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Subject: Re: food

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SHERYL-KAY HALL

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Date Posted: 11:59:11 04/26/06 Wed
In reply to: Lee York 's message, "Re: food" on 09:02:47 04/26/06 Wed

Lee,
I know it sounds dumb but he really does know because after I check the spots he uses and if he hasn't he gets all excited and starts jumping around. Are all cresteds hard to house train? When I first got him I ended up putting a pamper on him cut out hole for his tail he stoped peeing and for most part will go outside but its like he is lazy be good for a week then go poop on the floor hardly ever pees or he is finding a spot I don't know about. He is deaf and dosn't bark but will start paseing around or he will head to the room that he uses and look at me before he goes in so I know he has to go. He is going on four years and he is not a dumb dog so I just don't get it,

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