How To Stop Your Puppy From Peeing Indoors
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- Опубліковано 4 лис 2018
- Puppies will have accidents. During the puppy potty training process, sometimes you'll need to know how to stop a puppy from peeing and pooping on the floor if you want to teach them that they aren't allowed to do that! We have published several videos focused on puppy potty training, and in this video, we'll talk about the 2 elements you need to know to stop your puppy from peeing and pooping on the floor!
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@McCannDogs my puppy had loose stools when we brought her home so she pooped in the crate the first couple nights while we were sleeping. She pees outside almost every time but she now thinks she has to hold her poop all day until she's in her crate. I have limited her space with a divider and wake up to take her out. She still poops in crate. Any tips?
Who here is watching is right after their puppy just peed? 🙋♂️
Uhhhh
Me
i juzt came here me too haha
Watch the dog constantly, turn my back for 2 minutes, pees on the floor 🤦🏻♂️
Same 🤦🏽♀️
Ikr that's y im here my dog princess pee and do number 2 everywhere my mom leave her outside all day and bring her in to go da bed😭😭😂😂🙃😑
Yup
I take my 10 week old female Rotty outside every hour to 2hrs min and stay out with her for 20-30min . She hardly goes. I'm mostly catching her starting to squat, then take her out and she dosent go. Until I bring her back in and maybe 30min later she finishes. Same with pooping. She so far has only pooped in her crate. I have it walled off for her size but she dosent care. She only does it in the crate when I have to run to the bathroom, or make a quick sandwich. I've only had her 3 days, but shes not catching on at all. I'm doing everything you're saying in all your videos. Any suggestions?
Don’t give up people, it took me about 3 months but I think my puppy is catching on. I had him in his kennel roughly 14 hours a day while I’m sleeping and at work or when I’m busy doing stuff in house. As I soon as I let him out of his kennel I take him outside let him pee or poop, praise him and bring him in. Then I usually keep him closed off in the kitchen so he doesn’t wander around the house unsupervised. During the time he’s not in his kennel I take him out pee about every 30-40 minutes. I know for some people this may not be possible but it’s seeming to work for me. I also take him on a 2 mile walk daily to get his exercise
I knew my puppy needed to pee took her outside for almost half an hour took her inside and instantly peed 🤦🏼♀️
UGHHHHH I HATE that feeling!
yup
My dog does this with poop
The same happened with me but not on the floor, on my bed.
@@mattiadizard7431 mine too
I guess I lucked up. Our puppy is 12 weeks old. We got him at 10 weeks and with the exception of the first day he goes outside consistently. We take him out every 2 hours and repeat "go potty" and he goes within 1 minute we are outside. So proud of him, he is the best!
My kids dog is a ninja with urinating.
I keep an eye on her at home. She can only be in the living room currently and I swear the second I look at the tv or something she urinates in 0.2 seconds and I find it after the fact. She would be playing with a dog toy and then pee when no ones looking. Sometimes I take her out for a walk and she pees a little bit in the kitchen the second we get home. She doesn't understand "No" very well right now which does not help. I'm somewhat glad she is not at my house much. I will like her a whole lot more when this puppy faze is over.
I'm glad everything is hardwood over here... My kids dog would drive me nuts if we had carpet.
wow any tips?
@@wdrew04 Hello, we just took him out every 2 hours regardless and got him to associate bathroom with outside. When he would go, we would cheer to let him know it was something positive. We constantly watched him inside and did not let him out of our sight just in case he secretly went somewhere. Plus as a puppy, they should not be roaming free anyways. Also, if you could not keep an eye on him like taking a shower or house cleaning, we crated him. We did this repeatedly and it worked. After doing this for around a month we would take him out around 11pm for his last potty time and he now sleeps through the night til 525am consistently. His last potty time now is between 9-10pm. He is now 5 months old and best puppy ever. The first month is hard but it gets easier if you do your part. It's a job but consistency works!
That's great but does he tell you he has to go?
@@deanabossio3091 He is over one now but he is on a schedule and never even attempts to go inside. He was really easy training. If he has an upsetstomach and his bathroom breaks are out the norm, he definitely let's us know!
I've been begging for a dog for soooo long now I have it I'm soooo tired its being peeing and pooping on the floor
Same! Ngl I kinda regret it. My other dog is also very jealous and she’s such a good girl. Never pees in the house but it’s just because she’s older. Although she was better as a puppy so I feel bad for her
Me either 😭😭
He go for walk but refuse to do it but when he go inside the house and do it immediately 🥺
My lids begged some years. We finally got one and they are so conflicted. They like him but don’t like all the responsibility. We have a pretty good and lazy pup. I’m days he sleeps through the night and doesn’t really Pee to much inside unless we don’t take him out. He give signs and starts to sniff the floor. Once we take him out he instantly goes on the grass. Working on basic commands and his nipping.
same bruh
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Me watching my puppy pee the 11th time this morning: 👁️o👁️
Ughhhh relatable
Just got a new puppy and I never thought it would be so hard to train him. He hasn’t peed outside once. I’ll keep trying though
sorry_sundays put the puppy in a small crate, they won’t want to go on theirselves so this forces them to hold it. Put him in the crate for an hour then take him outside and give treats. If u take him outside and he still don’t go, put him back in the crate and try again an hour later. Your puppy has more than likely gotten comfortable going in the house and doesn’t know he has to go outside.
sorry_sundays it works if you have treats in your hand and keep repeating “go potty”every time you take him out. Treat him right away. It works with my dog.
@@perschellful Agree, the crate has helped me a lot. I did not want to put him in there, but I had too because I was so fed up with the incidents.
To piggyback on what all the other posters have mentioned, keep your pup crated and establish a potty routine. Take him to the same place to go potty outside and use the same terminology every time. Once he goes, praise him lavishly and give him a treat.
Dogs are den animals, so treat the crate like his special space: put treats and toys in it so he knows it's a good place for him to go chill and be safe.
@@perschellful thank you!
If you're looking for more puppy potty training tips, I have created a playlist just for you! Here is a link to several puppy potty training videos that we have created on our channel! Thanks for watching! ~Ken ua-cam.com/play/PL7BBgLulherkDs-Zi5TTSxcJq8QCHMLRj.html
My puppy was pee pad trained by the breeder and I live in high rise and during the time she wasnt fully vaccinated it helped out, now that she's safe to go outside (her last walk after meal is 7 pm) she does pee/poop outside, but the moment we get home she pees where the pee pad used to be, so if I put her in the crate, an hr early (which I do at 9pm normally for my bedtime and hers) she wont pee in there until the next day? And I'm afraid if she does pee in the crate that it'll be another problem I have to correct. I hope you can reply or do a follow up video. Thank you.
How do I make her pee on a specific mat
I've watched the playlist, some of them more than once, and you've never addressed how to clean the mess so that they don't want to come back for a repeat show. :(
So, I live in a building and I have let my dog pee and poo on the balcony but now I'm trying to get him to go outside but he almost never makes it in the mornings the pees in the hallway and or elevator. No matter what time I get him up it never fails. How do I stop it and get him yo hold it until we reach outside?
I have a 5 month old German shepherd and she wasn't fully vaccinated so she's used to going inside. Now that she's fully vaccinated We take her outside right after eating so she can go out there. SHE DOES NOT....she will wait....and wait.....and wait....and wait until she gets inside and immediately pees/poops inside....HELP?!?!?
yeah I be having long conversation with my dog 😂
Lmao man!! Like literally taking to him
I got a 8week pit Weiler and this nigga will not stop peeing and shutting everywhere
Me to😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Me to
My puppy pees all the time inside and when I catch him and take him to the right place he doesn’t pee because I did it already in the wrong place 🤦🏽♀️
Joanne LASME *_SAME AND IT SUCKS_*
I think my female dog is just trolling me. Nothing new here.
What helped me was taking him out right after a nap, meal, and anytime I saw him sniffing around in circles. A little exhausting but he’s catching on.
You need to be insync with your puppy. I know my Mastiff at 4 months would require a pee 1 hour after eating. I used to put her outside every hour until she started asking to go out by walking to the door. In the evening just before closing down for the night there is an no exception outing for all three dogs when they go out and on command PePe they all perform. Took me 2 weeks to house train the Mastiff. Also when they start to move from sleeping I ask them if they want to go outside they sometimes get excited and walk to the back door wanting to go out.
Joanne , is your dog trained yet ? If so , how long did it take ? Mine is going like 5 times in 20 mins , driving me nuts , but I'm still being calm ! Don't know if I can for a number of weeks though !
I stood still in 1 spot and he went to pee. I should've watched your video before getting him, now i know. I will definitely rewatch this video until we both get it right. Thanks 🐾🐾🐾🐕🐕🐕
We’ve marked the accidents just as you’ve described and we’re STILL having accidents almost daily. He’s 3 months. It’s been six weeks of this. We are religious about taking him out and watching him. It’s like he just doesn’t care. He’ll do it in front of us. What are we doing wrong? Our Great Danes were trained in a week. Are labs just not as bright when it comes to this!?
My black lab took a short time to train I’m just trying to train my new boxer mix dog
Great! Going to show this to my pup!
I do all of the things you've stated. I have an 8 year old yellow lab and she cracked the potty training within a week when she was about 10 weeks old. However, my 15 week old black lab pees anywhere and everywhere. He only has access to certain areas of the house and he gets my 100% undivided attention, and if I can't give him 100% due to being busy, my husband and kids give him 100%. I take him out in the garden between every 15 and 30 minutes and he usually always pees, yet still does it in the house in between garden trips. When I catch him mid pee, I say 'ah' and clap my hands 3 times, pick him up and put him in the garden. By this point he doesn't usually do anything in the garden as he's already done what he needs to do in the house. He doesn't have a particular spot in the house...anywhere is fair game. He never gives any pre warning, he will literally just drop and squat wherever he is at the time. He's better with his pooping and gives us warning for this and rarely does it in the house, but his peeing inside is out of control. We'll have a couple of days where he'll only have one accident and we think we're getting somewhere, then it'll be a week of non stop peeing and we feel like we're going backwards. It's so frustrating!
I can totally relate.
LITERALLY WORD FOR WORD . With my baby Aussie 😞
This channel is such a godsend.
That’s such a nice thing to hear. Glad we could help! Happy Training ~Ken
“Aht bad dog” is going to be the signature potty training accident que
Thankful to read all the comments. I have a 5 month rescue, small/medium breed. She is really good at letting me know when she needs to go but it's sometimes every 30 minutes. The only time she goes longer than an hour is when she's asleep. We have tested everything in the world and she has a clean bill of health. Vet thinks she is simply drinking more than she needs. We are working on half filling her bowl and redirecting when she starts gulping water. Completely exhausted 😅
nice one, subscribed...keep'em comin
I wish you were located near me, I feel like I want to scream...My pup just isn't getting it.
Lee Caruso Yeah me too, I feel so bad for getting frustrated- but it’s really hard :/
In the same boat guys 😞
Hey my puppy is getting better, almost completely potty trained! It just takes time and patience. Believe in your pups guys! Good luck, I know it’s hard but it gets easier like they all say lol. ❤️❤️❤️
@@ZebrasEatMarshmellow well it's extra hard because my puppy isn't allowed outside until all of her shots have been given, which is still a month or so to go. So we are trying to potty train her using training pads
Shaquille Catchings Yeah same for my little guy. I got him at 2 months and he wasn’t allowed outside until just recently, at a little over 4 months with all his vaccinations. I live in an apartment too, so pads always had to be an option just in case.
This is what helped me:
I did disposable pads at first, praise and treats if he used it. A calm no if he didn’t (sometimes frustration got the better of course lol). I’d take soiled paper towels and place them on the puppy pads, so he recognized it was okay to go there.
Then I got reusable pads, and put disposable on top- since they have the smell that attracts them to urinate. Now I can just use the reusable pads and he is 90% trained. He still has accidents of course, did just this morning lol- but it’s a definite improvement.
Good luck to you and your fur baby!
Thank you for making videos on this... I haven't had a puppy in 13 years and we just got 2, a brother and sister. My old lady was incredibly easy to potty train when she was a puppy. I'm talking ZERO accidents from the get go! Never let her have an opportunity to have an accident. But now I have 3 children that also need my attention, so potty training has been a bit of a challenge with the female pup (male only has an accident if I miss him trying to tell me or late to getting them out, but I will take her out and she will go and do her business... Then we come back inside and 5 minutes later she is squatting to pee 🙄🤦🏻♀️). I didn't realize potty training could get so frustrating!
Did it get better??? I have a female puppy who does this too. Our male was easy to train. We adopted the female when she was a little older so I think she had more time to get used to just going in her kennel at the shelter and not having a choice.
Not really, to be honest. It's great advice!! Just didn't work for us and our pups. I follow another dog trainer on UA-cam (Stonnie Dennis) and found a potty "training" video of his that worked practically the first day, but definitely the first week for us (had a.few accidents here and there and still do occasionally, but that's how it goes with pups). Every dog and owner are different, so it might take trying different techniques. I use a lot of McCann dog training stuff, but the potty training stuff didn't work for us. Stonnie just recommend taking them out to run around and play more often... He went into more detail about it and why it works, but basically I took them out and set a timer for at least 20 minutes and let them run and play. Did this multiple times a day. Also as McCann says, after any inactivity such as naps. And after eating! Giving my pups more exercise was the trick, though. With shepherds they needed more and it worked like magic!
Thanks for the guide!
Ok thanks Ken! Great explanation! Hope it works 🤞🏼
My puppy doesn’t pee in her crate. She barks for us to take her outside. But if she’s in the house roaming around , she won’t alert and just pee
Lol
Same case
My puppy gets all the praise for peeing and pooping outdoors in the back yard when she comes in. She does it consistently in the same areas. It’s wonderful. She’s got her favorite spots in the front too. She gets all the praise there too.
She’s supervised 100% of the time indoors, she even comes with us on all car rides. Taken to dog parks and unique fun walks.
But the second we notice she walks into the kitchen, it’s already too late, she squats and pees all over the floor, REGARDLESS of the fact she just went pee. She knows full well not to do it. Aside from excitedly biting at my kids, this is the only thing she does that upsets the people around her. And she knows it.
Rebellion?
Exactly
Love your videos! You get to the point with humor.
Thank you for your great advice and video.
Glad you found it so helpful, Rodney! Thanks for watching! ~Ken
2:20 is me and it's not helping lmfao
I’ve been doing this for about 4 WEEKS!!! And the puppy is still having accidents!!! Sure she’ll go outside when she’s outside, but I don’t want to have to worry 24/7 if she’s gonna go pee or poo somewhere!!!
Same here
SAME!
Same
You ever get em trained?
Same problem. She can never be trusted.
Thanks for video. I have two border terrier puppies at six months. They are very good at pooping outside in the yard and learned it very quick. But peeing in the house is another thing. They are put out after every nap, after every meal and first thing in the morning for at least half an hour. But even after they have been in the yard for half an hour they still come indoors and surprise you with a pee. We are just about pulling our hair out, We were both born into families with dogs, and we have had dogs all our married lives of over fifty years. Our dogs in the past have always been German Shepherds and usually Jack Russell terriers together, but these lovely little girls have been the most difficult to potty (pee) train. They are surprisingly intelligent and learn easy except for Peeing in the house. I wish we had as much energy that they have, very tough dogs. Again thank you for video, we will keep on trying.
This made me chuckle. Great info.
Thank you so much for your videos! They have been very helpful, as this is my first puppy. He is nine weeks old. He seems to have a problem with peeing in the house, even though I usually always stop him midstream and take him outside. He will not have an "accident" in his crate, but he continually goes in the house...
I have a 10 month old yorkie that pees and poops outside but he still pees inside most time’s he try’s to hide it but some times he Pees right infrot of us when he was younger we teaches him to go outside and only outside and it worked for a while but idk what to do now
Awesome video Ken!
Thank you very much! I’m glad you found it helpful! ~Ken
The funny parts made me chuckle. Thanks for the valuable info!! 😊
Ken my puppy is 4 months old and I do those things that you talk about in your video. I make the sudden sounds for him to stop peeing, I pick him up and take him outside.....he sniffs around and never finishes the pee or the other. He waits till we come back in and goes in his kennel or in my kitchen or any where in the house for that matter.
Man it's so hard!!!!!! I work 4 days out of the week for 10 hours of those days and he is blocked off from the rest of the house with training pads and he will use them, but when I come home.. he eats and drinks, I try and time it and then take him out, he just sniffs around and nothing. We come back in and when I'm not paying attention thats when he has peed somewhere or on the training pads. I'm very annoyed.
How is your puppy doing?
My 9 week old puppy goes outside sometimes and even let's us know when he needs to go out, he'll go directly to his pee spot! But then other times (as he's being supervised) he decides that right there and now he is going to go potty inside. Even in his empty, small crate he is poo and EAT IT. I know he is young, and we're following your video tips as best as possible, but I'm not sure else how to train him not to go potty in the house!
Best!!!!!! Thanks!!!
Thank you sir this really helped me
My puppy stops peeing once I take him to his potty spot indoor (the balcony) and refuses to go and just sits there. Sometimes he pees again as soon as we go back inside! Please help!!!
SAME
You need to be really still and boring you have to wait, no matter how long it takes.
@ninerempire4life28 oh god get out!! Don't ever do it
Dnt hit him ... reduce its water quantity and when you give him water take him to pee ...
Don’t take him out on a balcony
you believe in the "no go" spray for dogs ??
Thank you
Thanks!
I'm really giving up here. Our dog is 1 year old and he's still peeing inside the house. It kinda looks like he does it out of rebellion or to bully us. Because we go with him outside and tell him to pee and he knows very well what we want from him and he does a pee and a poo outside but 3mins afterwards when we go back inside he pees again in the house. It's so frustrating. We don't know what to do anymore. 🤦🏽♂️
lunatjxX Meanwhile, my dog is...
7 YEARS OLD!!
Is he spayed or neutered? Sometimes if he’s older than six months it could be marking behaviors. Dogs do it to make a statement and claim their space.
Mine does the same thing. He's very vindictive. He will do it while he's next to my leg or while he's eating will stop and poop right there.
lunatjxX I feel ur pain!
@@izzyy87 SAME AND SHE CHOOSED TO PEE ON THE COVER RIGHT BY ME OMG
Ive had my puppy for 4 weeks. He's 13 weeks and a very quick learner We are taking him outside every time we take him out of the crate and after eating while in the crate. He goes on command. However, when watching him or playing with him, he tends to pee without any warning. I'm having issues finding a way to get him to tell me he has to go vs. me telling him when to go. Any suggestions?
I am going to try this method this seems like a really good one so thank , I’m a new dog owner
I have a new 8 wk old lab puppy. Today is her third full day at home. I know she is young and potty training requires work and consistency. I take her out every time she leaves her crate, wakes up from a nap, after eating, and when she is exhibiting signs of having to relieve herself. I take her outside to one spot, stand still and don’t say anything. She is distracted by EVERYTHING!!. Leaves (it’s fall), dirt, grass, rocks. I’ve cleared the area as best I can. She is always sniffing or trying to eat something. After about 5 min, without success, I take her inside. With in 30secs she is peeing!! I mark the behavior with a loud “hey”. It does not stop her void. I know it’s early but I want to make sure I am setting her up for success. I live in a small rented house that only has one patch of grass so I can’t find another area with less distractions. Is there anything I can do to help her beside consistency and time?
How do you puppy potty train a really small breed of dog? Any help would be great.
Space Ace yes I have a pug and she pees *_EVERYWHERE_*
@@noahgarrett5195 You need to control the area that the dog is allowed to be in until it is fully housebroken. You want to build on success, not let the dog have accidents, you get angry and frustrated and no learning occurs. You don't give a puppy free run of the house. Of course there will be accidents.
I am able to catch my pup just as he's about to squat for a pee or poop but as soon as I put him on the pee pad he runs off it. What do you recommend?
omg thank you this helped so much :D
Your videos are very effective.
I've watched all your puppy videos and especially the potty training ones but my pup still keeps peeing in the house. Often times at night when we wake up every few hours to go to the bathroom he is great and doesn't have accidents but he gets so excited to see me and ends up peeing all in his kennel and on the carpet outside it. Then when I bring him outside like you say, he doesn't use the restroom there. He doesn't go number 2 he just pees in his kennel and sometimes on the carpet. Even though we always bring him outside every hour or so especially after his naps. I also have yet another huge issue, he does NOT walk on his leash whatsoever. He sits or lays and refuses to do anything with a leash on a collar or harness. I want to take him on walks and do literally anything else other than sitting and laying down in the house. He hates squeaker toys, hates tug of war, he only likes to chew on a rope toy. He won't even chase a ball. He has so much energy but I can't figure out how to get him to focus his energy on anything. I just don't know what to do, I really need your guidance please!
This is exactly how our puppy is :(
I’ve had my puppy for 2 minutes and he’s peed 3 times
after watching your videos, my dog is sitting on the toilet and reading the times journal.
I’d love to see clips of the people with their dogs from the classes while you re talking. Seeing all the dogs is so entertaining and it makes it real. No one else has classes they can capture and insert to demonstrate. Thanks for the video. It’s been years since I’ve had a puppy. It’s time again.
What about if they don’t stop midstream and just go full jet stream at the sound of my verbal command
My sheppador poops and pee outside but he's having accident inside more how do I stop him
Thanks for the vid just got a merman shepherd hopefully it’s easier the it looks 🤞🙌
My Shih Tzu pup is literally peeing and pooping in the house and I had enough
I NEEDED THIS thanksss
My puppy does not stop mid stream even when i make an abrupt “OI” and pick him up. He is always done by the time i make it outside so i cannot praise him for finishing outside.
Hi there, Legatus! Being proactive in this case is even more important than being reactive when your puppy has an accident. Make sure your taking him out before he goes in his crate and as soon as he comes out. After meals and anytime you have a play or training session. Setting him up to be successful by making sure he doesn’t have to go potty will be an important step in helping him to be successful! Happy Training! ~Ken
I always take my puppy outside and stand there and watch him to make sure he uses the bathroom, and when I see him use the bathroom I say "Good boy" and give him pets and then I bring him back inside with me. You don't have to be outside very long, it helps though.
Green Lifeless my dumbass dog does the same thing, then we come inside and he takes a huge piss with no fucks given.
My puppy is almost 5 monts old, she goes out a lot but still pees at home. Funny thing, she stopped pooing inside a couple of weeks ago. Well, I do hope your advices work. It is more difficult in my situation, because I have almost 16 year old dog. She does not control her peeing any more and I do not blame her for that, most of the days now she lays in her doggie bed on the special pads and I change them a couple of times a day. She is unable to walk. Maybe that's why my puppy still pees at home, because she can see the older dog do it.
hi its my puppy's 4th day in my house, and he has established a consistent spot where he pees and poops which is good. Problem is, this spot is right next to his pad. I have tried to stop him midway with a NO, and instruct him to going on the pad (by absorbing scents from his release and placing it in the pad) but that only stopped him and he will hold it in for next few hours. Im not allowed to take him outside until hes had all his shots which is another 2.5 months. Any advice?
Great tips. I found the key with my pug was taking him out a lot and rewarding him a lot with treats and praise every time he peed or pooped outside, and creating him at night. He still has "accidents" if it is miserable outside and I leave him too long occasionally. Just helped a friend adopt a puppy last week so sending him this link. Subbed for more.
Hi, I got a 4 mo old shorkie puppy and the lady who gave her to me had her in a play pen with the training mat so I got the same. It's been only a few days, I keep the play pen open, she goes in and out to pee on her mat, which is great but she does not want to poop there. She goes on my carpet under the chair or under the table. What do I do?? It is cold outside, a lot of snow, tried taking her outside but she is shaking cold and does not know what to do. Please help. Subscribed to your channel. Waiting a response.
How do we get puppy to ask to go out (to pee).?
Hi there, Linda! I actually have a video on that very topic. Here it is: How To Teach Your Dog To Ask To Go Outside - ua-cam.com/video/qL2qkhDALK0/v-deo.html
Thanks for watching! ~Ken
I take my puppy out every hour he's 15 weeks old and he's getting the hang of it we haven't had a piss, dribble or drop in 5 days in the house , poop he goes outside he doesn't want it inside. He getting pretty smart and catching on quick
Reading your comment I have hope for my 13 week pup! 😁
@@cupcakeangel365 every hour helps alot also when he or she wakes up from naps and 1st thing in the a.m.
@@michaelwatchingyourass7356 , Not if it's like mine , he has gone pee 5 times in a 20 min time frame !
@@justme6256 we call that thimble blatter, it gets better, ..
trust me , if it does not get better ...see a vet asap
@@michaelwatchingyourass7356 , Thanks ! He's 9weeks and I've had him 5 days , how long should I give him before seeing the vet ? Thanks again !
Oh my god you're so funnyyyyyy lmao. At first I'm all serious about puppy training and than our of the blue i just burst out laughing when you explain how to supervise and how nlt to supervise. I love your channel
We have two 6month old Yorkies that are sisters. We have a difficult time trying to get them to go outside. They had been trained on pads inside, so we take them out they want go till we bring them back in. And now they are starting to go all over the house. They sleep in a crate next to our bed and normally wake us up around 5 to 5:30 and we take them out. Most of the time they go pee and when we come back in they go poop instead of outside. Love your channel. Thank You.
I’m a fan of the secret sauce lol 👍👍
Haha I wondered if anyone would recognize the secret sauce;) I'm quite a fan of it too! Thanks for watching, Jose! ~Ken
but my problem is he does it when everybody is sleeping or nobody is around. how can I stop him to pee inside?
Same it’s so stressful 😩
Put him in a crate
Hi Ken, great videos. We just got a Maltese Frise and I’ve read that they are a harder dog to house train. Do you have any tips?
Hi there, Jason! I’m glad you’re enjoying our channel! Maltese don’t present any unique challenges when it comes to potty training. But you do need to be consistent and make sure you aren’t accidentally teaching any bad habits. Because those are harder to be untrained. I’ve got a whole potty training playlist for you to check out that should really help you to get your Maltese Frise potty trained quickly. Puppy Potty Training Tips ua-cam.com/play/PL7BBgLulherkDs-Zi5TTSxcJq8QCHMLRj.html
Thanks for watching, Happy Training! ~Ken
try this video
Thanks for your fantastic information. I will soon have a puppy that’s why I am educating myself via your Chanel.
Something that makes me worry is the fact that I leave on the 7th floor. So although I am planing to take my puppy to potty every 2 hours , I know that I might see some accident or I might catch him sometimes while he is about to potty at home.
What do you suggest me ?
Using my balcony ?
Using a puppy apartment ( those big crates that are divided and have a bed side and a potty side)?
Or other solutions?
I am asking because in case if I catch him needing to poo or pee, If I distract him and take him to down stairs to do potty, it will take him ( the quickest possible ) about 3 minutes to be outdoor!
I will be glad to hear your advice
Cheers from Paris
My puppy refuses to go pee outside no matter how long I stay out there with him. He’ll just lay down and relax. How do I get him to go once we’re outside?
Hi there, Niki! That can be such a frustrating process, I totally understand. Here is a video from our channel that will help you with that process: How To Train A Puppy To Go Potty Outside - ua-cam.com/video/pLtszjL2zcg/v-deo.html
Thanks for watching! ~Ken
Niki Dionne what i do to my puppy is take her outside and wait quietly not giving her any attention the once she pee’s I tell her she’s a good girl and give her lots of pets
Same here
I’ve just had to wipe poo off of the floor and wipe poo off my new puppies bum 🙄
Omggggg story of my life my baby girl honey 🍯 is 9 weeks old and lawd have mercy 😂😂😂
My three month golden retriever is pretty good about going pee outside and we supervise her all day long. Unfortunately when she has an accident, pee or poop, she's running upstairs, which we've tried to block off, closed all the bedroom doors and she does her business either on the way up or at the stop of the stairs (even after she's just come from outside peeing). Love your videos and training tips!
😂😂😂 the supervision part. I enjoyed this
I have tried to distract my puppy when I see him about to make a mistake on the floor he will stop for minute walk to his destination where he supposed to and then run right back to the area we originated and do his business
Do you use odor remover
“Stop your dog from having accidents”
*dog has babies*
I am watching the ad right now but thank you for the support I have a. Cat so that might help I guess
You're funny Ken. Great videos.
my dog knows where to go n where he not suposed too... he jus dont care smh lol
Mines too😂😂😂😂
Is it bad that I showed my dog his poop and pee in the house and told him "no" while letting him smell it? Or am I wasting my time and maybe confusing him?
I do this too, rub his nose in it and then rub it where you want him to go! If you only rub his nose or make him smell it inside he will associate it with going inside.
I have managed to stop *almost* all accidents in the house with this trick. Our puppy is only 9 weeks old too. I think he started peeing in the house again cause of his antibiotics (he has a parasite) but wanted to see if i was doing anything wrong otherwise
We have two mini aussies. One is now a year old and fully potty trained. Then we have a 5 almost 6 month old puppy who had already been neutered. He pees the second he hits grass and poops almost everytime he’s outside too. He never wants to go back inside until he’s done. Once he is done he runs up the stairs to our door to go back insides. However, he will be walking around, playing, whatever and will just stop everything he is doing and start peeing. I usually always catch him in the act since we are giving him designated play time and kennel time. I’ll say no and scoop him up and say outside as we are heading out and he will always finish up his entire business outside and wait to come in until he’s done. We’ve had him for around 4 months now and still cannot get him to tell us that he needs to go outside. We figured he may learn from our other dog who is fully potty trained but he isn’t learning from him and he isn’t catching on the the things we have tried either. PLEASE HELP!!!
love these videos! Very entertaining and informative
So glad you enjoy them. Thanks for watching! ~Ken
My puppy will go first thing in the morning but the rest of that day he goes on the floor he gets rewarded when he does do it right and goes out every 2-3 hours
Hi there! Make sure you’re supervising closely when he’s out of his crate. If you aren’t able to watch him, he should be hanging out in his crate until you’re able to supervise. Happy Training! ~Ken
Hi Ken. Day if im washing clothes downstairs can i attatched her to me? Im always cleaning and doing stuffs around the hosue so i dont want to keep her inside kennel for hours.
Hi there, Big O Family! I don’t like the idea of tethering your puppy. This might be the perfect opportunity to give her a little “job”. Maybe you can place down a little bed or blanket and give her something to chew on while you do your tasks. To be honest though, you need to make sure you focus on quality time out of her kennel instead of quantity. If she spends 5 minutes working with you on some of her basic skills, or has an engaging play session then goes and rests in her crate while you do the laundry, that is a better option for her. It teaches her that you are always worth listening to because you’re so much fun, and she won’t have an opportunity to sneak away while you’re distracted and get into mischief! Happy Training ~Ken
I take my puppy ot every 30 min and some how me manages to still or poop in the house.
Hi there, Marjorie! You’ll need to be better about supervising her whenever your puppy is out of their crate. That way you’ll be able to catch her in the act if she chooses to go indoors. Catching her will be really good for her training. Thanks for watching ~Ken
@@McCannDogs i try, to keep an eye on him, when i catch him sniff around i take him outside especially after he eats and before. It's like he doesnt finish completely outside. We'll spend about 30 min outside in the grass and he goes pee and pooped but seems like 10 min later he poops or pees again
@@MJ-nc7ec Try to keep any play to a minimum so that they know why they are there. Maybe keep him out a little longer. My dog pees 3 or 4 times after the first long pee. I'm having trouble K owing his signs he wants to go out. No bells please... Good luck!
:O its my first Time here and i sub :O
When he started the conversation in the foyer I HOLLERED. LOLLLL
😆😆😆
Happy Training!
~ Dan
pick em up quickly... Well that won't work, my 16 week old cane corso pup is over 50 pounds
For a dog that size, make sure you have your house-line on and simply take them outside immediately with no stopping along the way, Dr K😉. Being able to get your puppy outside as soon as you can will help by hem to be successful. Happy Training! ~Ken
Honestly sticking it's nose in the pee and giving a wack on the head works for me ain't never failed dog never pees in the house
Hi there. First of all I love your channel. In my opinion it’s the best on UA-cam. We just welcomed a 9 week old French Bulldog puppy into our home. Potty training has been a rollercoaster. I know can’t be spiteful but it seems like every time I tell him no or redirect him he pees 15 seconds after. What am I doing wrong???
I can't find a video suggesting what I want to do to my dog. Strangle it! I'll keep looking
I’ve given up on that dog He’s a idiot and if it was up to me he’ll be an outside dog I love him but I can’t stand him peeing inside anymore
what is your next thing you gonna do? I have the same probem. I tried everything that was said in these videos and I am actually about to give up on my dog. I love him, but he doesnt care to do his business anywhere in my flat. Even tho I clean it up and watch him and go 5x a day out with him, he does it. Call me a cruel person, but I am afraid, that if this continues, then there may be once a day, when I completly give up on him.
Have you talked to a dog trainer in person? Your dog is not an idiot. I wonder if you haven't stressed the dog or been confusing the dog. Have you hit or yelled at the dog? If so, you are undoing any training. You need to have a schedule. You need to control food. You need to control the dog's access to your home until it is housebroken. You need to build on success so you can't let the dog pee all over the house. You need to move quickly to get the dog outside as you anticipate when it will need to go.
@@lukashorvath8797 I suspect your dog is very aware that you are stressed. Have you yelled at the dog or hit the dog? If so, you have undone your training. You need to have a schedule and then anticipate when the dog needs to go outside. You need to set the dog up for success so you do not let it have access all over your home until it is housebroken. You need to move quickly when it's time to take the dog outside. Keep calm and have cue words ("go pee"), then praise praise praise if the dog pees. Stay outside for awhile to let the dog relax enough to go pee. It takes a lot of repetition for dogs, just as it does for people to be successful.
My puppy is 18 weeks. He’s learning but he still pees and poops in the home. I’m very frustrated my sister and my mom always make a big deal out of it which makes me sick. I’m not saying I wouldn’t be mad i’d furious. He’s learning.. we’re getting there I think.
Ken is hilarious!!
Thanks for the help my puppy got it just take time like 3 days
Great video thanks. Question I have 2 French bulldogs and do I train separate or together. What age. My boys are 12 weeks old
Never a good idea to get two puppies at once.
Hi! How soon after food and water does a 4-5 month old puppy needs to go? Thx
Hey McCann dog training, I have a seven month old four pound yorkie/miki mix at home. We just moved a month ago into a home that has carpet. I find my puppy is constantly having accidents on the carpet opposed to the pee pad on the tile. He uses the pee pad sometimes and the carpet other times..he also hides to go poop in various places and seldom poops on his pee pad. I want to start outdoor training him, but he doesnt handle the ice cold weather very well even with a coat on. Any suggestions?
This helped me d
So much I just got a puppy and it keeps going inside