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Topic Dog Boards / General / house training staff
- By NikiH [gb] Date 03.11.03 12:53 UTC
Hi,

I have a 5 month old male staff who is perfectly house trained in the house, we have a leanto on the side of the house where my 2 staffs sleep, access to the garden, heat and lighting, however over the past week or so particularly when it is raining my dog has decided not to use the garden for his business for use the leanto instead day or night, no reason for this has they can get into the garden 24hrs no problem. This has only recently started as before he was trained at all times. However this is getting frustrating a bit.

Any comments
- By keisha [gb] Date 03.11.03 14:09 UTC
we have a covered run ,for use in the wet weather,and find it so much easier as you can leave the dog's out for a while giving them time to do there buisness
- By lel [gb] Date 03.11.03 19:21 UTC
Staffys are sometimes thought of as tough dogs which isnt the case at all - they very much like their home comforts and it could just be down to the cold wet weather . Gus is now 1 and still looks at you as if you are soft if you want him to go out in the rain . :rolleyes:
You may have to watch him for a while and carry on praising when he goes where you prefer him to
Lel
- By kazz Date 03.11.03 22:35 UTC
Sal's the same, open the door and it's raining or dark and she just looks at you as if to say, "you want me to go out there your coming with me" she'll go out if you go with her but on her own no way.

Karen
- By Gemini [gb] Date 04.11.03 10:07 UTC
Yep, same here with Buster - it must be a Staffie gene! Nicki
- By kazz Date 04.11.03 10:27 UTC
Of course it' s Staffie thing they are all WIMPS ;)

Karen
Topic Dog Boards / General / house training staff

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