If you want to get it today any pet store should have it; pet smart, petco or pet boutiques.
Or you can always buy it online or on ebay: http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?from=R40&satitle=disposable+dog+diaper Just look for "disposable dog diapers" Luciana --- In [email protected], Karen Dukes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > The diapers sound like a good idea, where will I find them? > > lucianajustice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I just got a puppy chi last saturday. > > Every time he wakes up from a nap I immediately take him to the garage > area (my chosen area) to go on his scent pad. After his meals and > play time I take him to the garage area also. > When I did that I didnt have problems with accidents in the house. If > he goes outside the pad in the garage area I just say "No" and put him > on the pad right way. If he does his stuff on the pad I give him a > treat and praise. (I have treat already on a shelf in the garage so I > can make sure I'll not forget) > > During the night he has been in his crate by my side of the bed (it's > a medium size). He has his bed and scented pad right close to it. When > he wakes up during the night he will pee on the scented pad and go > back to his bed. > > One thing I can tell ... it takes time. I spent my weekend > baby-sitting the new chi and I do not let him out of my site so I can > correct his behavior as it happens (that's what I was told to do over > and over) > > I don't know how long it will take to have my puppy chi ready to have > access to all areas in my house without supervision but I'm up to the > challenge. > > What about some disposable diapers? you could give it a try and keep > taking her outside to do the other bussines after her meals. > > I hope this helps a little bit ... I would not let Gracie outside the > house by herself. I think she would be miserable and it can be > dangerous for her as well. > > Luciana > > --- In [email protected], "kdukes1961" <kdukes1961@> wrote: > > > > Hi Brenda, > > Well, that is a good answer for me. Here's what happnened with > > puppy pads. We confined her to the kitchen/dining area which is > > huge, while we went on our honeymoon for 2 days. I spread 6 puppy > > pads all over the area. She chose one and used it the entire time > > but only peed, not the other. When I got home, I took her out and > > she did her other business. Since then I tried putting a puppy pad > > in the same area, and leaving the rest of the house available to > > her. She never went to the pad. Her favorite places are, my husbands > > room where he puts his what I call toys, and the bathroom rugs. I > > know she's older and I've let her get away with the bathroom rug > > part for years simply because they were washable and replaceable and > > it was just me and her. Now with a new husband in the picture he is > > really hard on her. He believes dogs do not belong inside. She has > > slept in my bed all her life and now she's not allowed. Either I > > married a monster or I've just spoiled my little Gracie. It has > > gotten so bad that she hides under my bed and will snap at my > > fingers when I try to get her out. And she definately will bite him > > when he tries because he yells at her. I guess I will start her out > > again by confining her to the kitchen area with puppy pads and see > > what happens. Thanks so much for your help. > > Karen > > --- In [email protected], Brenda Walsh <fuzzbucket1990@> > > wrote: > > > > > > You can't put her out permently, she's too small and they don't do > > well outside. Will she go on a pee pad? I don't really see a > > problem if she goes on a pee pad. My Little Man never goes outside > > to go potty,where we live isn't really a good idea to take him > > outside alot. Take care. > > > Brenda > > > > > > kdukes1961 <kdukes1961@> wrote: > > > Hi, > > > It's so wonderful to have a group just for chi owners. My name is > > > Karen and I have a 6 year old female chi named Gracie. Gracie was > > > spayed before age 1. I have tried everything to train her to go > > > outside. She will go outside but she still goes inside if I am > > > sleeping or doing something like making dinner. She won't tell me > > that > > > she needs to go out. This is driving my new husband crazy and he > > wants > > > to put her outside permantly. Any helpful suggestions or advice > > would > > > be greatly appreciated. This dog is my child and I don't want her > > > outside. Thank you. > > > Karen in Mississippi > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > > > Access over 1 million songs - Yahoo! Music Unlimited. > > > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com > " Lets talk about our wonderful little friends! Join today! " Yahoo! 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