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puppycat
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moving stress
      06/21/04 04:51 PM
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My 2 year old shih-poo (shih-tsu/toy poodle) has been housetrained forever now, but we are getting ready to move and he is leaving me presents all over the house. Thank goodness they are easy to clean up, but he is doing all his pooping in the house and not outside. He gets plenty of attention but any suggestions on how to reverse this aggrevating habit would be appreciated. We are not yelling or making a big deal, just cleaning it up and going on, I just want to break the habit.

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egon
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Re: moving stress new [re: puppycat]
      06/22/04 05:03 AM
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Your poodle knows things are about to change and is nervous. After the move and reestablishment all should return to normal.

Every time we pull out the fridge for cleaning our cat gets quite concerned. He knows where his daily raw liver ration comes from.

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puppycat
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Re: moving stress new [re: egon]
      06/22/04 05:43 PM
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Thanks, I"ve given him some extra TLC too and he is doing better already, I forget pets get stressed like we do and are very much into their routines

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