Yorkster, I do think that the lack of medical problems is a good thing. If you hadn't of had it checked out, you would always wonder. And the glass is half full, or maybe even three-quarters full. I think if you just keep doing what you've been doing, and make sure you know whether she goes when she is outside, the accidents will continue to decrease and you will have a completely housetrained dog one of these months. And then you will be sooo happy.

Last night I let my dogs out, and went back in the kitchen and three minutes later I hear my husband letting them back in. I told him, "They don't *go* that fast!" I put them out again and told them to *go potty* and sure enough, each of them pooped. After dealing with a difficult to housebreak dog, you develop a sixth sense about it.