Potty training is one of those big milestones in life. It's probably the biggest sign that a baby has grown into a child.
It's also kind of gross, considering that parents have to deal with emptying and sanitizing those little training potties the whole time.
Which is why one dad was surprised to arrive home early from a night shift to find a poop sitting in their child's potty.
It seemed weird that the mom wouldn't have cleaned it before the rest of the house went to bed.
I'd assume that he wasn't looking to catch his wife shirking chores, but rather the contents of the potty didn't seem dry enough to be six-to-eight hours old.
The culprit appears right at four o'clock, only an hour earlier.
It's like: "The hairless puppy poops there. Maybe I should poop there?"
After a bit of circling and shifting, the doggo does his business and just wanders away.
Now here's the big question: if your dog (or cat) randomly potty trained itself, would you keep the potty around for them to use after the actual child doesn't need it anymore?
Or maybe get the dog its own, so there's less of a "sharing the potty with the dog" ickiness during training?
h/t: LADbible
