Potty training difficult dogs. DIY house training with some of my secret weapons! Great for puppies

Potty training a difficult dog can be such a challenge but it’s a whole lot easier to train them when you’ve got the right tools for the job. Hope this video helps you and your puppy out.
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[@angelinacamacho8575]

with my dog he best advice i was given was to just not use pee pads if the end goal is to have them go out. it confuses them if not done right and adds an extra and needless step to the training process. jus use them to line the puppy area but dont rely on them when it comes to house breaking. I lost sleep for almost a year (small dog so small bladder) due to having to wake up at 3am to take him out then again at 7am but it was well worth it. now I have a 4yr old 30lb adult dog who doesn't have accidents and can be taken on 10 hour flights. the dog wouldn't even use indoor relief area (stood there for all 30 minutes of my layover plus the airline makes pets wear diapers anyway )

[@debb6054]

I just had someone tell me they took their 5 mo old puppy outside, she came in and peed right in front of him.
Owners dont wait long enough for puppies to empty themselves completely. Many dogs poop and/or pee twice before coming in.
You just have to know your pups routine, and of course, feed regularly and snacks sparingly until housebroken.

[@shortstop18ss]

How do I do this while working a full time job. Puppy is 6 month old French bulldog and he pees everywhere all the time and I have tried the routine and he goes outside and we reward and come inside and he does great foe a week then he pees in the crate and lays in it and poops in there and he don’t care. I’m at my wits end with him and it’s to the point my husband is ready to give up on him and make us rehome him. I can’t do that but I also can’t be there for 2 weeks straight all day training. I live in a tiny town and we don’t have dog walker or sitters and I have no family here to help.

[@christinerm561]

I take my pup out on a leash every time. If I take a treat with me, that’s all she’ll focus on. She’s extremely stubborn, has accidents in the house constantly within an hour of being outside (and going then, too) and we are beside ourselves. Any advice? She even goes in her crate!

[@Evan45652]

I adopted two puppies, and I’m doing my best with this methodology, but with two at the same time, I’m struggling. Any suggestions?

[@TopDogProfessionalTraining]

OOF, Two puppies at the same time is very challenging. I would recommend doing some research on littermate syndrome, and starting to crate train them separately so that you can just focus on one at a time!

[@stephanieearly8531]

Adam will this even work on an older dog? We recently adopted a five year old and he poops upstairs and tinkles on corners and edges.

[@TopDogProfessionalTraining]

Yep for sure