Can the dog wear this while pooping and peeing?
470277
Absolutely. My dog is a female and she lifts her legs while in the chair, the same as she would on the ground. She can also poop with no problems. This chair has been great!!
470278
yes, and if well sized without any smudging too! the dog must be supervised while wearing, it get tip over. It worked well for my Jake Russel, . he was 30 pounds and took the "small" wheel chair.
470279
Every dog may be different. However, mine had little problems with going to the bathroom.
164330
Yes absolutely. They are very absorbent so if my dog has a minor accident with the diaper on, I still keep it on her. My dog wears them about 22 hours a day because she is 14 and can't hold it sometimes.
1925016
I have two dogs, one which has a longer body then the other. The longer dog was able to with no problem. My smaller dog ended up going on his but I think it was more user error then anything else. As long as you pay attention to how you are wrapping the shirt around the dog, you should be fine.
485506
The outer part is, yes. It has some sort of absorbent padding in the inside, so the moisture wicks away from the dog's skin, but the outer material is cotton, so it always seeps through. Even a very small amount of urine will dampen the outer part of the wrap.
1731198
Clickers aren't really the right tool for potty training dogs (or children), though I suppose you could click whenever you catch your pup in the act of going where and when you want. The idea is to associate the click with a reward like food, and then to further connect desired behavior with the click. The thing with potty training is that the dog will need to relieve herself at some point. I've heard that crate training is one of the most efficient ways of training a dog to pee/poop at certain times. Other folks swear by paper training.
849736
Most likely not as is sold or as designed. BUT, you may be able to improvise by using belt to hold a cloth/rag as diaper or an actual dog diaper... hope that makes sense.
1776979
Yes, but you need something to catch the urine that seeps through. I use a paint bucket for my dogs.
1656624
No, there is not. But It has a mesh curtain that zips closed so your dog is secured.
1593168
I don't think it's meant to catch the poop, it goes out the tail hole (not a bad thing, otherwise you've got poo stuck to fur). It did a great job for my elderly Maltese who was incontinent. It really improved both our quality of life, as we weren't stressed out about puddles she couldn't control.
1047598
yes the leash allows the dog to use the bathroom, an no it doesn't get dirty from poop/wee as no straps in those areas, also it is easy to put the harness on an off the dog once you get used to it an ajusted to your dog size...
2212322
No, for a puppy a piddle pad would be more appropriate to house train him. These belts are made mostly for incontinent dogs. My toy poodle is 18 years old and has become incontinent due to his inability to see and hear and is mostly unable to find the door anymore to go outside. I also believe since he has been wearing the belt to avoid accidents on the wood floor he has become used to it that it is okay to just go in the belt (padded with thick pad). The belt itself is not moisture proof used by itself the urine would flow right through it.
384773
My boston terrier can't or hasn't. This was a huge issue at my house and hasn't happen since I've had the Booda. The dog would literally have to knock the top off to get to the poop. My 18 pounder can't manage this.
1367865
It definitely could, but if the pants don't hug the tail tightly, it is possible for the cat to poop thru the tail hole.
1590853
My wife tends to change it anytime she notices pee on it. If the pup or dog has pooped she just scoops that off and flushes it down the toilet. I tend to let them go a couple of times on it. I guess it comes down to preference.
1262604
Do NOT attach this to your dog. That is a terrible thing to say. Unless you really, really don't like your dog. Like if he pees on your Persian rugs or poops in your slippers, then make sure you use a chain or something sturdy to tie him to this unit to make certain he doesn't break free.
1415365
It shouldn't if your dog still squats to pee. It is in two sections that wrap around each hind leg. I had trouble figuring out how it goes on at first. It does not come with directions! Otherwise it's good.
402423
Oh, yes he can. Just make sure the belt is snug (velcrow tightly). This is because my dog still likes to squat to pee & not lift his leg. Hope this helps you decide.