Removing the water bowl at night?
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The best thing would be to get a robot dog: no hassle with them, no need for nappies or taking the water bowl away.
Unfortunately, it sounds like the puppy is already there. Reading things like this makes me absolutely furious 😈
Yet another dog adopted without a second thought!!
It’s basically the same as saying, "I read that if I don’t feed my baby, I won't have to change any nappies" ^^
Well, obviously not! When you have a kid, you know full well you’re going to be changing nappies for months on end! That’s just the way it is, that’s life.
It’s exactly the same with a puppy; they’re basically just a baby of a different species. So, they act like a baby.
If you're already stressing out trying to find schemes to avoid cleaning up a few puddles, I really doubt you're ready to get a puppy...
Because it’s not just the wee! They’ll destroy and chew everything they can find. Shoes, furniture, cushions, clothes, ornaments, the lot... My Dogo even chewed a hole in the wall when he was a pup—big puppy, big mess! 😂
Honestly, looking at your posts, I don’t think you're ready for a puppy.
Personally, before getting a pup, I did my research on training and asked questions about that. It would never have even crossed my mind to look up how to avoid having accidents in the house ^^
Just so you know, if you get a puppy, there will be accidents in the house for weeks or months—maybe even years depending on how you train them. It’s simply unavoidable with a puppy. Assuming you treat them right, that is. Because obviously, if a pup is dehydrated, they'll wee less...
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