder had her on and I've even tried mixing in 
some baby
> food to try to temp her to eat but it isn't working very well. 
I've also
> started giving her NutraCal.
> 
> I took her to my Vet the day she arrived to be checked over and he 
said
> that she's in good health.
> 
> Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
> 
> Thanks,
> Kat
>







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