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How to Prevent a Good Dog from Going Bad

My six-year-old son Michael had his heart set on getting a puppy. “If I had a dog,” he would constantly remind me with a melt-your-heart look in his eyes, “I promise I’d feed him e-v-e-r-y day!” How could a mom resist?
So, Michael became the proud owner of an active puppy who he quickly named “Pepsi”, “Because he’s hyper, just like me when I drink soda pop.”
Things were going great, until one day I noticed an unusual spot on the carpet. I questioned all of the usual suspects, and since no one admitted to spilling anything, I cleaned it and forgot about it. Until, that is, it magically reappeared…along with other suspiciously similar looking stains throughout the house. It couldn’t be! Our good dog Pepsi had gone bad. He was marking in the house.

I placed a belly band on Pepsi, and voila…he went into the other room and, when we weren’t looking, tried to wet on the sofa. But, there was something different this time. The belly band’s pad absorbed the urine, and it couldn’t get onto the sofa. Pepsi, being an intelligent dog, decided that wetting in a “diaper band” wasn’t what he had in mind, and he lost interest in wetting in the house. Belly bands were our miracle cure for Pepsi.

We eventually started our own belly band company, www.bellybands.net. Our customers love our belly bands, and most of them wish they had found out about them sooner. We’ve learned that some dogs learn right away, some dogs take a little longer, and there are a few really stubborn guys who will keep trying to mark. In any case, belly bands do the job, and keep carpets and furniture fresh and clean…and moms happy. Ask Pepsi.

* We have over 40 years of dog training experience…we know dogs…we know housebreaking.
* Belly bands wrap around your dog’s belly to prevent them from wetting on carpets and furniture, and remind dogs not to wet in the house.
* Controls male marking, incontinence and females in heat.
* All of our bands are IN-STOCK with QUICK shipping.