5 Puppy House Training Tips Every Puppy Owner NEEDS To Know
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- Опубліковано 11 січ 2020
- It's really frustrating when your puppy keeps having accidents in your home. I put together 5 crucial puppy house training tips for you so that you'll be able to avoid some of the common puppy potty training mistakes, and you will be able to set your puppy up to be successful. I have gone through hundreds of comments from our puppy potty training videos and collected the most common questions that you have asked. This video will help everyone from the first time puppy owner to the seasoned puppy pro to identify and change their routines so that accidents in their homes can be avoided!
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It took about 11 days to completely housebreak my dog. He was only 8 weeks old but picked it up really quick, it was tiring initially because you had to be right on it and paying so much attention to what they were doing but it paid off in the long run and never really had any more accidents for the rest of his life.
Sadly he passed away last week as he had pancreatic cancer and i miss him so very much. Seeing little pups though still brings joy to my heart and all dogs are worth it. Just put in the time and you'll have a wonderful relationship with them
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How did schedule him
ok thk
You were so fortunate.
I’m so sorry you lost your baby. I know that pain as we lost ours 10 days before Christmas.
While we wait outside my dog looks at me and doesn’t pee 😂😂
Yea and I also hate how my puppy just sits there and stares at me and i say to her "what now? Go potty already !"
Then she begins walkin around again
In the end, she never pooped nor peed ever.
I HaaAaAte it
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Same 😭
Baysav 11 OMG SAME
You are now my nigga bruh been looking for videos on how to stop your dog from peeing and been getting videos talking about why they do it don’t need to know why when I need to know how can I prevent it from happening so thank you my good man have a good rest of your day
I once caught my puppy going in the dining room I clapped to stop him amd carried him out, he continued while I was carrying him out 🤣
how strange lol! usually they stop at LEAST when you pick them up
@Phophi madaba same happens with my Labrador puppy
Dang
My puppy can be easily distracted by a pebble or a patch of grass. It makes the process a bit longer, because he finds EVERYTHING so interesting and exciting 😃
When I took my 8 weeks old puppy home he was already potty trained and crate trained by the breeder! I didn’t know that was a thing but apparently reputable breeders would do that.
This guy knows what he is talking about.
C J he does, one of the few Trainers on UA-cam who do!
I concur!
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This worked great on my puppy so I agree!!
What C J. Saii
My puppy just pooped and peed inside while I was watching this video......
Same haha
@@catrindixon9169 LOL!!!!!
Then give him a treat, 😆 🤣
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The only video that actually taught me something, this process is taking a toll on me I never knew it would be this hard to train a puppy.
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Too hard to train a puppy 😢
I've had a dog before mamy years ago and I don't remember having as much challenges as I'm having now specially with the breed I got which is a Frenchy they're very delicate so I there are more challenges to come but it will get easier for you. I don't regret getting my puppy even though it's so much work cause I've noticed it has helped me a lot with my depression.
Me too. I feel like I'm going to lose my mind. This pup of mine is constantly trying to show dominance and biting and nipping. I almost feel like I need to rehome him, but love him so much I just can't.
Also just be of endless patience. Our puppy didn’t fully train on peeing outside till 6 months old. She learned so many things so quickly but not that. I’m working from home so I’ve been able to be around her 24/7. I chalked it down to just her bladder not developing as quickly as I assumed. But the whole point is she did eventually learn, she is now bell trained as well. Frustration will not do anything to help you or your dog.
Thank you! you really cheered me up!
I felt bad about my pups cage but looking at this video I realize it’s wayyyy too big it can fit 3 of him lol
Dreadheaddre Vape box I got an extra Large dog crate for a 3 month old Rottweiler 🤦🏼♀️
@@brigidperez same but for a 3month old husky
I am a first time puppy owner. THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR EXPERTISE on UA-cam. You have no idea how grateful I am and how grateful my little Xazie is. I think you might have saved our lives. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Your videos are a life saver. You explain everything simply and are very clearly spoken, yet you fit tons of info into short videos. Thanks!
Your Uh-uh at 6:04 got my puppies attention. He just looked at the screen like "What did I do?" 🤣🤣🤣
I have never seen a video with so much "COMMON SENSE!!!"
Keep up the good fight.
Thank you so much for your trainings. I have watched a lot of videos but none of them was as good as yours. I got a 7 weeks golden puppy. I started his training since the 1st day. He is 10 weeks now and is doing great.
Great video! So clear and easy to understand. Thank you so much for this it will definitely help with our Shiba Inu pup were picking up in a few days
Are you looking for different ways to burn off some of that puppy energy? Here's a video that will show you 4 ways to burn off energy fast, that have NOTHING to do with "walking": ua-cam.com/video/92abvfkGMPI/v-deo.html
Thanks for watching! ~Ken
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Thank you so much for this video! At first my pup wouldn't do his business outside, but would go as soon as we came in. I had to learn to put him back in his crate and reset and eventually he figured it out. Now I'm working on being more attentive when he is out of his crate to minimize and correct accidents. I will be doing what you all suggested!
I really appreciate this video. You guy's do a great job and you know what you're talking about. I haven't had a puppy in year's and I almost forgot how it was since my dog is six years old now and the puppy is three and a half months old. The combination of your videos and my older dog is really helping the puppy to adjust and to learn. Thanks brother and keep up the awesome work.
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So far this has been the most helpful video on puppy training I've seen. I just got a new puppy and this video got right to the point and showed efficient ways to train. Thank you! Gonna check your other videos!
Right! And notice he didn’t say “ take puppy out every hour on the hour”!
I mean new puppy owner and I have to say that this video was by far the most useful one I’ve seen. GREAT JOB 👏 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much 😭 really needed this
My 11.5 weeks old pup’s been doing well for a few days with her house training when I carry her outside. Today I’ve been using her houseline to lead her outside. She consistently stops and pees on our way to the door. I just realized that I have been saying, “let’s go out to potty” every time we head out, and she may have learned my verbal marker (potty) and is just doing what I’m asking her to do! Ugh! Sorry to confuse you little girl...I’ll do better going forward. Thanks for all of the information you so freely share here! It’s one of my favorite YT channels!
Ahh I am so happy I'm over this hurdle. 3 months old puppy now and hasn't peed inside in 4 weeks.
I just got a puppy shih Tzu and this video helped a lot!! Thanks
I have followed all your advices with my two 3-months old bernedoodle puppies and I have had almost no more accidents inside the house. I incorporated a crate and take them out after all those key moments, regardless they show signs to pee/poop, because they do it anyways. It's like they don't realize that they need to do it. This has worked wonders. I have invested a lot of time but I am much less frustrated and I feel more confident that they won't fail. It has allowed me to give them more freedom inside a (still) limited area inside the house. I see that all of us (me, family and puppies) are happier. Thanks for selflessly sharing all those awesome tips with us. Greetings from Chili
Great tips!
Thank you, Kay! I’m glad you found them helpful! Thanks for watching ~Ken
Awesome video! Thanks for the great work that you do! 🐶💕Love from Chi💕
So glad you enjoyed the video, That Doggy Chi! Thanks for watching ~Ken
I’m soo thankful for this video, I usually never give my little girl treats when she potty. just lots of praise,and I felt bad that maybe she should get a treat. she just not into treats.
Wow! I'm so happy I came across your video. I have a 8 wk old male Shih-poo that I received on Wed. Nov. 25th. I'm training him to go outside but he is being stubborn about the leash. He do not like it at all and I end up taking it off. But I need to keep it on and be consistent with him. I will stop giving him a doggie treat. However, I do praise him and say good boy. He's clever and already have a little personality. Very smart and I do believe he will be potty train.
Great video ! thank you ! do you have any tips for dogs that are not living in the house ? i would appreciate that !! thank you in advance !!
This video made me and my 3 month old chiguagua best friends, thank you for the advice
Excellent vid, thanks so much!!
This is so helpful THANK YOU!!
Hello! I have questions and I'm hoping for some guidance. I've found your channel to be extremely helpful and the most reality based, techniques and advice that are meant for me (average person) rather than the dedicated trainer or someone who has a life to devote to their dog. THANK YOU. A quick layout. Beginning of November I brought home two puppies (don't worry, I already know I was thinking with my heart and not my head, but they were rescues in a crate. You would have brought home both too) I've been working from home for the past couple months but I need to start returning to work. I do crate them (separately), and they don't poop in their crates/in the house ever, about once every week and a half or so one will have a small accident in the crate. I have a restricted puppy proofed area where we spend most of our time and when we leave they are on a leash with me around the house. The girl is pretty much house broken. An accident every couple days but most are my fault, (usually cleaning up another mess before I take her out). They are trained to hit a bell and do when they need to go outside, they are both really good at peeing outside. The boy still averages an accident once a day. The problem is he's peeing while he walks. No squatting, no signals, not in the same area. Usually in the evening he will drip drip drip. We average going outside every 30 minutes, not including right after meals, play, naps, etc. Is there something I can do?
Other concern. They do go into their crates during both night and day and are quiet. I recently recorded them while I ran errands (gone approx an hour) and they barked the whole time. I used the same crating process, I don't make a big deal about leaving or coming home and they quiet when I come home, they know I won't take them out if they're barking. But an hour of barking? Which could turn into 6 hours? This can't be healthy. I live in a home and won't really disturb neighbors but..... They have music on, they have crate only toys, if I know I'm running an errand I save their kong full of food to get them started....Any help would be much appreciated.
Hi McCann thx for another great video, extremely helpful. Much love
Thank you! Just watched one of your other videos and followed your comment links. Play time with kids I think has been an issue for accidents. The other times, meals, naps, in/out of crate there isn't an issue.
thanks a bunch! this video really helps
My wife and I love your videos and they have been very helpful. My Yorkie is 12 weeks and we don't use Pee Pad for a number of reasons. First, he shreds them instantly 😂. Second, we are retired, so we can take him out often and it's working pretty good. My question for you is, he is tiny (2.5 lbs), so we pick him up and take to the area we want him to go. Should we be leading him on his leash from the house to the ares or does it matter. Thanks for any help!
Thank you so much for your advice! I have subscribed to your channel. I am bringing my English Springer Spaniel puppy home in a week. I have done a lot of homework and am feeling a little bit of information overload. I will be back for more advice as we go along. I can't wait!
Congratulations on your new puppy, Dana! Welcome to McCann Dogs. We have lots of videos to help you with your training process. Thanks for watching ~Ken
Thank you!
So pleased to have this advice. We have a new puppy and i didnt know how to deal with this
Great video thanks for sharing GOD BLESS
I’m new to your channel, and I love you guys already. I’m picking up my 7 week old mini golden doodle next weekend and I’m really nervous because I haven’t trained in 17 years. I had a terrier who passed away two years ago from cancer after 15 years of being with us. I didn’t want another dog, but realized that growing up with pets since I was a toddler I really needed another one. I feel like I’m going to fail because it’s been so long, but binge watching your videos is helping with my anxiety lol. Thank you for taking the time ti help people like myself
Hi there, Eva PM! Congratulations on your new pup. It’s such an exciting process when you get a new puppy. You’ve made a great decision to do all of this homework even before your pup comes home. Enjoy the process, and keep watching those training videos! Happy Training ~Ken
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Thank you for your videos. Should we also be waking up during the night to let the puppy out so he doesn't wet his bed, until he if fully house trained?
Great info and very helpful.
This is the best video i have watched on Puppy training. Thank you
I’m crate training my 10 week old puppy. We’ve had very minimal amounts of in house accidents. She’s even starting to scratch the door to go outside a little.
We are about to bring home a female maltipoo (we are all excited!), but we live in an apartment building (7th floor) which will limit the opportunities to take the puppy out potty. You mentioned that same principles applies to in-house potty training in pads. Any other tip I should keep in mind for inside potty training?
Your videos are hugely helpful. Thank you for sharing!
4:56 is exactly why I only give my puppy a treat for pooping NOT PEEING
My puppy can pee, then 3 mins later pee again.
Even mine
Yes I watched a video when you take your puppy out side then you can wait 3 min it will pee and let it go inside I guess :/
That may be marking. Marking is when a dog makes small pees in an area showing that it’s their territory
Same abd to top it off the cats are jelous bc my sister's cat peed on my 2 year-old brothers bed and on the dogs per mats
Is your dog male?
Potty training my puppy she’s a Great Pyrenees she has more good days but yesterday was the worst potty training day ever but today’s a new day so far so good, thank you for the tips 😄
Great advice and video. Thank you . Very simple and easy to understand 🖖🏿
Thanks for the great videos, Ken. Learning a lot. We live in an apartment with a balcony and we want to train the puppy to go potty here rather than the main shared garden downstairs. Would you advise that on their lead we just guide them to this particular patch for them to pee? Is it ok to define a certain area for them to go? Thanks
Yes there is. If you have a balcony get fake grass that may help
That way the puppy will pee and poo on it
my maltipoo already knew to pee and poop in one day just giving him a lot of cuddles after pooping outside. They are very picky with treats lol
I feed my puppy Pet Fresh. She loves it.
Great vid, Thank-You.
So helpful. Thanks
This video is so helpful! Thank you so much. I've just adopted a small doxie and I live on the 3rd floor of a walk up apartment.
When I catch her in the act, I feel frantic! Is my best course of action to carry her down the stairs in the middle of an accident to get outside?
Same! I'm on a 3rd story walk up also, but he refuses to pee or poop outside regardless of how long we're outside or how boring the location.
@@justaim87 Agh, so frustrating! Frannie is too small for the stairs, so I carry her to protect her back. Are you and your pup walking up and down the stairs? How long do you stay out before you go back to the crate?
Best is to carry them to a puppy pad by the door. That worked for my dog
Hi Ken, thanks for all of the great advice! My husband and I follow McCann dogs for all of our puppy training for our 11 week old golden retriever. Our puppy always goes when we take him outside and we’re working on moving him from the “proactive potty training stage” to where he can tell us when he needs to go. We watched your other video about placing them in front of the door when it’s time to go, but he doesn’t get excited when it’s time to open the door. Most likely because we live on the 2nd floor of an apartment and have to carry him down until he’s a little older! He’s only had a handful of accidents where we’ve cut him off every time and taken him downstairs to finish. We are very consistent about taking him out but he just doesn’t quite understand that he shouldn’t go inside yet. Another factor working against us is that we have a fully carpeted apartment (ugh). Any further suggestions or should we keep doing what we’re doing?
This is my exact situation!! What did you do
This is so brilliant!! Thank you!
Thank you this will help me a lot
I'm having an issue with spending too much time with my puppy. I want to be around to catch accidents but my puppy if getting very attached. Should I maybe keep her in the crate on her own?
Hi! I would like to ask, do you recommend using a steady leash only to walk a puppy and older dog or could a flex leash be used aswell? Didn ´ t find an video about different type of leashes on your page.
Thank you so much for your videos! They are really helpful!
Love this channel, professionals and useful info 👍
Yes thanks very much
Thank you so much for sharing this valuable information. I’m getting a Bichon Frise the first week of March (2020) I’m so excited! I will be training to use wee wee pads for those times that it’s just not convenient enough to go out doors, due to weather/etc. also the fact we just had a motorhome built so we will be traveling a lot. So sometimes stopping in sketchy area’s and or muddy/snowy area’s will just be so nice to have a designated area for him to go in the coach. Also, considering their grooming needs, say right after grooming they have to go out in the mud/rain🤭🐶⛈💨🌪⚡️... So Based on my thoughts, Do you think this potty training of going on pads and going outdoors will work out for us both? Thank you for sharing all your knowledge and experience with us. You have no idea how much you have helped me already! 🙏🏻
Hi there, Latada! The clear boundaries of only going potty outdoors is always a better choice when it comes to puppy learning. If you look at some of our older puppy potty training videos, you’ll see how many people are struggling with the puppy pad process. Traveling does create some interesting challenges, but I think the benefit of having your puppy learn the rules quickly would still make pee pads your second choice. It’s all about clarity! Thanks for watching ~Ken
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What if you take you dog out and she screws around for fourty five minutes outside on a leash and comes back inside and pisses right in the house maybe she needs more outside time
Actually what I have learned is to not leave them outside for that long because then they think it is play time. Have them outside for 5 minutes and if they don't do their business, take them back in but keep a close eye on them for when they will need to go. Hope this can help! :)
Haha.. this was me today..
I watched another one of his videos and it said to have a 15 minute rule. If they haven’t gone after 15 minutes, you take them back inside (carry them if they try to pee as soon as the come in) and put them in their crate. Wait 10 minutes and take them out again using the 15 minuet rule again. He said it might take a couple tries but what’s one hour compared to them actually going you know?!
Kim Zastrow yes! We just got an 8 week old basset puppy who I’ve been able to train fairly well so far but have run into a similar issue. I’ve read that if you spray where they’ve gone inside before with disinfectant or deodorizer they don’t associate that with a place to pee. That and shorter times might work.
At what age can you take it out cuz my puppy is 2 months so can it go outside?
Thank you so much.Your videos helped me out so much
Thank you Cann
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We have had our puppy since 8 weeks old. He's 6 months old now and he seems to urinate submissively as well as when excited. He's fully emptied hisself on our furniture as well as squats right in front of us and pees in tHe carpet.
We take him outside frequently, as well as reward positively when he goes where desired. What gives?
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My Baby is 2 1/2 months now I can take her out and she will pee dig holes run like a rocket can hand me her paws for a Treat smart but want poop outside (Black Lab)
@@stevenhoward9899 Thank you should I take out all the pads he is 2 mos almost 9/13/20. But he is Ecited. Pre per on me ????I'm 😨
We only crate at night, and YES we're having troubles potty training. We've had her about a month now, is it too late to go to crate training? If not, is there a good schedule on how long or when they should be in the crate vs. being out by us (in the house) playing or cuddling? Thanks!
If she is using her crate to mess in overnight, you need to start taking her out every few hours in the night.
I just got an 8week old puppy so I really needed this video! New Subscriber here!!!! Thank u!
Thank you very much that was helpful
I guess we've been doing it wrong the whole time because we've been giving a piece of food as a reward. I must've missed that part with all of the other videos and assumed that reward was a given.
Same here ! But I have given treats and have not , neither way is working ! It's only been 5 wks , but this little guy seems to be getting worse , FURSTRATING as hell ! I take him out every 30 mins , and he goes , but 20 mins or less , he goes inside ! Thing is , he holds it for 6 hrs at night in his crate , I'm thinking he's punking me . Cannot wait for the day he starts getting better !
It's a common mistake, Matt! Know that you're not alone. And in fact, I've actually heard other dog trainers suggest to "reward" instead of "praise" when your puppy does it right. For some puppies, it may not create any issue. For other puppies, the challenge is just beginning when you add food to house training. It's easily fixed though, so starting right now you can change your approach to potty training;) Thanks for watching ~Ken
@@justme6256 that is actually what's happening with ours as well, she'll go all night without a peep but 20 minutes after being outside she'll go in the house... very frustrating.
@@mattpender2950 , How old is she and how long have you had her ?
@@justme6256 she's just over 3 months old and we've had her for about 5 weeks. She's a foster and we think she's a "Boxador" (lab and boxer mix).
If I start to implement your tips, how long does the potty training process normally take? I've had my puppy for 8 weeks now. Originally I made two mistakes, using potty pads and giving him a treat most times he went outside.
How would anyone know that? It depends on YOU, your consistency and your dog.
Hello Rae, how did it go for you? I have an about 5 months old puppy and still struggling. I hope everything went well for you!
Thanks for the helpful tips! Just got my Old English Sheepdog puppy today!
I love love love your video!!!!!!!!! Thank you so much!!!!!!
Hi there,
I live in a condo and we take our puppy out at all the times you described to avoid setting them up for failure. We've had some accidents along the way (our own fault) but the problem were having is she seems to hate being outside in general. Avoiding coming to the front door, going down the stairs etc. I'm not sure how to understand her signals as she ages if she continues to hate to go outside. We've started rewarding her along the steps of her getting to outside (to the door, out the door, down the stairs etc) but i'm not sure what could be causing her to dislike outside?
any advice would be greatly appreciated!
i had the same problem just move her food outside so she can start getting comfortable to it and like outside more
I'm really enjoying your videos and finding them super helpful. Our biggest housebreaking issue is that sometimes, even when we're pretty sure our puppy has to go, she'll just sit or lie down once sh'e outside. We're taking her to the same spot on a short leash, standing still and not talking, etc. After we've given her a good amount of time and she still hasn't gone, we'll carry her back inside, and within a few minutes, she'll pee inside--sometimes right in front of us!
Michelle Wuesthoff my puppy is doing the same exact thing! 😓
Did you find a solution to it?
Thank you, I needed this. My mistake was leaving too much space on it's sleeping area. Thank you
Best advice I've seen thus far!!!
I’m getting two 8 week old labs, do we keep them in the kennel the during the day since we are in quarantine?? I have never trained puppies and I’m very nervous.
Katelynn Stverak well, if you’ve never trained puppies before, I’d advise you to only get one puppy. You can get a puppy playpen which is connected with their crate so they can play in a bigger space but you can also keep an eye on them.
How do you even get 2 puppies with no experience? That’s double stress.
Good luck with that. Any updates?
Okay update on our puppies, they’re actually doing amazing. They’re 10 months old now, and we have no issues with kennel training. They find their kennels to be their “safe space” if they’re tired, they go lay down and have no issues being in there while we’re gone during the day. The only downside is that they feed off of each others energy. It helps that they can play with each other though. It’s better than we expected, and we now have two thriving puppies.
Their names are Theo and Ozzy, one black one yellow!
Our almost 9 wk old puppy has refused to potty outside in the pea gravel area we've set up (she will pee whenever/wherever if we leave her to roam the yard which we've since stopped doing). After refusing to potty outside upon waking, and then having another accident minnutes upon our return this morning, we've kept her in her crate and taken her out religiously every 15 min for 5-8 min to no avail. It's been 6.5 hrs, and I just noticed that in between her mostt recent 15 min increments she peed a tiny bit in her crate again (just enough too relieve pressure I'm sure) which is all over her as we've limited here space. Took her out, and of course she refused to do anything. What do you suggest?
This was amazing
Okay this is helpful af thank you
My husband and I has a 9-week old puppy. We've been good on taking her outside as soon as she wakes up and after she eats, and she does do her business. But every now and then, she'll still have an accident in the house. In fact, she just went 3 times in the house and 2 of the times I saw her do it! Another issue we have is that lately it's been raining, and she does not like to go on the wet grass. She'll refuse to go unless we keep putting her in her spot. Then eventually she'll go. After watching your video, I'll admit that we have not been using a leash on her. I noticed she does get distracted easily. Now I know we need to put a leash on her whenever she goes outside.
Puppy always downstairs and now started going upstairs, do you need to restart training from upstairs? I noticed he peed and tried to poop a few seconds after we went upstairs
I’m getting a maltese puppy in 3 weeks and I’ve been stressed about potty training but your video is helping :)
try to take out your puppy out as much as you can ! So they can get used to using the restroom outside . you need to be super consistent I got my puppy 6 days ago and consistency has really helped she rarely pees inside !
I just had a 4 months old labador puppy and i thinkg you might be a great
person to teach me because i never had a puppy so thanks
For showing me these tips and trainings!!!!!!😁☺️😁☺️
Regarding telling your puppy off in the moment when they pee inside, either with word or hand clapping as you mention, a lot of videos and things i have read have said not to punish or tell the puppy off if they pee/poo inside because it just makes the puppy think that they can't do their business in front of people. Can you clarify this for me because I am confused.
Exactly what I was thinking!!
if whenever they do their business outside you reward them this is not what they will think.They just understand that there is a more appropriate place to do so
I used the method of clapping and saying no, then picking the puppy up to go outside. Only when the puppy goes outside i would give him a huge reward for doing so. About a month or so later the amount of accidents inside my house was at a minimum. Now he is 8 months old and he has stopped going to the bathroom in the house and instead goes on bushes/grass/etc.
Thank you for the all the videos, they’ve been a massive help!! Do you have any videos on teaching a puppy to sleep through the night? Our pup is 5 months but still wakes us up 2-3 times a night (sometimes only a couple hours apart). We’ve tried ignoring her as she holds it for 4-5 hours in the day but she whines for at least half an hour until someone takes her out. We have tried interrupting her whining and praising her for being quiet but she continues until someone takes her out! If you have any tips or training videos on this I would be really really interested!! Thank you!
She probably needs to go pee.
These videos are so helpful! We don’t even have a pup yet but we want one so I’ve been trying to learn ❤
Thanks for the tips
Great video. I am picking up a new puppy, Aussie, in two days. I have a crate and am ready to train. LOL I do wonder if I go to bed at 10 pm and take the NEW puppy out right before bedtime how long can I expect a new 8 week old puppy to be in the crate. Do I need to get up in the middle of the night?
Thanks
Don Watkins yes, you will have to get up at. Try setting an alarm for every 2-3 hours during the night. And, put your puppy on a schedule. Don’t let him eat too late because they means you will have to take him out more frequently during the night. For example, no food or water after 7 pm.
My 6 yr old neutered male dog has begun marking since we got our neutered 8 mo.old puppy. I’m pulling my hair out! What do I do? Crate them both?? HELP!
Ken/Kayle. I have been watching all your videos and my new puppy is doing very well. He sleeps 8 hours at night, no accidents. The one issue we are having is that he CAN hold it that long and we end up having an accident during the day, He's gone potty and we had a training session inside. I looked up to talk to my daughter and looked down and he peed. He was literally at my feet and I was distracted for 15 seconds. I'm guessing I need to be better at setting up a schedule but I wondered if there was something else I should be doing.
Thank you for your videos. I've had dogs when I was young (under 50) but at 72 I have chronic back pain and also live on the fourth floor so I wanted to train puppy for the pads AND outside. In FL we have 6 months of wet, as well as hurricanes. I can't keep up with your schedule but I cannuse the crate as you say.
This dude sounds like my mom when she's like( take out the dog!!)