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Carlson
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Location: Hay Lakes, Alberta Canada
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| Joyce wrote: | No peeing on the furniture!!  they are good babies. When I'm holding them or feeding, they will yell a little goat sound. That means they want down to go potty. So I started putting them in a giant litter pan with news papers. Now they go there on their own everytime they need to potty. 
BTW they are needing to run and this cage is getting too small. They run up and down the hallway is all they get right now. And cage at night. Loud little hoofs racing. As soon as the rain stops, they may be ok to stay outside.
They will have a little doghouse inside the big Little Tikes playhouse with a 8ft chainlink fence around that with the playslide in the fenced play yard. All of that is fenced with two dogs who guard over night. Should be safe and double safe 
Should be good for the next baby kids born the end of January. |
When I had Pebbles inside the house for three months we had her in a metal wire dog cage with a drop threw bottom which I lined with news paper. She lived in there when we went to work and at night, and when the dogs had to go out to pee she followed them out and did her potty outside. They train very easy I would do it again if need to.
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Joyce
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Location: Hills of Cunningham, TN
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Ha ha that's funny. I have them in that kind of cage, but instead of following the dog, they followed the two cats to the little box LOL Same thing I guess, but different. I think they are easy to train. Easier then my cats, who won't go outside. I wish they would
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Carlson
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Location: Hay Lakes, Alberta Canada
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| That is cute Joyce do they try and eat the kitty litter, be careful we use the clumping kind dangerous if they would eat that. |
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