I just don't get this...
This is another reason I don't like pad training for adult dogs, really. I mean, whatever floats your boat and stuff, but it still just grosses me out.
I saw a post on another forum where they basically were just like "Yeah, he misses the pad sometimes. But I don't care. His poop is firm so I just pick it up off the floor/carpet."
I mean, it's one thing to have a dog who is pad trained who actually goes on the pad 100% of the time... but to just not care if your dog misses it, kinda grosses me out.
Most pad-trained dogs I read about too mistake rugs for pee pads and most have to wear either diapers or belly bands in other peoples homes so they don't make mistakes... why would anyone want that? *shrugs* I dunno, it's just something I could never deal with in a dog... does anyone feel the same way?
This is another reason I don't like pad training for adult dogs, really. I mean, whatever floats your boat and stuff, but it still just grosses me out.
I saw a post on another forum where they basically were just like "Yeah, he misses the pad sometimes. But I don't care. His poop is firm so I just pick it up off the floor/carpet."
I mean, it's one thing to have a dog who is pad trained who actually goes on the pad 100% of the time... but to just not care if your dog misses it, kinda grosses me out.
Most pad-trained dogs I read about too mistake rugs for pee pads and most have to wear either diapers or belly bands in other peoples homes so they don't make mistakes... why would anyone want that? *shrugs* I dunno, it's just something I could never deal with in a dog... does anyone feel the same way?