Dog potty training isint working help?

Jan.18, 2011 in General

Dog potty training isint working help?

well my dog doesn't seem to learn to pee outside
shes about 7 months or 8 now
ive been keeping her in a crate box but it doesn't seem to work
i feed her put her in in the morning around 6 am take her outside give her a chance to eat and drink put her in again
but today in the morning wen i brought her in to eat n drink as soon as she drank water she peed inside i was waiting for her to eat
i take her outside for a long time and she doesn't go…until she goes back inside she pees or poos and I'm not sure what to do anymore my mother says to keep her outside for now on
but shes been used to sleeping inside ever since she was small and that seems kinda cruel should i?
i want to pay for training but what if its just money down the drain?
help idk what to do anymore with her
oh yea tried pee pee pads doesn't work either

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4 Comments on “Dog potty training isint working help?”

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September 3rd, 2009 at 5:20 am

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admin
September 3rd, 2009 at 5:20 am

Here is what I found on dog potty training. I hope it helps…

You, as the owner/trainer, are at fault here. You are missing the two BIG keys in successful potty training:

1.You MUST accompany your puppy outside WITH a leash on to supervise elimination and

2.Freedom in the house is only earned by appropriate elimination outside. No pees or poos – NO FREEDOM, and puppy goes back in his crate. Next, the owner checks again in a time frame of 20 minutes to an hour and takes puppy outside on the LEASH for another opportunity to eliminate appropriately and earn freedom.

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admin
September 3rd, 2009 at 5:20 am

what you should do is when you take her outside and she goes wees you should say something like 'go wees' or 'go toilet' while she is weeing or pooing and make sure you say good girl everytime you say 'go wees'. that way whenever you take her to the toilet you say it a couple of times then she should go. but when you are training her to do that only say it when she is going to the toilet. it shouldnt take very long to learn my pup learnt it after 1-2 days. but still be prepared for her to go inside. and also you should have a set time when you take her outside and make sure you do it at the same time every day.:)
admin
September 3rd, 2009 at 5:20 am

I would suggest you feed your dog outside from here on forth. And leave her out until she has gone to the bathroom. Most of the time, this will occur after a meal. Patience is one of the biggest roles in toilet training.
And there is absolutely No giving up when it comes to it. Feed her out, leave her out.

Eight months is an age where the bladder can be held. As soon as you get up each morning, let her outside, before you go to bed each night, let her out. After each meal, out again. If she happens to make a mess inside, simply tell her off and place her out.

Puppy pads are a waste of time- as you have already worked out. Trainers on the other hand, are pricey but work well. Most of the time, it is money well spent.

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