Potty Call
How does your corgi let you know he/she needs to go potty outside?
Charle is 6 m.o. What he does is he jumps at me, and looks me in the eye. Really rare he whines.
What about your corgi?
Charle is 6 m.o. What he does is he jumps at me, and looks me in the eye. Really rare he whines.
What about your corgi?
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Permalink Reply by Sam Tsang on
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Mocha use his nose and ring the windchime we hang next to the patio door. Vienna on the other hand usually jumps then runs to the patio door, if she doesn't see me behind her, she'll come back and jump up to get my attention.
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Permalink Reply by Lisa on
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My Charlie sits by the back door or very loudly paws at the door until we let him out. Sometimes he won't get off the back deck until I go with him. He needs me hold his paw while he goes potty. (what a baby! Boy does he have me trained!)
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Permalink Reply by Lou Ann Lemaster on
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My corgi mix will come into the room you are, sit and stare at you and wag her tail. Duncan will stand and whine at you, and you have to pay attention to him. He's a whiner anyway (which drives me crazy!), so you have to be alert to his signals. Hence the piddle pad. Just in case I misread him, he goes to that, thank goodness.
I also have to go outside with Duncan while he goes potty. He won't go out by himself, and if you do get him to go, he sits right by the door and won't do his business. I contribute that to the fact the first 5 months we had him, we had to take him on a leash in the backyard due to not having a fenced in yard. Now that we have one, we still have to be there with him. Thank goodness the corgi mix, just runs out and does her business.
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Permalink Reply by Zed on
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Zed rings the bell tied to the back door to go out. Only took a couple of weeks to train him.
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He does on occasion. Mostly when there are squirrels outside that he can see. Usually he doesn't ring unless he really needs to go out though. On the odd occasion that we suspect he's abusing the bell we leave him outside for a while. He doesn't like being out without his people so when he does come back in that's usually the end of it.
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Permalink Reply by Geri & Sidney on
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My corgi mix will paw the door. Sidney will sit by the door and give one bark. If nobody responds to him, he will bark again until somebody comes.
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Permalink Reply by Carlie on
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Kiwi is bell trained so she just starts ringing it like crazy...although sometimes she just rings it for the hell of it, when she decides she needs to go outside :). Funny corgis...
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