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    4 months old and difficult potty training

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    elbrantE
    @jkent said in 4 months old and difficult potty training: sometimes just looks at me when I give her the command to eat it, not understanding. She might be confused about the signals. Try eating a cracker while she's watching and then, setting her bowl down and telling her it's "okay" to eat. In the dog world, the boss (Alpha dog, or leader) eats first. Then the other dog(s) get to eat.
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    Crate Training 8 week old Basenji

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    Year end Stats!

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    DolceMommaD
    Congratulations!! That's very exciting.
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    1.5 yr old basenji potty issues

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    DebraDownSouthD
    Patty nailed it… when you have an issue, you have to go back as if a puppy and start anew, which means you leash her to you at all times, say NO if she starts to go, take her out, praise and treat. The good news is unlike a puppy, it will go faster. But making really sure the room has been cleaned of odors using some enzymatic sprays/cleaners is a must. http://www.cuhumane.org/topics/hseold.html
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    Olive - 5 month old peeing machine

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    DebraDownSouthD
    Spammer, folks don't click on the potty link, it's a spammer selling a product.
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    Crying in crate after 6 years

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    MacPackM
    If no UTI, perhaps a different crate? If she is used to plastic, try open wire, or vice-versa. Is the crate in your bedroom? If not, she may be having some anxiety issues, and moving the crate and changing it may help. Most 'good dogs' who are comfortable in their routine don't start waking up and crying and peeing for no reason.