house bracking please help.

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jazzy

jazzme!

Barked: Mon Nov 2, '09 2:57pm PST


	hello my name is jenny,i have a caviler named jazzy, she is 15weeks today. i have been trying to house brack her since she was 9weeks old. she keeps makeing mistakes she has made alot,i now that there gonna make some but she has made alot. i now she does not have UTI or anything like that. she is in great health. like i said she is 15weeks old i feel like im running out of time. i keep her on a leash buy my side so i now were she is and so i now shes not peeing somewere.im totally lost. i thought cavaliers were suposto be easy to house train. she is my first so i dont have a lot of experience with them. please someone help me! what do i do? any suggestions? please anyone.

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Henry

I'm the baby,- gotta love me!

Barked: Wed Nov 25, '09 5:32pm PST


	Cavaliers will NOT housetrain completely that early. Don't expect 100% reliability until 9-12 months. Crate train crate train crate train! I cannot stress enough how important the crate is to housebreaking success. Also realize that a full-grown Cavalier's bladder is about the size of a tennis ball when full. It doesn't hold much, and as a puppy, you're talking smaller than a golf ball. You have to take them out frequently early on. Be patient!!!

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