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Karen and Dachshund Luke
I purchased your ebook and clicked the link but never received it instantly as promised. My PayPay transaction number is 96651519EF488512F. If you need more info, please email me at (Email removed for privacy)
Hi Sandra,
Thank you for purchasing my How To Potty Train A Dachshund. Glad that you now have a copy and that we had a chance to chat by email.
I noticed that you purchased it at 12.11 am and got the copy at 12:17am. Sometimes the delay is caused because the confirmation email is lost in junk mail. My email company has to go by the USA rules of sending a confirmation before they can deliver the ebook – can be confusing if this ends up in junk mail and the buyer is waiting for the ebook. Usually it all runs nice and smooth but technology sometimes lets us down.
Best regards
Karen Larson
Congratulations on having one of the most sophisticated blogs I’ve came across in some time! Its just incredible how much you can take away from something simply because of how visually beautiful it is. Youve put together a great blog space great graphics, videos, layout. dachshundluke.com is definitely a must-see blog!
hi how do i get my dachound to come back
Do you mean you have lost your dachshund? or do you mean when you call them. If you mean for training then a treat will work (just a tiny piece of a good quality dog treat). I do hope you have not lost your dog!
I have a 13 yr old male Dachshund named Chock. He was a rescue. He has epilepsy and we give him phenobarbitol with good results He very seldom has a seizure now that we have his meds regulated. He also has allergies for which we are giving him Apoquel. My question is concerning trying to bath him. For about the last 2 yrs he gets vicious when approached to bath him. The only way we have found to bath him is to walk him to get him tired and put a muzzle on him. I don’t like having to do this because dogs pant to cool themselves and having the muzzle on him prevents him from doing this. Now that it is hot weather my wife and I have just let him be. Any suggestions you might offer would be most appreciated.
Hello Karen, We acquired a 2 -year old Mini about 6 weeks ago. The brief history we know about him is that he was indoors a lot. I purchased your e-book and we have been working with him and he is doing much better with the washroom. We are aware that it can take time to change the past however we have noticed that if he does not want to move off of the couch when we want him down he will growl and show his teeth. Last night our daughter who is 12 took his chew bone then returned it to him. When she leaned in he snapped at her and caught her lip. She is ok and has already forgave him, however we are very uneasy around him now. Specifically when she is around him. The dominance he is showing towards her needs to stop. Can you recommend some corrective tips that we can do?
Thanks.
G&K.
I have a 5 year old long haired neutered male. I have a question about him peeing in the crate. My wife and I will take him out to do his duties and then put him in the crate for a couple of hours while we run a couple of errands. When we return he has peed in the crate. It doesn’t happen every time, but often enough to want to stop it. What do you suggest?
Thanks in advance.
I after losing my papillon auggie he was my therapy dog. We just got a weenie dog she is 3 months old and she is hard to train to go potty. I just order your book can you give me any idea on how to this an can she be my therapy dog I have anxiety thanks am she is pulling our other dogs ears
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Thank you,
Marissa Rose Dachshunds
Hello-
I have a 14 year old dachshund that is a bit of a nightmare when it comes to potty training. He is a rescue of sorts that I involuntarily adopted when he was 7 years old and I can never give him up. I had him about 90% potty trained but in the last year or two his eyesight has started to fade and age is catching up with him. I’ve gotten to the point where I expect at least an accident or two for clean up every time I come home from work. I’ve tried the pee pee indoor pads (in case it’s just a matter of being gone too long, which he doesn’t use), the doggie diapers, constant positive reinforcement when he goes outside but he still has accidents in the house, even when I’m home. He also has some odd personality traits of pacing inside the house, which he’s always done, so I cannot really make a determination whether he ever really gives “signs” but instead we just take numerous potty breaks in the evening, with him usually just cruising around outside for a few minutes with no success. What am I doing wrong? Is this even fixable at this point? Friends and family have basically chalked it up to a little senile dog with a just-don’t-care-anymore attitude. Any help would be greatly appreciated. It’s so bad that I often will now avoid traveling with him to family member’s houses because he is notorious for leaving “presents” in their homes.
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