Dear furry friends,
Oh geesh, I am so embarrassed. I do not even know where to start. Lately, I have been having a bit of a problem. A, um, piddle problem. Let me explain.
Even though Mommy and Daddy were told us doxies are stubborn and hard to potty train, I have been doing really well for months now. Mommy and Daddy have me on a pretty set schedule, and I never have accidents in my crate or on the floor. But lately, something weird has been happening.
I, um, wow, there is no easy way to say this. Lately, I get so happy to see Mommy and Daddy that I piddle a little on the floor. It does not matter if I just went out to potty or what. For instance, Daddy took me out at like 6:15 this morning. When Mommy came home at 7, she opened the crate, and I was so happy to see her, I tinkled a little on her toes. I was mortified.
I know this is not the most polite thing to talk about but I am at a loss dear friends. What can I (or Mommy) do to stop this from happening? Do any of you ever have this trouble? Is this just a growth spurt I may be going through? It has happened just a couple of times in the past, but this week it has happened two days in a row. I do not want Mommy to get upset. She says she doesn't get mad, that she knows I am just excited and not trying to actually potty inside. But still, I want to make Mommy happy and proud of what a good dog I am, and it is hard to do that when you tinkle on her feet, at least I think so. Is this something I will grow out of, or will I just be an excitable pee-er for the rest of my life?
I know Mommy loves me, and always will no matter what, but any advice is most appreciated!
Doggie kisses and tale wags,
Dexter
2 comments:
OoH Dexter, :(
Mom says maybe your mom should call da V-E-T and have you checked out, just to makes sure it is not a physical problem.
Please keeps us posted...'kay?
Woofs and Licks,
Maggie Mae
We used to do that, too! We still do if we get super duper excited!! Once we even (we'll use your word) "piddle"d a river on our great auntie. She was not so happy. haha! Anyhoo, we have pretty much grown out of it except for extreme cases of excitement.
~Milly and Shelby
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