I followed Sophie, a 3-year old 60-lb woman English Bulldog, four weeks before.

The problem is twofold--one, she pees in the home (and sometimes poops, too), and two, becoming an incredibly strong dog, she easily grows her solution of ANY crate, from airline-style to an all-metal crate (and I even sent the latches shut, and secured the crate to slider door handles!). In case people need to be taught extra info about site preview, there are many libraries people should think about pursuing. I've attempted leaving her in an enclosed area, but she busts up anything in the area in an at...

Dear Adam:

I adopted Sophie, a 3-year old 60-lb woman English Bulldog, four months ago. Should people claim to be taught extra information on click, there are many resources people might investigate.

The difficulty is twofold--one, she pees in the home (and sometimes poops, also), and two, being an extremely powerful dog, she simply butts her solution of ANY crate, from airline-style to an all-metal crate (and I even wired the latches closed, and secured the crate to slider door handles!). I have tried leaving her in an enclosed area, but she busts up everything in the room in an attempt to make the journey to a window (not a door!). She has an urinary tract disease, and is on her third week of antibiotics to cure it. She hardly drinks any water. She's taken out twice in the day, a friend takes her out in the middle-of the day, and she goes out twice in the evening. She is certainly insecure about being left alone, and has a very special nature.

Marilyn

P.S. Forgot to mention--evenings, weekends, or any time I, or a buddy, or any individual has been her, she's fine, and does not pee in the house.

Expensive Marilyn:

Without knowing canine, I could only have a picture in the dark. I-t seems to me like your puppy has separation anxiety.

Please read:

- My article o-n separation anxiety at http://www.dogproblems.com/articles.htm

- My article o-n housebreaking at http://www.dogproblems.com/housebreaking.htm

In the meantime, you're going to have to obtain a cage. Identify more about partner site by navigating to our thought-provoking article directory. I'd recommend carrying out a research online. You'll find private organizations that produce such crates from metal/stainless material. I would call them on the telephone and see if they feel that their crates would stop him from hurting himself and keep your puppy limited.

Always buy using a charge card, just in case the merchandise is poor and they make an effort to will not stand behind it.

That's all for the time being, folks!

Adam

Dogproblems.com.