At 02:22 PM 09/26/2001 EDT, you wrote:
>Hi,
>In order to have success, you must use the ones made for dogs. I also
tried the cheaper, human ones and they always tear them up within 3 minutes
of putting the pad down. They do not work.
Hi Phyllis
I did not realize that there was a difference between the two - I thought
that the doggie pads were the same exact thing, simply impregnated with an
attractant.
>I do just want to add my own opinion on the subject of litter or wee-wee
pads..... Cavaliers are beautiful, proud dogs with dignity. They are not
little teacup Yorkies or those Mexican ones (whose name I will not attempt
to spell.)
I absolutely agree with you on this - at least to a great degree. However,
I was considering the litter in order to keep our babies cleaner, not as a
permanent alternative to house trained dogs. We also thought that this
might help get pupies of to a good start in new homes as it would be a
familiar scent, appearance and feeling (dogs are quite sensitive about what
is under foot) thereby being a better cue for pottying than an umfamiliar
lawn....
Frankly, however, there are times when after several days of rain I really
do fantasize about litter trained Cavliers.....LOL
Hilarie
Hilarie Gibbs-Sykes
Mel Sykes
Hob Nob Cavaliers
Sarasota, FL
http://www.geocities.com/locustlee
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