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Our house has been turned upside down by our bundle of merriment, our new pug puppy arrival, we are wacky about her. Madison is her name and she is 9 weeks old.However breaking her in is causing us some problems

Generally a pugs temperament changes from day to day which is turning out to be a constant problem all the time You should see what she looks like when the pair of us have to leave to go to work, she has such a long face on her.

Our pug likes to be a bit of a diva and whimpers to beat the band when she sees my husband putting on his coat and hat and heading for the door. Our small dog needs attention 24/7 and she knows that the puppy pad is the place to receive it, so if she desires our commendation she waddles over to it as speedily as possible

Every book and training technique possible has been used to try on and housetrain her but not always with the success we were awaiting.Some weeks she wont go close to her pad which is very foiling.There are times when we take her out the back and show her the grass but to no avail

We took her to the vet for a check up thinking maybe she had lice as pug dogs do get worms --negative on that.Her diet has remained the same since the day we got her and she never gets tidbits as a friend of mine said that was the pip thing to do

She has even began to use the bathroom in her deary taxi again, I also read an article that pug puppies do have troubles yet we don't know why but she does her poops in her bed. She gets to go out every 2 hours or so no matter how much water she has consumed . At night we take her outside just before bed time and bring her out first thing in the morning, A month or so ago she had the chance to go on her puppy pad but declined to take me up on the offer.She wasn't utilizing the pad she was using everything else including my husbands sock -- he was not happy

She is never spanked at or hollered at all we do is say no and bring her outside.Can you suggest us Should we just choose between the pad and outside or will that frustrate her even more.What have we done to make her backslide back to square one.Please give us some stimulus.What can we do to adjust her on the straight and narrow so that she is properly housetrained.

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