Do you agree to put on a diaper to your dog?

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@space007,

Well it's a good idea to do so if your dog is particularly old and incontinent. I'm not sure it's a good way to house train a puppy.

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@tsarstepan,

Yep....I agree Tsars. You do not want to have a puppy that you have to continue to buy diapers for. I am pretty sure a puppy would chew it off anyway and make even more of a mess.

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@space007,

Would never work for my dog...he "likes" himself too much

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@space007,

I can't imagine a dog would allow it. Wouldn't they just tear it off?

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@Linkat,

Around here, the Navajo put diapers on rams. Well, not diapers, exactly. They use gunny sacks. It keeps them from unwanted breeding, but they do get kind of smelly, by all reports.

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@roger,

Missy is 16 & a half. David has suggested I do this, as she literally jumps out of her bed and does in on the tiles around 6am in the morning, I'm up at 6.30am.

Now I am contemplating getting up earlier, although there is not telling when she will wake. I feel horrible at the thought of putting her to bed with a diaper. I guess I shouldn't but I do. I put a whole lot of newspaper down on the ground by her instead. I just feel for an old girl that's more respectful for her..

I'd have to say no.

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@FOUND SOUL,

I agree. No need to humiliate the poor old thing. By the way, it the US, they sell training pads for similar situations. Probably better; definately not cheaper.

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@roger,

Training pads are simular though? Picture ? Smile

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@FOUND SOUL,

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http://www.valuepetsupplies.com/valuepad-600-17x24-20-gram-dog-training-puppy-pads.html?gclid=COLmhujq3bACFQOEhwodbE7J0Q

I meant similar to newspaper, not diapers.

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@roger,

I think those pee pads attract dogs to go to the bathroom on it. Me no likey. I would much rather train mine to go outside. Both my Australian Shepherd and Black Lab go out behind the shed. It's got lots of ivy that grows there and no one goes behind it. I cannot stand stepping in dog doo doo.

But for an older dog I would think the newspapers would do. Diapers just seem like way too much upkeep for me.

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@roger,

Shirt that much?

Actually, I had some of those, I put on the floor for her but she didn't use them, she may now, not sure... Given she is hitting the newspaper ok...

We have a store called "Cheap as Chips" I think I paid around $10 for a pack ...

That's a good idea Roger, and I can put a piece of newspaper on top as not to "change" things but better absorbed for sure...

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@Linkat,

I agree so and it may uncomfortable ...Dogs never wear a diaper until we human put it on them.

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@FOUND SOUL,

What a sweetie pie!

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@FOUND SOUL,

Your Missy looks a lot like my little old dogs. They're having increasing difficulty getting through the night - they're about 15 and 16.

The oldgirldog will use the pee pads in the middle room when she needs to. the oldboydog will have no part of using them and instead wakes Set up at about 4 a.m. most mornings. I wish the oldboydog would use the pee pads - it would be more restful for everyone.

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@ehBeth,

If a dog leaks you can get beds that are waterproof and don't leak. You can hose them off. This one comes apart for easy cleaning:

http://www.mammothoutlet.com/images/outdoor/outdoor-cordura-bed.JPG

http://www.mammothoutlet.com/outdoor-dog-bed.htm

Those training pads might get an older dog to stop peeing on the floor, but puppies should be trained using crates. Diapers are just useless torture for both pet and owner.

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@Green Witch,

I have a rubber-backed bassinet liner that goes under the sheepskin the oldboydog sleeps on - it's helpful if he doesn't wake up in time to go out.

The oldgirldog is a bit lazy - she'd rather use the upstairs pee pad than go downstairs and outside once it's bedtime. Given that she's blind and going deaf, and a bit wobbly sometimes, I don't mind her using the pads. Keeps all of us content.

The pads were handy during training a decade+ ago. I wouldn't recommend the diaper approach - the dog never ends up trained.

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@ehBeth,

I can see where these would be good for the older dogs. Much better than on the floor or rugs. Whatever works is my motto. I will deal with the older dog stuff and be happy to have the pee pads soon enough I am sure.

I don't want to think about that now though. I will think about it later.

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