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Don't understand why all litter boxes can't be designed to look like an actual toilet for pets to associate the shape with using the potty.

That's a good point he made: for males it has to be a deep litter box

All you did was repent the question that I am asking

I use the chickpea pasta and make a paste with chicken broth. You can turn carrots or any type of veggies into a puree to thicken up the chicken broth to make a sauce based.

All my dogs hated mushrooms. My dogs all lived over 16 years. My current dog don't like em either. Even just the white button mushrooms u get in the grocery store. Dogs don't like mushrooms much I think. But who knows. Everyone is different

So i can let my dog eat plain pasta without any seasoning and sauce?

Nice channel, keep it up !

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Thank you very much for the most useless video on RUclips.

Thank you for this information.. it's useful. I have never given our dogs pasta with any sauces,, But was wondering if we could add some as filler to the food we make for them ourselves.. Which is just meat and broth from cooking it.. vegetables like sweet potatoes, or butternut squash, broccoli, cauliflower.. Chia seeds.. a touch of organic apple cider vinegar.. but never any veggies or grains that vets say to avoid..

It will dig a hole if it's hot and also dig a hole if it's cold?

We don't need you to tell, us, at least not anyone with half a brain

considering this for my big dog who doesn't like pooping in multiple piles of poo (an issue around my apartments of no one but me picking up my dogs poop) shes a very clean dog and doesn't like pottying in messes or on concrete or gravel it has to be clean grass or dirt...

I wasn't going to feed my dog mushrooms! It's just so my dog eats almost anything I eat,but OFCOURS over the years I first study if it's not putting him in danger. Like now.

Its a problem if they dig holes into the sheets

I heard my 4 month old puppy had parvo 😢 and we can’t afford the vaccine

This is the way I recently potty trained my Chihuahua. I litter trained it, as opposed to letting it go outside, and it was by far the easiest and the best method I have ever used. So what I did was purchase a 24 X 18 wire doggy crate and put a doggy bed, a doggy blanket, and some doggy toys inside it. At the same time, I also purchased a 24 X 18 solid plastic container with high sides that I customized into my new doggy litter box by using a hack saw to cut out an opening on one side of the container large enough so a Chihuahua can enter and exit it easily. Then I added an inch layer of pine pellets to the floor as the litter material. Next, with the Chihuahua puppy inside the doggy crate I butted the doggy crate opening to the doggy litter box opening. As the idea was that the Chihuahua puppy would sleep and play in the doggy crate but when it needed to eliminate, it would eliminate in the doggy litter box. Guess what, it worked like a charm. So for the first three weeks, I kept this up only letting the Chihuahua puppy out to bond and play only after I saw that it had very recently eliminated. Then after three weeks, I slid the doggy litter box out about a foot and a half away from the doggy crate. Then I monitored my new puppy closely throughout the day to see if she was using the doggy litter box like she was supposed to, and she did flawlessly. Then subsequently, I slid the doggy litter box on each successive day a little closer and closer to the final designated location for the doggy litter box I had previously picked out. When the litter box was in its final designated location, I then considered my new puppy fully potty trained. In any event, this was not only by far the easiest time I ever had potty training a Chihuahua puppy, but it was the first time I ever trained a Chihuahua puppy without having even a single puppy mistakes. As what makes this method so wonderful is the puppy literally trains itself. Moreover, a litter box, as far as I'm concerned, is not only the easiest way to train your pet because your pet essentially trains itself, but overall it's the best solution as well. As I don't have to worry about maintaining a set schedule to let my puppy out or about the time it takes to do it. I don't have to worry about whether it is snowing or raining outside or if it is freezing or too hot. I also don't have to worry about leaving the puppy alone for an extended period of time. I also don't have to worry about fleas, ticks, mosquitos, or my dog getting a disease another dog left behind. I also don't have to worry about other dogs attacking my tiny Chihuahua since she always remains inside the home. As far as the litter material goes, I highly recommend pine pellets because it virtually eliminates all odors and it is quite easy to work with. It's also far cheaper than other kinds of litter materials and does a far better job at eliminating odors. As you can buy a 40 pound bag of the stuff at Tractor Supply Company for $6.79 plus tax and you will use only about two to maybe three bags a year. Meanwhile, when a dog or cat urinates on the pellets, the pellets disintegrate into odorless saw dust. To make cleaning my doggy litter box easy, I purchased a sifting cat litter box as a cleaning aid only. So what I do to clean the litter box since I always flush down the toilet any solids as soon as I see them, is empty the doggy litter box in the sifter of the cat litter box. Then I sift the sawdust in the sifter into the cat litter box below. When all that remains in the sifter are pine pellets, I then empty the sifter back into my doggy litter box and then add about a scoop to a scoop and a half of pine pellets to make up for what was used. Then I empty the sawdust in the cat litter box from below the sifter into the trash since it is odorless. Lastly, I wipe everything down and put everything up until the next time. As I clean my doggy litter box out about once a week. This method of potty training won't only work for Chihuahua's, it should also work for most breeds of dogs as well.

Doesn't just have to be for small breeds my medium size jackador uses the litter box we built her. Best decision we every made.

I just teach him to pee in the walk-in shower drain. You just wash it down whenever you use the bathroom. It's better than having pee and poop sitting in a litter box smelling up the house.

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Worked well for my female little 4 lb. dog. Pro: she was too small to go out in snow. Great to not to worry about taking her out. Con: buying litter, regular disposal of soiled litter, dog kicking and tracking sand out of box. Dog was only trustworthy to pee in box, pooping unreliable.