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Subject: Re: belly bands


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Lee McCartney
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Date Posted: 17:18:38 04/23/07 Mon
In reply to: wellie 's message, "belly bands" on 11:06:28 04/23/07 Mon

Yes, bellybands are safe & humane. They should not, however, to be used for training, but merely as a sanity/furniture saver. It is very dog dependent, some will wet it once and realize that it's wet & yucky and won't ever wet again while it's on. Others could care less and pee with it on anyway and, in those cases, you need to put a pad inside to absorb the urine. I have one that will never be housebroken and for him I use baby diapers just like you would a bellyband.

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Re: belly bandsMeredith04:57:41 04/26/07 Thu


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