Thank you for sharing how awful it is for owners that deal with this. It’s really hard... people don’t understand how much of a weight it is to go anywhere.
I dont mean to be off topic but does someone know a method to get back into an instagram account?? I stupidly forgot the account password. I would love any tips you can offer me!
All true pros know they’re not omniscient. It’s almost impossible to get to the number one position in any given field of expertise. There’s always someone who’s even more of an expert than yourself.
Hey, you are great! While my Malinois sleeping I watch your videos. Good stuff. Plus my vet pushing me to early neuter to prevent aggression of Belgian Malinois. I was really confused and I'm glad you clear this out. Thanks again!
I ruined 2 Presa females listening to vets. I fixed them at 6 months. Worse thing I could have ever done. Now that I’m educated I will never do it until the growth is done. If it’s even needed. So happy you have a little more time now. Looking forward to more videos 😄
Thank you for reminding people about the early neuter of their dogs! I'm always telling people to please wait till the dogs are around two for the health of the dogs. I have 2 Heelers and the very least I could do for my dogs who are like family, is to let them mature first. I will never spay before 2yrs again. Thanks for your great video content too!!
Amazing that you get to point this out... My Rottweiler female puppy of 5 months has exactly the same problem of pooping inside the house. The compound has three families in three flats. I take her out of the flat into the compound and she holds the poop and keeps playing around the compound instead. As soon as I take her back into the flat, she poops and pees.... Arrrghh.
I feel like I'm policing my dog all day long, it really takes the joy out of owning him. Bichons are apparently notorious for anxiety and potty training, peeing issues. Im so tired of him sometimes 9 years of this is getting old.
I agree completely about pediatric spay and neuter. I’m so glad I didn’t get my baby cat neutered before six months of age (and that his vet didn’t try to “sneak one in” when he was under the knife for eating yarn). I wish I could’ve waited until he was a year old, but he was spraying everywhere and humping his older cat sisters. Now I have an eleven-month-old intact puppy who has bad separation anxiety-he even hyperventilates. (He suffered terrible abuse when he was little.) I’ve had him for less than two weeks. I can kennel him at night to keep him safe and give the kitties a break, and he’s fine-a clean and dry kennel in the morning, if his toys are worse for the wear. But if I kennel him to go to the store for a couple of hours, he’s pooped in his kennel when I get back. This has happened twice. I’ve had to toss bedding and toys. I can’t keep buying him replacements, and obviously he can hold his bowel all night. What can I do to help my boy?
Can you give us an update two years later? Did it get better? What did you try? I am having the same problem right now with my 11 month old intact puppy inside his cage when I leave him there when I go to work. I never had any problems since I got him at 3 months. But this week his has gone for three straight days.
@@merry5059 shiba inu. I corrected the separation anxiety by leaving him inside his cage when I am at home with him for except for taking him out to the bathroom a few times a day. I did this for about a week and he learned to be calm inside his cage.
Me watching this with my rescue neutered at 8 months Mal/Akita mix trying to work through separation anxiety....rescue wouldn't adopt him out until he was neutered
I had to run that back to make sure I heard you right about how you accidentally dialed Marc Goldberg. That is hilarious. I have never had a dog that pooped in their crate out of anxiety, but I hear all the time from people how they go out with the dog to get them to do their business and the dog refuses to go, then comes in the house and relieves himself. I always tell them to be prepared to stay out for a good long time and take the dog for a walk. Especially young people want to go out really quick, they don't dress for the cold and they are anxious all the time they are out with the dog about getting back inside. My neighbor is having problems (AGAIN) with her bull dog trying to bite her husband when he goes to take her out. She runs over to the lady and growls at the hubby. I said, OK, you need to change what you are doing with the dog. The dog is not aggressive. She does not need to be rehomed, taken to the shelter or killed. You guys need to quit doing what you are doing and act differently around the dog. The dog needs structure and precise, clear communication. Right now. Before this becomes a habit. These people have farm animals and the guy was the leader of the FFA before he recently retired from teaching--so I am continually surprised that they have so much trouble with their dogs.
I like what you've said. But I'll have to disagree with one thing. I see all the time trainers claiming SA is always owner induced, but that's definitely not true. It is true that a lot of the time it is owner induced, but I don't know about all the crappy bred nervy dogs, but there is most definitely true it can be genetic. For BYB Siberian Huskies it's so prominent. I own one & it's been a struggle for years. We've fixed the crate pooping, the stress induced destruction, the constant pacing & whining, but if I'm gone 1-2 days or more she shuts down. We're still working on that through enrichment, exercise, reinforcing the calm behaviors but she is 5 years old now. We do a great job managing it, but it's not owner-induced behavior.
How did you fix the crate pooping? Mine is house trained. Poops and pees outside only. Except when I leave her home (in the crate). Within 5 minutes she has pooped. Any suggestions you can offer?
I just got a 17 week old puppy and she refuses to go outside. She did it only once, I rewarded her, and then once more. Never did it again. I literally stand outside with her in the freezing cold for an hour each time. She won't go even when she was just pacing and panting in the house. Then when I finally go back in she immediately relieves herself somewhere in the house. When I have to go to work and leave her in the crate (after I feed her in there and she goes in by herself while I AM home all the time) I come back to poop smeared EVERYWHERE. I have no idea how she gets poop all over the wires on the crate, the walls, the floor. It's disgusting and extremely frustrating.
The best way to deal with aggression, nervousness, chewing, peeing or pooping in the house, it’s caused by a build up of energy now converted to nervous energy, a good long walk as much as you can preferably daily or every other day will put an end to these problems, also having a calm energy around your fur baby will put him/ her into a calmer energy, I bought a dog whistle from Temu for 8 bucks when my Westie starts barking too much out in the yard I press the Dog Whistle and he comes back into the house immediately WOW!
I wish I had known about this early neutering problem. I have a St. Bernard that was neutered early, then became human aggressive. We are still struggling with it.
My 6mo xl American bully has severe separation anxiety and has been like this since I got him at 8wks. I have done everything possible to crate train him.. and he still will freak in the kennel once my truck leaves. He poops every time and then rolls in it and flings it everywhere. If I bring him with and he sits in the truck he will bite the dashboard and claw it and do his yell/scream till he sees me again. I have two young kids, now a 3rd on the way..he usually sleeps on my bed as I can’t get him to sleep anywhere else. He has made a bad habit of waking me up every hour. Either to play with the other dog, yell/whine in my face, or to potty. Other than crate or night time, he is a very smart, obedient, loving companion. I am totally frustrated and sleep deprived at this point. I do not know why he has this separation anxiety, he’s been like that since I got him. I’m ready to rehome at this point, though we paid a lot of money for him.. I feel totally stuck and just do not know what to do.
Did you ever figure out how to stop the separation anxiety? My 5 month old pup is exactly the same as your 6 month old pup was. I’d love to hear back from you!
It kind of makes survival sense in a way. If you’re in fight or flight mode, the last thing you want to have to worry about is having to stop to take a dump in the middle of your struggle. 😂
Yep ,early spaying/neutering causes so many behavioural issues. Here a called the R.S.P.C.A spay/neuter at 6 weeks old : ( That is so wrong. You look much younger Larry , what's your secret? : ) Keep up the great work. Thank you
Could really use you’re advice for our 9 month old german shepherd who will not stop pooping in his kennel. We’ve tried everything suggested by dog trainers as week as vets.
We have a puppy we got at 4 months. He is terrified of people. We bonded very quickly with him. He does follow us around the house and cries when he is alone. He is fine in kennel with us in the room. He runs away and hides from any strangers. The only ones he is secure with is the immediate family. He is a cocker spaniel born and breed with elderly breeders. Is his separation from adopting him so late as a puppy or something else. With us he is a Normal, happy and obedient puppy
Was there any follow up to this? Currently having to deal with this awful situation. I seriously take my puppy on hours long walks (no exaggeration) let her out after every meal. And she will literally save it all day so she will go on her crate in herself. I give her huge praise and reward on the very rare occasions she does go outside but it makes no difference. I am at wits end getting up every day before work to clean her and the crate.
I am a 63 year old woman that lives alone, out of town. I want to get a shelter pit. But I heard the news story of the woman who got killed by a screened shelter pit she had for a week. Any advice? And yes I've owned and trained 2 Rotties and 2 Shepherds.
I don’t know what I’m doing wrong. I don’t let my 4 month old puppy drink or eat after 7:30pm take him to his last pee and poop break around 9pm and he does poop while outside, I always set my alarm every 3 hours to go back and take him out to potty but he ends up pooping “we’ve had a couple accidents by now” whether it’s pee or poop. He’s also still learning to stay in his crate and Barks continuously so maybe he uses his stomach muscle a lot more causing him to go potty in his crate? I’m at loss.
I have a German Shepherd, almost 3 years old. He was neutered under a year, but I've not had any issues with him till recently. I am 8 months pregnant and he started destroying things/pottying in his crate or the house/ and literally ripping metal pieces off of his crate. He has great obedience skills, I walk him and play with him, but for some reason he still has terrible separation anxiety when I leave the house, even just for 15 minutes (leave as in drive away, not being in the yard). Not sure what to do? Vet said it may be a reaction to my pregnancy, but doesn't know if it will stop after I give birth or not.
katcattz , I went through the same thing with my poodle. I think he was afraid he would lose his position in the pack. Once our son was born I made sure I kept skipper’s daily schedule the same. My husband has lots of experience dealing with dogs. It took awhile for the poodle to stop peeing all over the house.
But what about when the owner comes back? I am having this problem with my 4 month old. He is fine until my partner takes a week off work his worse and we take him out in the garden for around 4 am put him bk in is cage and go back to bed. But my partner is to soft with him and has been staying up with him from that time. I have told him his enabling him and it is me that has to correct it when he goes back to work. I don’t know what to do.
I can't take mine to kennels. She barks all day and shreds and eats her bedding at night (even her own bedding that she'd slept on without issue since I got her). I've tried 2 different kennels with very different styles but same effect. I'm looking for a house sitter instead now. At home was the same when I first got her, barking and throwing herself at the door to get out as soon as I left the house (regardless of how tired I got her and how relaxed she was, the moment I headed for the door it was all on!) it's taken me 5 months to build up to being able to leave her on her own all day. Any ideas or am I resigned to paying for a house sitter?
My 14 week old does the same. I'm out for an hour in sub freezing temps, no go. Bring him in, put in crate, he poops. Really poops. NO ANXIETY WITH THIS PUP. I'll be right next to him ! I'm going bat shit crazy.
Larry when you say “zero decisions” what exactly do you mean please? Im having trouble with my 10 week old GSD puppy. She doesnt seem to care for anything to do with me. Ive tried good treats, toys, exagerated movements. Everything i can think of and she pretty much wants nothing to do with me. She likes treats. But doesnt go crazy for them. Even if its steak or chicken!!
We are doing a medical foster of a rescue dog. He HATES the crate. He’s been pooping in the crate and he even destroyed his beds. We take him out very 4 hours sometimes he pees and poops and sometimes he just pees. We take him out at about 5:45 AM and he hasn’t pooped. We feed him at about 5/5:15 so he’ll have to poop but nothing. Any suggestions? I even leave the TV on for him. He’s in a crate he can stand in.
hey, ive just started having a problem with my shitzu x yorkie. He was crate trained straight away, toilet trained very quickly and easily compared to some other puppies ive seen. Hes now around 2 and just started pooing in his crate overnight, he does have a sensitive stomach however hasnt eaten anything we know of that couldve upset him. he generally doesnt have a problem with being away from us his only vices are hes nervous on walks with people and other dogs and he barks when new people come into the house, within five minutes hes settled with them. my only guess could be the room his crate is in has recently been repainted and moved around. anyone know of what could be going on?
My GSD straight has diarrhea in the kennel but when i talk him for walks his poop is solid....It’s like the kennel is making him sick or something the last 2 days in the middle of the night he is just covered in liquid poop i just don’t know what to do
Hey Larry love the video. I have a 8 month old black lab he's been really good in his crate until know he is having diarrhea in his crate and we have had him since a baby and started crate training right away. He has a strict routine 5am food and water out side after I watch to make sure he poops and pees then inside to hang with family until 730am he goes to crate. I get home at 3pm and in the past it was fine now he's pooping in the crate. I am lost I think it might be anxiety cause he is always drooling and barking when I get home. Can you help
I don’t see how a board and train helps or solves separation anxiety? Once the dog gets back home and to his/her normal routine...the separation anxiety begins all over again. I hate how long it takes and the management involved but the dog needs to be desensitised to periods of isolation and the sight of their owner leaving. Or you could “flood” the dog which is risky and unfair.
Hi, I have a 10 week old frenchie but she keeps pooping in her crate whenever I leave her even for an hour :( what do I do?? She’s learning to go to the bathroom in the yard and on the pee pads. Idk what to do Bc she keeps pooping the the crate, the crate has a divider so she only has space to lay down.
Same issue, she will laydown in her own poop i even found some in her bowl food and water as im trying to feed her in her crate and restrain the space in her crate so she can only laydown.... she only poops when im not around so i cant caught her in the moment . Very frustrating. I dont know what to do
@@MrJcdenis I would love to know if y'all figured out a way to fix this. I have a Frenchton who is only 8 weeks old but we can't leave him in the crate. He has immediate anxiety poops everywhere!
I really really wish I knew about the effects of early neutering. I had my boy axel neutered at 6 months old (it was a agreement between me and the kennel I got him from because he has a heart murmur). He’s a full blooded Long hair German Shepard. He’s very good out in public and on leashes since I’ve gotten him. I had no clue as to the effects of having him neutered that early but I will most definitely not be doing it again. He has severe separation anxiety when I leave for work in the morning. Hes been trying to rip the bottom parts of the wire crate off. He is a crate pooper too. I take him out to potty every hour when I am home and when I go to leave I take him out so he doesn’t poop in the crate. Sometimes he will poop and sometimes he won’t but the end result is always ends in coming home to a wire crate covered in poop along with himself and the flooring around the kennel. I’m really scratching my head trying to figure out a solution. He’s a great dog and is smart as a tac, but I’m literally clueless on how to help his separation anxiety. Any input you have would be welcomed. I don’t whoop him or hit him for pooping in the kennel because I don’t want to hurt him for missing me and my wife.
I believe he is focusing on male dogs when he talks about early neutering. Early neutering is so detrimental for male dogs.. I am so glad the word is getting out about it. Maybe more Vets will start doing vasectomies!
Larry I'm curious about ur take on this scenario: Dog only bites owner...worked with both for 17 weeks. No bites while in my care at all. He sees her...boom.....3 times in 5mins he "bit" her.....I had him muzzled to be safe and lessen any fear she had. This dog obviously isn't suited for her...but she's elderly and he's all shes known. How do I calmly tell her that her dog is better off without her? I did try by saying "if you love ur dog you'll want what's best for him. She's being selfish but I get it I guess. I need help! Lol I'll gladly pay for ur time in reading and possibly responding. Thanks so much! Have a great day!!!
Jenn Lamagro hey Jenn you have to just be brutally honest. You let her know this can’t be done. It’s not fair to the dog and if she insists on keeping the dog you can’t help. You step away. 17 weeks is already way too long and it’s not fair to you either
@@lklencho thanks so much! I felt like I was giving up....I don't give up! Funny enough, I reached out for help before you mentioned it. Lol share a video of ur family eating ur fresh kill✌😉😁
What I found you because I’m about to get my puppy that I love so much away because poops steps in it diarrhea every time Ann gets out and smears it all over the house
Hey Larry question I have 290 pound pitbull’s both males brothers neutered they like running in the car but like 10 minutes 15 minutes into the ride they start yelping and barking for no reason need some advice please thank you and usually one starts at the other one joints and it gets pretty loud please help
We have serious issues with our rescue dog with this…I cannot leave the house without her pooping or peeing in the crate. Please, please send us info on how to help her (and myself!). It is reaching a breaking point for me - daily dog baths, huge messes, etc. The rescue group we got her from did not tell us how messed up she was, and it is heartbreaking. I want her life to be enjoyable. I don’t want to drug her (which doesn’t work anyway), and continuing this same route is not feasible, either. We have had her for 6 months. Giving her back is not an option, but I need to be able to fix this for all of our sanity’s sake…
Hey. I had the same circumstance to you… I said goodbye to her yesterday after 14 months… I tried setting cameras up to see what was going on and if there was any seperation anxiety there. Nothing. She was very very calm and comfortable, and her behaviour showed to be a choice…. She stopped all together for about 4 months… but then started again… Did you manage to overcome your issues…??? I feel like I tried everything… and I lost every time…
I have a 3 months old Rottweiler pup. I live on a college campus and people always want to pet him which I usually always allow and it is made him very friendly with strangers. Is there any detriment to this? Can it lead to any behavior issues apart from leash pulling?
Alejandro Consuegra I think it should be fine! If your puppy shows no fear or aggression towards the people who want to pet him and feels comfortable with it. When my swiss shepherd was a puppy and everyone wanted to pet him, he didn't like it at all. It made him a little bit reactive towards humans (he's very anxious because of bad genes. Didn't get him from a breeder). Just watch your dog and pay attention to it's body language. Tell people to not pet your dog if it backs off or shows other signs of discomfort :)
Thank you for sharing how awful it is for owners that deal with this. It’s really hard... people don’t understand how much of a weight it is to go anywhere.
I dont mean to be off topic but does someone know a method to get back into an instagram account??
I stupidly forgot the account password. I would love any tips you can offer me!
I respect the fact that you are reaching out to others for training tips
All true pros know they’re not omniscient. It’s almost impossible to get to the number one position in any given field of expertise. There’s always someone who’s even more of an expert than yourself.
Hey, you are great! While my Malinois sleeping I watch your videos. Good stuff. Plus my vet pushing me to early neuter to prevent aggression of Belgian Malinois. I was really confused and I'm glad you clear this out. Thanks again!
I ruined 2 Presa females listening to vets. I fixed them at 6 months. Worse thing I could have ever done. Now that I’m educated I will never do it until the growth is done. If it’s even needed. So happy you have a little more time now. Looking forward to more videos 😄
Thank you for reminding people about the early neuter of their dogs! I'm always telling people to please wait till the dogs are around two for the health of the dogs.
I have 2 Heelers and the very least I could do for my dogs who are like family, is to let them mature first. I will never spay before 2yrs again. Thanks for your great video content too!!
U talk to fn much
Amazing that you get to point this out... My Rottweiler female puppy of 5 months has exactly the same problem of pooping inside the house. The compound has three families in three flats. I take her out of the flat into the compound and she holds the poop and keeps playing around the compound instead. As soon as I take her back into the flat, she poops and pees.... Arrrghh.
Hiw did u overcome ur problem? Seen its been 4yrs ..any tips?
I feel like I'm policing my dog all day long, it really takes the joy out of owning him. Bichons are apparently notorious for anxiety and potty training, peeing issues. Im so tired of him sometimes 9 years of this is getting old.
Hello as always real good stuff,but I have a question what is the match trick you were referring to when you are create training
I would like to know also!
Looking forward to seeing progress video on Dexter, enjoy the hunt, one of the best ways I know of to relax
I agree completely about pediatric spay and neuter. I’m so glad I didn’t get my baby cat neutered before six months of age (and that his vet didn’t try to “sneak one in” when he was under the knife for eating yarn). I wish I could’ve waited until he was a year old, but he was spraying everywhere and humping his older cat sisters.
Now I have an eleven-month-old intact puppy who has bad separation anxiety-he even hyperventilates. (He suffered terrible abuse when he was little.) I’ve had him for less than two weeks. I can kennel him at night to keep him safe and give the kitties a break, and he’s fine-a clean and dry kennel in the morning, if his toys are worse for the wear. But if I kennel him to go to the store for a couple of hours, he’s pooped in his kennel when I get back. This has happened twice. I’ve had to toss bedding and toys. I can’t keep buying him replacements, and obviously he can hold his bowel all night. What can I do to help my boy?
I have the exact same problem
Can you give us an update two years later? Did it get better? What did you try? I am having the same problem right now with my 11 month old intact puppy inside his cage when I leave him there when I go to work. I never had any problems since I got him at 3 months. But this week his has gone for three straight days.
@@Freshanathawhat kind of dog? How long is he left during the day. Hoping this doesn’t happen with my new shelter dog.
@@Eserr7856what breed of dog?
@@merry5059 shiba inu. I corrected the separation anxiety by leaving him inside his cage when I am at home with him for except for taking him out to the bathroom a few times a day. I did this for about a week and he learned to be calm inside his cage.
Where can I see a video of the "right leg swing"? MANY thanks in advance!
Me watching this with my rescue neutered at 8 months Mal/Akita mix trying to work through separation anxiety....rescue wouldn't adopt him out until he was neutered
I had to run that back to make sure I heard you right about how you accidentally dialed Marc Goldberg. That is hilarious. I have never had a dog that pooped in their crate out of anxiety, but I hear all the time from people how they go out with the dog to get them to do their business and the dog refuses to go, then comes in the house and relieves himself. I always tell them to be prepared to stay out for a good long time and take the dog for a walk. Especially young people want to go out really quick, they don't dress for the cold and they are anxious all the time they are out with the dog about getting back inside. My neighbor is having problems (AGAIN) with her bull dog trying to bite her husband when he goes to take her out. She runs over to the lady and growls at the hubby. I said, OK, you need to change what you are doing with the dog. The dog is not aggressive. She does not need to be rehomed, taken to the shelter or killed. You guys need to quit doing what you are doing and act differently around the dog. The dog needs structure and precise, clear communication. Right now. Before this becomes a habit. These people have farm animals and the guy was the leader of the FFA before he recently retired from teaching--so I am continually surprised that they have so much trouble with their dogs.
Gotta work him out to loosen the stool inside
I like what you've said. But I'll have to disagree with one thing. I see all the time trainers claiming SA is always owner induced, but that's definitely not true. It is true that a lot of the time it is owner induced, but I don't know about all the crappy bred nervy dogs, but there is most definitely true it can be genetic. For BYB Siberian Huskies it's so prominent. I own one & it's been a struggle for years. We've fixed the crate pooping, the stress induced destruction, the constant pacing & whining, but if I'm gone 1-2 days or more she shuts down. We're still working on that through enrichment, exercise, reinforcing the calm behaviors but she is 5 years old now. We do a great job managing it, but it's not owner-induced behavior.
How did you fix the crate pooping? Mine is house trained. Poops and pees outside only. Except when I leave her home (in the crate). Within 5 minutes she has pooped. Any suggestions you can offer?
I just got a 17 week old puppy and she refuses to go outside. She did it only once, I rewarded her, and then once more. Never did it again. I literally stand outside with her in the freezing cold for an hour each time. She won't go even when she was just pacing and panting in the house. Then when I finally go back in she immediately relieves herself somewhere in the house. When I have to go to work and leave her in the crate (after I feed her in there and she goes in by herself while I AM home all the time) I come back to poop smeared EVERYWHERE. I have no idea how she gets poop all over the wires on the crate, the walls, the floor. It's disgusting and extremely frustrating.
Larry, great topic!
The best way to deal with aggression, nervousness, chewing, peeing or pooping in the house, it’s caused by a build up of energy now converted to nervous energy, a good long walk as much as you can preferably daily or every other day will put an end to these problems, also having a calm energy around your fur baby will put him/ her into a calmer energy, I bought a dog whistle from Temu for 8 bucks when my Westie starts barking too much out in the yard I press the Dog Whistle and he comes back into the house immediately WOW!
I wish I had known about this early neutering problem. I have a St. Bernard that was neutered early, then became human aggressive. We are still struggling with it.
My dogs name the same name
My 6mo xl American bully has severe separation anxiety and has been like this since I got him at 8wks. I have done everything possible to crate train him.. and he still will freak in the kennel once my truck leaves. He poops every time and then rolls in it and flings it everywhere. If I bring him with and he sits in the truck he will bite the dashboard and claw it and do his yell/scream till he sees me again. I have two young kids, now a 3rd on the way..he usually sleeps on my bed as I can’t get him to sleep anywhere else. He has made a bad habit of waking me up every hour. Either to play with the other dog, yell/whine in my face, or to potty. Other than crate or night time, he is a very smart, obedient, loving companion. I am totally frustrated and sleep deprived at this point. I do not know why he has this separation anxiety, he’s been like that since I got him. I’m ready to rehome at this point, though we paid a lot of money for him.. I feel totally stuck and just do not know what to do.
Did you ever figure out how to stop the separation anxiety? My 5 month old pup is exactly the same as your 6 month old pup was. I’d love to hear back from you!
Everyone in my husbands family have to poop every time they get anxious. Dogs do too I guess. 😂
It kind of makes survival sense in a way. If you’re in fight or flight mode, the last thing you want to have to worry about is having to stop to take a dump in the middle of your struggle. 😂
“Ape shit” little bitch 😂😂😂 Love it! #Jerseygirl 😃
Yep ,early spaying/neutering causes so many behavioural issues. Here a called the R.S.P.C.A spay/neuter at 6 weeks old : ( That is so wrong. You look much younger Larry , what's your secret? : ) Keep up the great work. Thank you
Specially if you adopt in shelter they want to get them fix before you take them home...😞
Could really use you’re advice for our 9 month old german shepherd who will not stop pooping in his kennel. We’ve tried everything suggested by dog trainers as week as vets.
Same exact problem. Ever find a solution ?
We have a puppy we got at 4 months. He is terrified of people. We bonded very quickly with him. He does follow us around the house and cries when he is alone. He is fine in kennel with us in the room. He runs away and hides from any strangers. The only ones he is secure with is the immediate family. He is a cocker spaniel born and breed with elderly breeders. Is his separation from adopting him so late as a puppy or something else. With us he is a Normal, happy and obedient puppy
Let me add that it’s only with other people he becomes scared and runs and hides
Was there any follow up to this? Currently having to deal with this awful situation. I seriously take my puppy on hours long walks (no exaggeration) let her out after every meal. And she will literally save it all day so she will go on her crate in herself. I give her huge praise and reward on the very rare occasions she does go outside but it makes no difference. I am at wits end getting up every day before work to clean her and the crate.
Any up date on your puppy?
I am a 63 year old woman that lives alone, out of town. I want to get a shelter pit. But I heard the news story of the woman who got killed by a screened shelter pit she had for a week. Any advice? And yes I've owned and trained 2 Rotties and 2 Shepherds.
I don’t know what I’m doing wrong. I don’t let my 4 month old puppy drink or eat after 7:30pm take him to his last pee and poop break around 9pm and he does poop while outside, I always set my alarm every 3 hours to go back and take him out to potty but he ends up pooping “we’ve had a couple accidents by now” whether it’s pee or poop. He’s also still learning to stay in his crate and Barks continuously so maybe he uses his stomach muscle a lot more causing him to go potty in his crate? I’m at loss.
I have a German Shepherd, almost 3 years old. He was neutered under a year, but I've not had any issues with him till recently. I am 8 months pregnant and he started destroying things/pottying in his crate or the house/ and literally ripping metal pieces off of his crate. He has great obedience skills, I walk him and play with him, but for some reason he still has terrible separation anxiety when I leave the house, even just for 15 minutes (leave as in drive away, not being in the yard). Not sure what to do? Vet said it may be a reaction to my pregnancy, but doesn't know if it will stop after I give birth or not.
katcattz , I went through the same thing with my poodle. I think he was afraid he would lose his position in the pack. Once our son was born I made sure I kept skipper’s daily schedule the same. My husband has lots of experience dealing with dogs. It took awhile for the poodle to stop peeing all over the house.
But what about when the owner comes back? I am having this problem with my 4 month old. He is fine until my partner takes a week off work his worse and we take him out in the garden for around 4 am put him bk in is cage and go back to bed. But my partner is to soft with him and has been staying up with him from that time. I have told him his enabling him and it is me that has to correct it when he goes back to work. I don’t know what to do.
I can't take mine to kennels. She barks all day and shreds and eats her bedding at night (even her own bedding that she'd slept on without issue since I got her). I've tried 2 different kennels with very different styles but same effect. I'm looking for a house sitter instead now. At home was the same when I first got her, barking and throwing herself at the door to get out as soon as I left the house (regardless of how tired I got her and how relaxed she was, the moment I headed for the door it was all on!) it's taken me 5 months to build up to being able to leave her on her own all day. Any ideas or am I resigned to paying for a house sitter?
My 14 week old does the same. I'm out for an hour in sub freezing temps, no go. Bring him in, put in crate, he poops. Really poops. NO ANXIETY WITH THIS PUP. I'll be right next to him ! I'm going bat shit crazy.
Same here, I’m up right now cleaning it up
Same ! I need a solution ASAP
Same :(
Match trick? Can you share? We can have an anxiety crate pee-er
Larry when you say “zero decisions” what exactly do you mean please? Im having trouble with my 10 week old GSD puppy. She doesnt seem to care for anything to do with me. Ive tried good treats, toys, exagerated movements. Everything i can think of and she pretty much wants nothing to do with me. She likes treats. But doesnt go crazy for them. Even if its steak or chicken!!
We are doing a medical foster of a rescue dog. He HATES the crate. He’s been pooping in the crate and he even destroyed his beds. We take him out very 4 hours sometimes he pees and poops and sometimes he just pees. We take him out at about 5:45 AM and he hasn’t pooped. We feed him at about 5/5:15 so he’ll have to poop but nothing. Any suggestions? I even leave the TV on for him. He’s in a crate he can stand in.
Nice Rubicon bruh!
Oh, let us know if you succeed in getting the big one!
My Yorkie has separation anxiety and poops her crate when I leave
hey, ive just started having a problem with my shitzu x yorkie. He was crate trained straight away, toilet trained very quickly and easily compared to some other puppies ive seen. Hes now around 2 and just started pooing in his crate overnight, he does have a sensitive stomach however hasnt eaten anything we know of that couldve upset him. he generally doesnt have a problem with being away from us his only vices are hes nervous on walks with people and other dogs and he barks when new people come into the house, within five minutes hes settled with them. my only guess could be the room his crate is in has recently been repainted and moved around. anyone know of what could be going on?
My GSD straight has diarrhea in the kennel but when i talk him for walks his poop is solid....It’s like the kennel is making him sick or something the last 2 days in the middle of the night he is just covered in liquid poop i just don’t know what to do
Nice jeep!
Hey Larry love the video. I have a 8 month old black lab he's been really good in his crate until know he is having diarrhea in his crate and we have had him since a baby and started crate training right away. He has a strict routine 5am food and water out side after I watch to make sure he poops and pees then inside to hang with family until 730am he goes to crate. I get home at 3pm and in the past it was fine now he's pooping in the crate. I am lost I think it might be anxiety cause he is always drooling and barking when I get home. Can you help
I don’t see how a board and train helps or solves separation anxiety? Once the dog gets back home and to his/her normal routine...the separation anxiety begins all over again. I hate how long it takes and the management involved but the dog needs to be desensitised to periods of isolation and the sight of their owner leaving. Or you could “flood” the dog which is risky and unfair.
You just start there, most likely he will be going to be working with the owners as well at home.
Match trick?
Can anyone link me to “Cassie Coverdale?” I cant find her and would like to see her videos.
I was going to neuter my Yorkie boy at 7 mos. Now I am rethinking this.
I have 7 weeks puppy he’s been pooping in his create is that normal?
I never fixed my chihuahua he still pooped in the house
Hi, I have a 10 week old frenchie but she keeps pooping in her crate whenever I leave her even for an hour :( what do I do?? She’s learning to go to the bathroom in the yard and on the pee pads. Idk what to do Bc she keeps pooping the the crate, the crate has a divider so she only has space to lay down.
Same issue, she will laydown in her own poop i even found some in her bowl food and water as im trying to feed her in her crate and restrain the space in her crate so she can only laydown.... she only poops when im not around so i cant caught her in the moment . Very frustrating. I dont know what to do
@@MrJcdenis I would love to know if y'all figured out a way to fix this. I have a Frenchton who is only 8 weeks old but we can't leave him in the crate. He has immediate anxiety poops everywhere!
Any update 3 years later? Did it get better with you dog?
I really really wish I knew about the effects of early neutering. I had my boy axel neutered at 6 months old (it was a agreement between me and the kennel I got him from because he has a heart murmur). He’s a full blooded Long hair German Shepard. He’s very good out in public and on leashes since I’ve gotten him. I had no clue as to the effects of having him neutered that early but I will most definitely not be doing it again. He has severe separation anxiety when I leave for work in the morning. Hes been trying to rip the bottom parts of the wire crate off. He is a crate pooper too. I take him out to potty every hour when I am home and when I go to leave I take him out so he doesn’t poop in the crate. Sometimes he will poop and sometimes he won’t but the end result is always ends in coming home to a wire crate covered in poop along with himself and the flooring around the kennel. I’m really scratching my head trying to figure out a solution. He’s a great dog and is smart as a tac, but I’m literally clueless on how to help his separation anxiety. Any input you have would be welcomed. I don’t whoop him or hit him for pooping in the kennel because I don’t want to hurt him for missing me and my wife.
So I should wait until my gsd dog is 2 yrs old before I get her spayed?
I believe he is focusing on male dogs when he talks about early neutering. Early neutering is so detrimental for male dogs.. I am so glad the word is getting out about it. Maybe more Vets will start doing vasectomies!
@@pennyaxaopoulos5541, thanks
Just wasted 15 minutes of my life.
Get yo the point plz
Larry I'm curious about ur take on this scenario: Dog only bites owner...worked with both for 17 weeks. No bites while in my care at all. He sees her...boom.....3 times in 5mins he "bit" her.....I had him muzzled to be safe and lessen any fear she had. This dog obviously isn't suited for her...but she's elderly and he's all shes known. How do I calmly tell her that her dog is better off without her? I did try by saying "if you love ur dog you'll want what's best for him. She's being selfish but I get it I guess. I need help! Lol I'll gladly pay for ur time in reading and possibly responding. Thanks so much! Have a great day!!!
Jenn Lamagro hey Jenn you have to just be brutally honest. You let her know this can’t be done. It’s not fair to the dog and if she insists on keeping the dog you can’t help. You step away. 17 weeks is already way too long and it’s not fair to you either
@@lklencho thanks so much! I felt like I was giving up....I don't give up! Funny enough, I reached out for help before you mentioned it. Lol share a video of ur family eating ur fresh kill✌😉😁
jesus, just get to the point.. blah blah blah blah
My pup pees in her crate. She can hold her bladder for over 9 hours easy. It's an anxiety thing just like this pup..
What I found you because I’m about to get my puppy that I love so much away because poops steps in it diarrhea every time Ann gets out and smears it all over the house
Hey Larry question I have 290 pound pitbull’s both males brothers neutered they like running in the car but like 10 minutes 15 minutes into the ride they start yelping and barking for no reason need some advice please thank you and usually one starts at the other one joints and it gets pretty loud please help
I having the same problem with my presa canario
We have serious issues with our rescue dog with this…I cannot leave the house without her pooping or peeing in the crate. Please, please send us info on how to help her (and myself!). It is reaching a breaking point for me - daily dog baths, huge messes, etc. The rescue group we got her from did not tell us how messed up she was, and it is heartbreaking. I want her life to be enjoyable. I don’t want to drug her (which doesn’t work anyway), and continuing this same route is not feasible, either. We have had her for 6 months. Giving her back is not an option, but I need to be able to fix this for all of our sanity’s sake…
Hey. I had the same circumstance to you… I said goodbye to her yesterday after 14 months… I tried setting cameras up to see what was going on and if there was any seperation anxiety there. Nothing. She was very very calm and comfortable, and her behaviour showed to be a choice….
She stopped all together for about 4 months… but then started again…
Did you manage to overcome your issues…??? I feel like I tried everything… and I lost every time…
Does this go for females to as far as getting them fixed to early?
2 pitts 90lb sorry below
I have a 3 months old Rottweiler pup. I live on a college campus and people always want to pet him which I usually always allow and it is made him very friendly with strangers. Is there any detriment to this? Can it lead to any behavior issues apart from leash pulling?
Alejandro Consuegra I think it should be fine! If your puppy shows no fear or aggression towards the people who want to pet him and feels comfortable with it. When my swiss shepherd was a puppy and everyone wanted to pet him, he didn't like it at all. It made him a little bit reactive towards humans (he's very anxious because of bad genes. Didn't get him from a breeder). Just watch your dog and pay attention to it's body language. Tell people to not pet your dog if it backs off or shows other signs of discomfort :)
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