Doggie Diapers Won't Stay On

RE: Doggie Diapers Won't Stay On Post By heather (Guest Post) (11/25/2007) If I am correct, this lady asked about doggie diapers or any other way to help stop her puppy from bleeding everywhere until she can have her fixed. I got that from her message, I would hope everyone else did too. I think everyone realizes that there is a problem with there being too many animals and not enough homes and that there are people out there that are adding to that problem. Please stop being the other type of people who start stuff online because they can't find anyone in person to argue all this out with. Every time I see some pet owner trying to find an answer to a question online and asking for others input, I only see maybe one person who actually answers it. Everyone else just argues a bunch of issues that don't help at all. I have the same question as the lady who posted this whole thing in the first place. Bottom line, IF YOU KNOW OF A WAY TO GET THE DOGGY DIAPERS TO STAY ON OR HAVE SOMETHING ELSE THAT WORKS UNTIL THE PET CAN BE FIXED PLEASE POST YOUR ANSWER. RE: Doggie Diapers Won't Stay On Post By Filomena (Guest Post) (09/14/2007) Hi There, I have sold a lot of diapers to many customers that had the same problem with the diapers that they where buying elsewhere but say that my diapers do stay on. You might want to check my website at http://www.jjdiapers.ca and read my testimonials. Good luck. RE: Doggie Diapers Won't Stay On Post By do not laugh (Guest Post) (09/05/2007) OK, do not laugh. I have a female doxie that came into heat way earlier than I thought she would. I had not spayed her yet. The only thing I found that worked were the plastic potty training panties, that you can get in the baby section of Walmart. They come in a three pack and are pretty cheap, cut a tail hole out and tighten the waist to fit and they are good to go. Cheap enough to replace when you need to. I am all for spaying and neutering pets, but this worked when I got caught in a bind. RE: Doggie Diapers Won't Stay On Post By rosa (Guest Post) (08/30/2007) Please have her spayed. She will less likely to get breast cancer, and there are way too many pets waiting for a home in shelters. I hope you are not going to breed her! Please have her spayed, for her own health. RE: Doggie Diapers Won't Stay On Post by kimhis (444) | (08/30/2007) Contact love the picture! Your vet has a way of postponing heat cycles until it's time to breed her, if I remember right. Ask other pit breeders (every dog breed has a chat room online, just put pit bull breeders into the search engine. RE: Doggie Diapers Won't Stay On Post By tami (Guest Post) (08/30/2007) Don`t think there is much else to do except confine her to one area that is easy to clean, or use a crate till she is thru with it.