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  • norm
    norm Posts: 31,146
    when you got her, did you crate train her jeags?
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,598
    norm wrote:
    when you got her, did you crate train her jeags?


    yeah i crated her. lately i have gone back to that in the afternoons. i have the neighbor crate her after she takes her out. its only for a few hours but thats when she normally pees.

    and when she was a puppy, she did pee in the crate from time to time too..... :?:
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  • decides2dream
    decides2dream Posts: 14,977
    norm wrote:
    when you got her, did you crate train her jeags?


    yeah i crated her. lately i have gone back to that in the afternoons. i have the neighbor crate her after she takes her out. its only for a few hours but thats when she normally pees.

    and when she was a puppy, she did pee in the crate from time to time too..... :?:




    wood floors are your friend.
    altho i will say, all our floors are wood, and yet.....if an accident occurs, they always go for the few small carpets around. :? igby is 6 years old and still on occasion has accidents, tho not nearly as often as he used to. he will NOT go outside when it rains. so, he pees in the bathroom. :roll: between pee accidents and vomit....pets always add 'something' to the house, thus why....bare floors for us!
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  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,598
    norm wrote:
    when you got her, did you crate train her jeags?


    yeah i crated her. lately i have gone back to that in the afternoons. i have the neighbor crate her after she takes her out. its only for a few hours but thats when she normally pees.

    and when she was a puppy, she did pee in the crate from time to time too..... :?:




    wood floors are your friend.
    altho i will say, all our floors are wood, and yet.....if an accident occurs, they always go for the few small carpets around. :? igby is 6 years old and still on occasion has accidents, tho not nearly as often as he used to. he will NOT go outside when it rains. so, he pees in the bathroom. :roll: between pee accidents and vomit....pets always add 'something' to the house, thus why....bare floors for us!

    yeah, that is what i was thinking....wood floors
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  • Wobbie
    Wobbie Posts: 31,320
    norm wrote:
    imalive wrote:
    It IS a funny picture, but my little girl is miserable. I still don't know the results of the biopsy but I can't shake this bad feeling I have. The vet called me yesterday to see how Gracie was doing. He said the tumor (or whatever it was) was attached to muscle. He also mentioned necrosis and stage II something or other :cry::cry::cry: . Maybe I'll hear something today or tomorrow. I'm trying to stay positive. If it's benign, I'll be doing cartwheels!


    gracie is gonna be fine...and i wanna see video of the cartwheels! ;):D

    well, not quite. but not worst case either.

    i'm typing one handed while i hold gracie's collar to give her some out of cone time. it was a mast cell type 2 tumor - cancer. oh fuck. but the encouraging news is the lab gives it a low to moderate chance of spreading. today they aspirated a downstream lymph node to check for migration. now, we wait for THAT lab result. apparently this tumor grew b/c gracie's immune system didn't see it as a threat until it was too late. i'll keep you guys posted. thanks a million for all your support.

    now i gotta go back and read about the jeagler's peeing dog. :mrgreen:
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  • PearlOfAGirl
    PearlOfAGirl Posts: 15,993
    imalive wrote:
    norm wrote:
    imalive wrote:
    It IS a funny picture, but my little girl is miserable. I still don't know the results of the biopsy but I can't shake this bad feeling I have. The vet called me yesterday to see how Gracie was doing. He said the tumor (or whatever it was) was attached to muscle. He also mentioned necrosis and stage II something or other :cry::cry::cry: . Maybe I'll hear something today or tomorrow. I'm trying to stay positive. If it's benign, I'll be doing cartwheels!


    gracie is gonna be fine...and i wanna see video of the cartwheels! ;):D

    well, not quite. but not worst case either.

    i'm typing one handed while i hold gracie's collar to give her some out of cone time. it was a mast cell type 2 tumor - cancer. oh fuck. but the encouraging news is the lab gives it a low to moderate chance of spreading. today they aspirated a downstream lymph node to check for migration. now, we wait for THAT lab result. apparently this tumor grew b/c gracie's immune system didn't see it as a threat until it was too late. i'll keep you guys posted. thanks a million for all your support.

    now i gotta go back and read about the jeagler's peeing dog. :mrgreen:
    I'm still praying for your beautiful dog Gracie... :)

    Wish you were here...

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  • pandora
    pandora Posts: 21,855
    Its possible Kasey is not going completely or at all when you let her out. We have trouble with a granddoggie who visits, Dottie. She was never properly trained to connect being outside with going potty. Her previous owners just put her out and never let her back-she was an outside dog- a Chihuahua Jack Russell mix I might add- 10 lbs an outside dog, some people. When my daughter rescued her she never connected going outside with going potty and often still goes in the house. You may have thought you trained her but perhaps she doesn't associate going out with going.
    Both the pit mixes in our family are like camels and can go very long periods without going. So its an individual thing also- perhaps Casey just has a weak bladder. Crating no longer than 6 hrs and limit water are good ideas.
    Lastly of course our Jakey just wanted to always mark his territory- lift his leg- Kasey although a girl could be doing that also??
    Good luck - give the Dog Whisperer website a look- he might have some suggestion for you and Kasey. We swear by Cesar.
  • pandora
    pandora Posts: 21,855
    imalive wrote:
    norm wrote:
    imalive wrote:
    It IS a funny picture, but my little girl is miserable. I still don't know the results of the biopsy but I can't shake this bad feeling I have. The vet called me yesterday to see how Gracie was doing. He said the tumor (or whatever it was) was attached to muscle. He also mentioned necrosis and stage II something or other :cry::cry::cry: . Maybe I'll hear something today or tomorrow. I'm trying to stay positive. If it's benign, I'll be doing cartwheels!


    gracie is gonna be fine...and i wanna see video of the cartwheels! ;):D

    well, not quite. but not worst case either.

    i'm typing one handed while i hold gracie's collar to give her some out of cone time. it was a mast cell type 2 tumor - cancer. oh fuck. but the encouraging news is the lab gives it a low to moderate chance of spreading. today they aspirated a downstream lymph node to check for migration. now, we wait for THAT lab result. apparently this tumor grew b/c gracie's immune system didn't see it as a threat until it was too late. i'll keep you guys posted. thanks a million for all your support.

    now i gotta go back and read about the jeagler's peeing dog. :mrgreen:
    Oh I'm sorry- good thing it was caught when it was. Hope everything comes back real good news-we are thinking of you and praying for Gracie.
  • norm
    norm Posts: 31,146
    imalive wrote:
    well, not quite. but not worst case either.

    i'm typing one handed while i hold gracie's collar to give her some out of cone time. it was a mast cell type 2 tumor - cancer. oh fuck. but the encouraging news is the lab gives it a low to moderate chance of spreading. today they aspirated a downstream lymph node to check for migration. now, we wait for THAT lab result. apparently this tumor grew b/c gracie's immune system didn't see it as a threat until it was too late. i'll keep you guys posted. thanks a million for all your support.

    :( well hopefully it was caught early and gracie will go on to annoy you for years to come! ;):D
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,598
    pandora wrote:
    Its possible Kasey is not going completely or at all when you let her out. We have trouble with a granddoggie who visits, Dottie. She was never properly trained to connect being outside with going potty. Her previous owners just put her out and never let her back-she was an outside dog- a Chihuahua Jack Russell mix I might add- 10 lbs an outside dog, some people. When my daughter rescued her she never connected going outside with going potty and often still goes in the house. You may have thought you trained her but perhaps she doesn't associate going out with going.
    Both the pit mixes in our family are like camels and can go very long periods without going. So its an individual thing also- perhaps Casey just has a weak bladder. Crating no longer than 6 hrs and limit water are good ideas.
    Lastly of course our Jakey just wanted to always mark his territory- lift his leg- Kasey although a girl could be doing that also??
    Good luck - give the Dog Whisperer website a look- he might have some suggestion for you and Kasey. We swear by Cesar.

    i will check out cear's website. have seen the show, but not the site.....the not going completely thing sounds possible. i am usually out there the whole time with her. sometimes she goes out and its boom-boom, really quick and she's ready to come in. like we're only outside for a couple minutes. maybe we should stay out longer.
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  • norm
    norm Posts: 31,146
    pandora wrote:
    Its possible Kasey is not going completely or at all when you let her out. We have trouble with a granddoggie who visits, Dottie. She was never properly trained to connect being outside with going potty. Her previous owners just put her out and never let her back-she was an outside dog- a Chihuahua Jack Russell mix I might add- 10 lbs an outside dog, some people. When my daughter rescued her she never connected going outside with going potty and often still goes in the house. You may have thought you trained her but perhaps she doesn't associate going out with going.
    Both the pit mixes in our family are like camels and can go very long periods without going. So its an individual thing also- perhaps Casey just has a weak bladder. Crating no longer than 6 hrs and limit water are good ideas.
    Lastly of course our Jakey just wanted to always mark his territory- lift his leg- Kasey although a girl could be doing that also??
    Good luck - give the Dog Whisperer website a look- he might have some suggestion for you and Kasey. We swear by Cesar.

    i will check out cear's website. have seen the show, but not the site.....the not going completely thing sounds possible. i am usually out there the whole time with her. sometimes she goes out and its boom-boom, really quick and she's ready to come in. like we're only outside for a couple minutes. maybe we should stay out longer.


    does she get regular walks?
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,598
    norm wrote:
    pandora wrote:
    Its possible Kasey is not going completely or at all when you let her out. We have trouble with a granddoggie who visits, Dottie. She was never properly trained to connect being outside with going potty. Her previous owners just put her out and never let her back-she was an outside dog- a Chihuahua Jack Russell mix I might add- 10 lbs an outside dog, some people. When my daughter rescued her she never connected going outside with going potty and often still goes in the house. You may have thought you trained her but perhaps she doesn't associate going out with going.
    Both the pit mixes in our family are like camels and can go very long periods without going. So its an individual thing also- perhaps Casey just has a weak bladder. Crating no longer than 6 hrs and limit water are good ideas.
    Lastly of course our Jakey just wanted to always mark his territory- lift his leg- Kasey although a girl could be doing that also??
    Good luck - give the Dog Whisperer website a look- he might have some suggestion for you and Kasey. We swear by Cesar.

    i will check out cear's website. have seen the show, but not the site.....the not going completely thing sounds possible. i am usually out there the whole time with her. sometimes she goes out and its boom-boom, really quick and she's ready to come in. like we're only outside for a couple minutes. maybe we should stay out longer.


    does she get regular walks?

    i take her out in the morning and then again after work. usually 2 laps around the block each time which is about a mile. does that sound regular?
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  • norm
    norm Posts: 31,146
    i take her out in the morning and then again after work. usually 2 laps around the block each time which is about a mile. does that sound regular?

    does she pee on the walks? only other thing i can suggest is when she is in the house, to keep an eye on her and if she looks like she's gonna pee, stop he immediately...she has to learn that is an outside thing
  • pandora
    pandora Posts: 21,855
    norm wrote:
    i take her out in the morning and then again after work. usually 2 laps around the block each time which is about a mile. does that sound regular?

    does she pee on the walks? only other thing i can suggest is when she is in the house, to keep an eye on her and if she looks like she's gonna pee, stop he immediately...she has to learn that is an outside thing
    Yes and a command when you let her out is good - we use "go outside" sounds silly but they understand now it means to pee. When she does it praise her and like Norm said try to catch in the bad act and let her know its just outside for that. Dogs so want to please she just needs to figure it out.
  • norm
    norm Posts: 31,146
    pandora wrote:
    norm wrote:
    i take her out in the morning and then again after work. usually 2 laps around the block each time which is about a mile. does that sound regular?

    does she pee on the walks? only other thing i can suggest is when she is in the house, to keep an eye on her and if she looks like she's gonna pee, stop he immediately...she has to learn that is an outside thing
    Yes and a command when you let her out is good - we use "go outside" sounds silly but they understand now it means to pee. When she does it praise her and like Norm said try to catch in the bad act and let her know its just outside for that. Dogs so want to please she just needs to figure it out.

    i think you and i have watched a lot of cesar ;):D
  • pandora
    pandora Posts: 21,855
    oh yea- even went to see him "live" now thats a fan-
    oh and have had doggies in my life now for 50 plus years- wow
    for me thats been Gods plan all along and its been my favorite part of my life
    but don't tell my humans ;)
  • decides2dream
    decides2dream Posts: 14,977
    norm wrote:
    pandora wrote:
    norm wrote:
    does she pee on the walks? only other thing i can suggest is when she is in the house, to keep an eye on her and if she looks like she's gonna pee, stop he immediately...she has to learn that is an outside thing
    Yes and a command when you let her out is good - we use "go outside" sounds silly but they understand now it means to pee. When she does it praise her and like Norm said try to catch in the bad act and let her know its just outside for that. Dogs so want to please she just needs to figure it out.

    i think you and i have watched a lot of cesar ;):D



    we say 'go walkies'....and do all the above, and have maybe watched 2 episodes of cesar. ;)
    he ain't the only one to train dogs....:P



    and i'malive!


    :o :( :cry:

    i'm soooo sorry to read of your news ! hopefully all will be well, glad you caught it early enough!
    best wishes to gracie - she will be in my thoughts!
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    Let's just breathe...


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  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,598
    norm wrote:
    i take her out in the morning and then again after work. usually 2 laps around the block each time which is about a mile. does that sound regular?

    does she pee on the walks? only other thing i can suggest is when she is in the house, to keep an eye on her and if she looks like she's gonna pee, stop he immediately...she has to learn that is an outside thing


    yeah she pees A LOT on the walks.

    curious...how often do you have to let your pooch out to pee when your home?
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  • norm
    norm Posts: 31,146
    norm wrote:
    i take her out in the morning and then again after work. usually 2 laps around the block each time which is about a mile. does that sound regular?

    does she pee on the walks? only other thing i can suggest is when she is in the house, to keep an eye on her and if she looks like she's gonna pee, stop he immediately...she has to learn that is an outside thing


    yeah she pees A LOT on the walks.

    curious...how often do you have to let your pooch out to pee when your home?


    well i'm lucky...i have a big backyard so when i'm home he's out there most of the time
  • vedderfan10
    vedderfan10 Posts: 2,497
    norm wrote:
    imalive wrote:
    well, not quite. but not worst case either.

    i'm typing one handed while i hold gracie's collar to give her some out of cone time. it was a mast cell type 2 tumor - cancer. oh fuck. but the encouraging news is the lab gives it a low to moderate chance of spreading. today they aspirated a downstream lymph node to check for migration. now, we wait for THAT lab result. apparently this tumor grew b/c gracie's immune system didn't see it as a threat until it was too late. i'll keep you guys posted. thanks a million for all your support.

    :( well hopefully it was caught early and gracie will go on to annoy you for years to come! ;):D

    That's the pits, man...sorry if I got your hopes up...if it was into the muscle, then yeah, that wouldn't have been a lipoma..but the good news for you is that it seems it was caught in time. And she was behaving all normal and healthy... Life can really suck....but yeah, she's got you to take care of her... and she'll be strong for you, and that can only lead to good things, right?
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