Getting a puppy in a little over two weeks, a norwegian buhund, and I am so nervous for this part. Watching your channel is like the only only thing calming my nerves at the moment, so THANK YOU for posting so many amazing videos!! ❤
Hi. I have a pug that around a year old and I don't have the money to spend on professional training. He barks at everything,pulls on the leash pees/poos everywhere, and has serperation anxiety. I know this is mostly my fault but I want him to leave a fulfilling life without me worrying if he's going to bark or maybe someday bite somebody. I'm a minor so I live ft my parents and we don't have much cash. He also try to eat things off the ground. Any tips on how to fix any of these problems will be very much appreciated.Also any good but cheap dog gear will also be appreciated. We live in an apartment complex so I don't have a big yard and everyone walks were they would be very close to him. Thank you for taking the time to read this.
Amazon has good lead leashes but pugs, Boston terriers, bulldogs and French bulldogs, would be better off with a harness. Ive seen them go berserk over neck collars for some reason but be chill to harnesses. Each dog is different though but consistency is key. Show them it's ok to be uncomfortable sometimes. I'm dealing with a rescue that gets nervous and pees. I took her outside a ton throughout the day and it's working well so far. She's still a puppy so I'm not sore at her, she's learning swiftly. Patience with yourself as well as your dog, apartment living is hard especially if you're upstairs w no private yard. You can do it
i got really lucky with my boy, he taught himself how to tap on my door when he wants to go out. of course now that hes almost two he likes to take advantage of that lol
Never tell them off, it’s not their fault. Just take them outside and reward them when they go outside. If they’re frequently having accidents, take them outside more. If you punish them for urinating or defecating inside the house, they’ll just become afraid of you and hide when they need the bathroom.
Thank you for all the helpful tips! My 14 week puppy won't stop when I catch her having an accident. I make a loud noise and pick her up but she keeps going. Any suggestions?
After training how often should they be going outside? Now I been taking her out every 2 hours to try to get her use to it. But I feel now I need to figure out the long term time. If its a Havenese is 5-6 hours too long?
What about when puppies don’t have their full vaccinations yet and cannot go outside? My puppy won’t be fully vaccinated for another month and we’re having to use puppy pads, she’s good 90% of the time but I can’t use many of the tips because of that circumstance…
What do I do with the house line if I have two puppies and they use it to bite each others and that is it 😢
Getting a puppy in a little over two weeks, a norwegian buhund, and I am so nervous for this part. Watching your channel is like the only only thing calming my nerves at the moment, so THANK YOU for posting so many amazing videos!! ❤
How is it going?
Thank you so much for this. Working with two different adult rescue dogs that have never been house trained. You are a great teacher.
Hi. I have a pug that around a year old and I don't have the money to spend on professional training. He barks at everything,pulls on the leash pees/poos everywhere, and has serperation anxiety. I know this is mostly my fault but I want him to leave a fulfilling life without me worrying if he's going to bark or maybe someday bite somebody. I'm a minor so I live ft my parents and we don't have much cash.
He also try to eat things off the ground. Any tips on how to fix any of these problems will be very much appreciated.Also any good but cheap dog gear will also be appreciated.
We live in an apartment complex so I don't have a big yard and everyone walks were they would be very close to him.
Thank you for taking the time to read this.
Amazon has good lead leashes but pugs, Boston terriers, bulldogs and French bulldogs, would be better off with a harness. Ive seen them go berserk over neck collars for some reason but be chill to harnesses. Each dog is different though but consistency is key. Show them it's ok to be uncomfortable sometimes. I'm dealing with a rescue that gets nervous and pees. I took her outside a ton throughout the day and it's working well so far. She's still a puppy so I'm not sore at her, she's learning swiftly. Patience with yourself as well as your dog, apartment living is hard especially if you're upstairs w no private yard. You can do it
Love how you said “the washroom.”
What about winter for a tiny chihuahua?
i got really lucky with my boy, he taught himself how to tap on my door when he wants to go out. of course now that hes almost two he likes to take advantage of that lol
My puppy pees in front of me then I tell her no and she runs from me!! 😢
Never tell them off, it’s not their fault. Just take them outside and reward them when they go outside. If they’re frequently having accidents, take them outside more. If you punish them for urinating or defecating inside the house, they’ll just become afraid of you and hide when they need the bathroom.
So no rubbing their nose on it and scolding?
Thank you for all the helpful tips! My 14 week puppy won't stop when I catch her having an accident. I make a loud noise and pick her up but she keeps going. Any suggestions?
After training how often should they be going outside? Now I been taking her out every 2 hours to try to get her use to it. But I feel now I need to figure out the long term time. If its a Havenese is 5-6 hours too long?
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What about when puppies don’t have their full vaccinations yet and cannot go outside? My puppy won’t be fully vaccinated for another month and we’re having to use puppy pads, she’s good 90% of the time but I can’t use many of the tips because of that circumstance…