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Terrific advice Babette Haggerty!!

Help! My 11 week old puppy has made zero improvements. She will hold it outside for over 45 min because she wants to go inside, once inside she pees immediately. So we started putting her straight in the crate for 10 min and then trying again. Now, she’ll hold it as long as possible and has started to pee as soon as we put her in the crate. I think she just wants to play so she doesn’t care where she goes. If she goes potty in the crate after being outside for an hour, Do I let her out to play? Make her sit? She also eats and sleeps comfortably in her crate

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I have a pug and he keeps repeating this all time even if I said no

We got a 9 month old pitty off the streets of N. Phoenix. He was crate trained and new basic commands so we're not sure what type of situation he came from. We're assuming a homeless person. He is 100% a dirty dog. We've had him nearly a year and he will go outside after being in his crate at night. He will pee and take a large poop. We sometimes have to tell him to finish because he will not completely eliminate and then come inside and do his business where ever he sees fit. Last week we let him outside, he did his business and as I'm getting ready for work, he sits right next to my boyfriend who is sitting at the counter, and just poops right next to him. He does not know how to communicate that he needs to go outside. He will stand up from a nap and just pee right on the floor without giving us the chance to take him out. Also last week, he got on the couch, laid his had on my boyfriend and just emptied his bladder without trying to get up. We have taken him to the vet, and the only thing he has going on is a slight case of Valley Fever that's barely there. The vet thinks there is a possibility of neurological issues from the valley fever and if that's the case then he's not going to improve. We're at a loss because he loves humans, he's a super sweet dog, but we are at the tipping point. I've had so many dogs in my life, and I've never experienced this before. He also has 2 other adult well behaved dogs to learn from and still no sign of improvement and yes we have worked with trainers. He will die in a shelter, but he will be passed around from home to home when they see he has incontinent issues.

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Totally useless

Why would you talk but then stop an put up messages after a min of talking im already frustrated enuff an your adding to it 😡😡😡😡

I have tried this for months and it's not working on my dog, he's a 10 month old Malamute, big and strong. Redirection isn't working. I think neutering is next.

Not useful foe prevwnting it😂

How about when cooking dinner and they hump you bc my girl does that.

My 9 month old Frenchie goes pees and poops in her crate. But it is solely my own fault. Her first night home she slept in the crate right beside me and never made a peep (I was up all night waiting lol) I thought I had a perfect puppy until I realized she peed in what I’m guessing was her sleep. After a little while I had to go back to work and could only stop on my lunch breaks so she would have to go more than I could stop. 😢 so instead of making her lay in it I got her a bigger crate so she could atleast go without laying in it since that was going to be inevitable that she would go. Now…here we are dealing with the consequences of my actions. I got her a new crate when I knew her bladder should be able to hold it longer and now she fits nicely in it-she can turn around a lay down . She is fine for the 8 hour me in her kennel while I’m at work (about 95% of the time she doesn’t have an accident). But at night for some reason she doesn’t get up and tell me she needs to go (or on the rare occasion she does she fusses and in the 30 seconds it takes me to get her she has already gone). But sometimes I wake up to a mess already done. I’m losing my mind

My dog have this. We thought we got lazy with our training with her and tried even more, went out all the time, treats, you name it, but nothing worked. Nothing is ever enough. Who have the time to go out every 45 min? What causes this behaviour? It must be something more than what you said! First we thought this dog is really like a cat in behaviour. But she also would run to every people and dogs everywhere, like zero ability for safety thinking. Our whole home is like a toilet for her. She also diggs out dirty laundry and sleeps with it like she only familiar with that, she have this habit also of stealing away our babys nappie with poop in it and eat it while we change on the baby and it's impossible to stop her. It's like she is on a mission. It's getting to the point now we have realised from these comments, that this training, it wont help.

my family and i just got a dog and he’s doing this. o know he’s excited and also anxious. i have him in his bed (crate) en cause my friends over and her dogs were around her so he wouldn’t stop humping her.

I have an 8 m/o boxer pup who will not stop going on himself i can let him im and out of the crate as much as it takes but how do i know it let him out every 15 minutes to 20 or more i feel like if i increase the time too soon it will be counter perductive

I have a 12 week old husky potty training was going well i got sick with covid and was unable to walk her as frequently she now has dirty dog syndrome....how do i correct this i live in a freezing winter state and have a 1 year old i cannot sit outside for 45 minute time spans

Lavender oil is great

My dog is just like this i swtg it’s been a whole year and it still hasn’t been fixed I don’t know what to do nor have the money to pay for a trainer

*Say "NO" wowwwww WHY DIDN'T I THINK OF THAT 😂😂😂 LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO*

My boy puppy keeps humping his sister and this is really worrying because what if she goes into heat

Wish this worked

This is too much my frenchie just does what he wants you can take him out 20 times a day and in the morning still wake up in pee or shit I’m bout done

This is really unrealistic. You can’t wait 45m with your dog outside every 15m in the cage. That’s just letting your dog stay outside. Might as well just lock them out there. Trainers we paid for have said anything over 15m outside with no potty means CRATE immediately, they are abusing the outdoor potty time for play and then will use their cage.

I loved your dad, he trained 2 of my Newfoundland dogs and did a great job with them. He was like the General Patton of dog training, Starbuck used to hide in the corner when he came. He said that, “She’ll never like me, but she’ll always respect me.” The last time I saw him was in 2003. He had a woman with him who was training under him as I remember. He had this tough guy look and manner, but I found him to be very kind and thoughtful. He sent my daughter a birthday card! How many dog trainers do that? I’m honored to have worked with him.

You should say sit or give him a toy and praise him wen he gets of.

If you do that he will never learn and keep doing it.

Oh my gosh. I adopted a dog two months ago and she absolutely has dirty dog syndrome. Two months and she has made ZERO improvement. 😢

Definitely the gold standard.......so happy I found you.

Babette is absolutely the best trainer ever......trained my Zack, a Lhasa and he was the best trained. Never had to use a leash. She is wonderful.

I’ve done this for 2 years my dog still pees in the cage at night. I feed him once a day at 12 noon and walk him 3 times a day

I have the same problem with one of my 3 dogs. He is very old and suspected of having dementia. I take him regularly outside, but he forgets to poop. I have absolutely not 45 minutes to spend with only one dog outside, and even that I have a backyard I can’t let him there by himself for that long, due to hot temperatures here in Arizona. Forgot to mention that none of my dogs are getting along, so I have to deal with each one separately, so is no way I can take them all together. I’m tired and frustrated cleaning every time in his kennel. I put an outdoor dog kennel in the bedroom, almost half of the spare bedroom, and i restrained him there when I’m not home because he pee everywhere. I even bought him those pads that goes around his belly, but he manages to get out of them. I am at my limits. I am throwing blankets and beds away weekly. And even that I have 3 jobs, I can’t afford to buy all the time things just for him to pee on. I do get blankets from goodwill, I make beds for my dogs and for my cats, but still, it gets expensive. What else can I do to help him and myself?

I came to Florida from NYC and absolutely hate it here, I was born in the Bronx like your dad and need CULTURE, the FOOD, the ENTERTAINMENT, all things Florida is destitute of

Ay if you pull me off I will just smoke a cigarette and relax

"Promosm"

I love hearing stories about your dad :) And so happy to see you doing so well. And yes I remember the Beagles and Milk Bones.

Nonsense!! 90% of it

You are crazy, Malinois's are great dogs.They do the things you mentioned but with mine it is rare because I trained them for my families to bond with our life style. I have Daddy dog who is now fixed, Momma dog and four of their daughters.The only thing that they cannot be trained out of is barking at a leaf blowing across the drive way. These are the best dogs ever.

Yeah now try this with my 30kg labrador

I'm getting a puppy and I want to stop this at the earliest

How do they make the connection of not going in the crate for lack of opportunity versus it's just not the place to go? Is it just time that reinforces this? My dog often goes in the morning before I get to him (7:30/8:00). I feed him once a day mid-morning.

Your dad was in my favorite horror movie, Zombi 2. He was a terrifying zombie, the fat boat zombie and has a cult following. Uncle Fester Jackie Coogan, Captain Haggerty, King Kong Bundy and Nicholas Worth all have the same vibe

I didn't buy my Malinois, I rescued her from the animal shelter. She had been tossed out and was living on the side of the road; she had zero socail skills and wasn't house-broken. Since December 20, 2021, it's been a crash course for me and her. She has great social skills and is friendly toward everyone she meets; but she is a freakin ball of energy and gets into her one-track-mind when she wants to go to her dog run. Yeah, she's eaten my couch and chair and dug up the tile at the front door, but we're working on her anxiety (it doesn't help when idiots light fireworks). She hardly ever barks at other dogs, loves children, can't figure out what cats are, and enjoys long drives. She even takes it upon herself to guard me while I sleep. So, I can't give her up because she's joined at my hip and she wouldn't behave for anyone else. I'm her human.

No helpppppp

I don’t think a crackhead needs any kind of dog😂😂

It is true that a Belgian MalinNois can be a challenge. They are a high energy, intelligent and fun breed to own. All dog owners should train their dogs. I‘ve trained my girl from day 1. She is a pleasure…sweet-natured and well-behaved. Your rant is reminiscent of people trashing pit bulls, instead of crappy owners. What kind of trainer are you?

My German shepherd does this non stop. I'm at the end of my tether with it honestly 😣

How many days or weeks would this take?

You always have great advices 👏

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