Doggy School?

[Pam]

You are having the opposite problem from what I experienced with Bella. She got the "poopies" down in no time, but the peeing was another story. First of all, I must admit to being a pug lover and admirer for years. I almost selected a pug before getting my Bella, although years of owning poodles caused me to hesitate to switch at this point in my life. I still think there might be a puggily in my future at some point though. I just love them! That said, in my scouring the internet for info about pugs, I did learn that they are slow to housebreak. I know you are wishing that this would all be over soon, and quite possibly it will, but keep in mind she will "get it" soon and just have patience. My daughter adopted a Greater Swiss Mountain Dog in July. She too was told by the breeder and info on the internet that they are slow to housebreak. At this point I think she can finally say Dale is about 99.9% housebroken. Of course it helps if someone is home all day to keep taking Sylvia out. Fortunately my daughter is a stay-at-home mom or Dale might still not be "getting it." Just be patient and give that little sweetie lots of hugs and kisses from me.

PS.... The poop is easier to clean up! LOL!

PSS....Hugs to your folks too! They are the best!