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threezero · 01-14-2016, 10:31 PM

I've had them with the big shepherd at my parents place for a bit. Doesn't seem to be learning from the shepherd. The shepherd also doesn't interact with the little dogs at all. My parents are quite attach to my shepherd and thus he will be in between my place and my parents. The little dogs will always be with us.

We currently live in an apartment they already seem to be pee pad train, however they do territory mark I think that's where the problem is. The pee that we do find else where are not that much indicating that they are territory marking perhaps? And it's always on table chair legs or corner of the wall etc. Will neutering them at this point stop territory marking?

Had a chat with my girl and she is very against crate so I guess I will have to go with a playpen. She basically let the dog do whatever they want at the moment I still have a lot of convincing to do for her to not let the dogs into our bedroom with hardwood floors.

So the current plan is to put them in a pen with bed on one side and pee pad on the other while we are working.

While we are on this topic does any know where I can buy a pen for $100 and under with top and floor?

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threezero OMGWTFBBQ is a common word I say everyday Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Vancouver Posts: 5,185 Thanked 1,379 Times in 578 Posts Failed 96 Times in 53 Posts Member's Picture Albums	I've had them with the big shepherd at my parents place for a bit. Doesn't seem to be learning from the shepherd. The shepherd also doesn't interact with the little dogs at all. My parents are quite attach to my shepherd and thus he will be in between my place and my parents. The little dogs will always be with us. We currently live in an apartment they already seem to be pee pad train, however they do territory mark I think that's where the problem is. The pee that we do find else where are not that much indicating that they are territory marking perhaps? And it's always on table chair legs or corner of the wall etc. Will neutering them at this point stop territory marking? Had a chat with my girl and she is very against crate so I guess I will have to go with a playpen. She basically let the dog do whatever they want at the moment I still have a lot of convincing to do for her to not let the dogs into our bedroom with hardwood floors. So the current plan is to put them in a pen with bed on one side and pee pad on the other while we are working. While we are on this topic does any know where I can buy a pen for $100 and under with top and floor?