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My Beagle was recently adopted and he has already done his business on my carpet in areas that he thinks I won't notice.
So after one night confined to a 10 by 12 sq. foot room with training pads put down, there were no signs they were used. So in the morning as I was preparing his meal, he goes on my carpet. The question is: why the urgency when he did not have it while confined to the room?
Could it be that the former owner allowed him to go on pads placed on carpet?
I do have an elevated deck that I can let him out if this urgency is triggered by the release from the confined area.
What do you think?
So after one night confined to a 10 by 12 sq. foot room with training pads put down, there were no signs they were used. So in the morning as I was preparing his meal, he goes on my carpet. The question is: why the urgency when he did not have it while confined to the room?
Could it be that the former owner allowed him to go on pads placed on carpet?
I do have an elevated deck that I can let him out if this urgency is triggered by the release from the confined area.
What do you think?