I found Kizzy does need you to wait with her outside- but she never had an accident with me- but i was religous about letting her out as I was still trying to access her level of house training!
She works like clockwork straight after food and loves the praise after she has done her business!! I used the same technique as Muireann- just waited and waited and refused to go in as i knew she needed to go but was distracted and wanted to play with me, or chase the neighbours cat off the wall!! ![]()
Fingers crossed she will ‘get it’ soon but some evenings she would potter around for 10 mins before she would do what she needed to do!!
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