[russjor]

When I was first teaching baby(5 wks.)Shiloh to go out to potty. I taught him to scratch on door at same time to tell me "I need out". /forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/laugh.gif Now he as developed a "new" game called "I scratch on out side of door and you come open it. I may come in,but probably won't". :rolleye11: Don't get to comfortable because I may do it again . :smack:

 

[Marley's Mommy]

that'll teach ya to try to teach a Beagle, ahahahah.

 

[russjor]

Sometime I wonder "who is teaching who". :thumbup:

 

[GloverCharlie]

lol thats excellent

 

[Murphys Dad]

LOL! Amber used to do that too. I called it the "scratch at the door and run game".

 

[Spencer's Mum]

I taught Spencer that as a pup as well and just recently, he has started to swipe randon things like the couch, the table or the dresser. I guess I am just supposed to know what it means and what he wants.

 

[Murphys Dad]

That's something Li'l Girl taught herself (my smart baby /forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/laugh.gif ). Happily, when she scratches at the outside of the door, she really does want to come in.

 

[jassy]

Maggie does the scratch and run thing too. Sometimes I wonder if she is checking to be sure we are still here.

 

[MariaK]

Blue is the opposite, he taught himself to scratch at the door, but when he scratches to go out some times he just stands there looking at you like you are insane!! Scratching while outside means he is ready to come in.

 

[russjor]

Quote:Originally posted by Sandyj:
That's something Li'l Girl taught herself (my smart baby /forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/laugh.gif ). Happily, when she scratches at the outside of the door, she really does want to come in.

I guess one day when Shiloh was bored,he taught himself this ! /forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/confused.gif I taught him to do inside when he wanted out. Gues the "out scratch" was just something fun to do !