Puppy house training.

[Tipp blue]

Any tips? We had a dog (Dixie) who never needed any major traning from the start he always went outside, unfortunately he Died last year and we've gotten a new dog about 4 weeks ago who keeps going indoors, even if we've had him outside for a while he'll come in and take a on the floor. He's 13 weeks old now, perhaps still a bit young to grasp the concept, Comparing him to the previous dog probably isn't helpfull.

 

[Runub]

 

[Tipp blue]

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Great, poop caked onto his hairy ass that would need washing

 

[Kurt.]

I have to live with my mrs 7 years old pug … not the brightest dog and very hard to train. She’s quite good at going to the back door to go out in the garden but if we go out I always close her in the kitchen and conservatory and put a puppy training pad down. She’s quite good at going in that to be fair…. But she’s thick and sometimes does that dog thing of licking behind herself after she’s done her business which can be a messy job for my mrs to deal with.

 

[rubics]

Forget puppy pads - you’re training them to go in the house.

Puppy bells on the door and take them out every hour or so. Ours is not the brightest and picked it up fairly quickly.

 

[notrevE5]

 

[Thomasc]

One thing I took advice on and it worked.

Just for a couple of weeks set your alarm for 2am and take the dog outside for a pee.

Was toilet trained immediately and never had an inside incident again.

He’s a cockapoo as well so daft as a brush and not the smartest dogs.

 

[Bedfordblue]

Best to just give up and go native yourself.
Start poo’ing and weeing everywhere yourself and see how the dog likes them apples.

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Take him out regularly, every couple of hours. When he pees/poops make a massive fuss of him, give it loads of "good boy" praise. He'll get the message.

 

[COYBL25]

Take him out regularly, every couple of hours. When he pees/poops make a massive fuss of him, give it loads of "good boy" praise. He'll get the message.

Or it’s a Spaniel or a Lab, a dog biscuit or some kind of treat, as they’re whole lives evolve around food

 

[Kurt.]

Forget puppy pads - you’re training them to go in the house.

Puppy bells on the door and take them out every hour or so. Ours is not the brightest and picked it up fairly quickly.

Only use the pads when we’re not home and have to leave her on her own… or overnight

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Or it’s a Spaniel or a Lab, a dog biscuit or some kind of treat, as they’re whole lives evolve around food

Yeah, that'll help. Just got to be careful otherwise the tosser will expect a treat for crapping.

 

[chrismpw]

Get sawdust. Lots and lots of sawdust.

 

[COYBL25]

Yeah, that'll help. Just got to be careful otherwise the tosser will expect a treat for crapping.

Our spaniel still expects a treat now every time she goes out for one - she’s eight and looks like a baby hippo as a result

 

[Shevin Keedy]

Poo outside yourself then snack on a couple of doggy biscuits?

Once he sees that's how treats are earned he should learn soon enough.