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Date Posted: 14:35:57 04/17/07 Tue
Author: Cheryl
Subject: Re: how to house train my pom
In reply to: Elaine 's message, "how to house train my pom" on 10:51:18 06/02/04 Wed

I had the same problem with my pom, he's super small and I was getting up multiple times in the night taking him out, I was absolutely exhausted. I trained him with the purina dog litter, it is amazing. I wish I could take a video so you could see him use it, whenever he has to go, he just jumps in his pan and does his thing! I also took him outside and encouraged him to go out there too. So, if he's in the house and has to go, he uses his litter pan. If he's outside, he'll go there too so if you visit a friend you don't have to worry about him going in the house. Definitely give it a try. When I saw that he had to go, I would put him in the pan and make him go in there. Then I would praise him and give him a treat. I still maintained taking him out too, I recommend that because otherwise they will think it's bad to go outside.

> I just adopted my new 4 month old Pomeranian. It
>seems though, as if my Pom was never trained as a tiny
>pup. He always goes to the bathroom in the house. We
>have been trying to train him, and sometimes he goes
>outside, but he goes to the bathroom very, very often.
>What should I do? I was thinking of purchasing the
>bathroom pads for dogs to put on the floor, but I'm
>not sure if that will confuse him and only make him go
>to the bathroom inside more often. Please answer.
>Sincerely, ELaine.

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