Secrets Of Indoor Dog Potties

7 Comments on “How do you potty train a dog with out a crate?”

1. admin
   October 17th, 2009 at 11:33 am
   Leash him to you all the time. With such a small dog you may be able to find a box to put him in as long as it's deep enough.

   About second hand dogs…..It's normal for a dog to need to be retrained on the potty rules in every new house it goes to. My neighbor allowed her friend to visit with her two Greyhounds, (also potty trained), but not in my friend's house! (Big dogs, big poop.)

   With a few days of proper training on the house rules and reward for success you will have a potty trained dog!

2. admin
   October 17th, 2009 at 11:33 am
   The dog could be potty trained… to his/her home. Whenever you change environments the dog can regress or the dog may just be confused. You need to set the potty rules and show the dog HOW to tell you he/she has to go.

   Keep the same feeding schedule and take the dog out after eating or drinking, playing, and napping. Look for potty signs – sniffing, circling, sudden change in behavior (like from playing to suddenly calm and sniffing around.)

   When you aren't home, close the dog in a small, clear space – like a bathroom. Don't leave any food/water (that just gives the dog a chance to fill up.) The dog should always be in your sight until trusted – i prefer to use the "tether" method where you just tie the leash to a belt loop so the dog sticks by you.

   The dog should be able to go a full night or up to eight hours (if needed) so your goal is to work for that.

3. admin
   October 17th, 2009 at 11:33 am
   Take it outside when it needs to pee, that really is all there is to it.

   Unless you want to use the rocket science method, in which case the first thing to do is go out and buy a big book about rockets. Then just be sure to keep the big book about rockets handy so that you can whack YOURSELF over the head with it when you forget to take the puppy outside when it needs to pee.

4. admin
   October 17th, 2009 at 11:33 am
   i remember using child gates and keeping a puppy in the kitchen. we lined the entire floor with newspapers. Slowly we started removing the newspaper, getting closer to the back door. He got used to pooping only on the newspaper. Eventually there wasn't any newspaper left and he just wanted to go outside. I'm sure there are easier ways, but this is the only one i know
5. admin
   October 17th, 2009 at 11:33 am
   yeah, i've the same problem as you do,
   but since i get dog personal trainer,
   i don't have any problem again with that.
   source :
   http://www.training-dog.co.cc
6. admin
   October 17th, 2009 at 11:33 am
   I have had many many dogs and have never crate trained them.Just put the dog outside every couple of hours.At 6 the dog should be able to hold it.
7. admin
   October 17th, 2009 at 11:33 am
   look it up on google

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