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Hello from the Gator Girls!
I know that housebreaking bassets is more difficult than most breeds. I have the luxury of working from home and take the girls out once an hour to do their biz. When I take them out, they are great at going as soon as we hit the grass (Although Bessi does enjoy writing her name on our brick pavers). The problem that I am having is that they will still piddle inn the house....sometimes soon after I bring them in. They have a 4' x 6' gated play area in my home office
Hold on ........Bessi just went pee.....AARRRGGHH! (We went out for a potty run 41 minutes ago).
I do make water and food available to them at all times...and maybe that is the issue.
I know that many people are in favor of crate training, but I want them to run around and play in their little play area.
Aside from crate training, what can i do?
I know that housebreaking bassets is more difficult than most breeds. I have the luxury of working from home and take the girls out once an hour to do their biz. When I take them out, they are great at going as soon as we hit the grass (Although Bessi does enjoy writing her name on our brick pavers). The problem that I am having is that they will still piddle inn the house....sometimes soon after I bring them in. They have a 4' x 6' gated play area in my home office
Hold on ........Bessi just went pee.....AARRRGGHH! (We went out for a potty run 41 minutes ago).
I do make water and food available to them at all times...and maybe that is the issue.
I know that many people are in favor of crate training, but I want them to run around and play in their little play area.
Aside from crate training, what can i do?