Puppy Potty Training- The 4 Reasons It Isn't Working - Professional Dog Training Tips
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 พ.ค. 2024
- Puppy potty training doesn't need to be complicated. But it is frustrating when your potty training isn't working. There are 4 reasons that people often overlook when training their puppy to pee outside. You may know the steps for how to potty train your dog in "7 days". But often people reach out to us because they are following all of the steps, and their puppy is still having accidents in the house. We're going to talk about how to potty train a puppy, but more importantly, how to avoid the 4 most common potty training mistakes people make.
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If I put my dog in the crate she does her business right there and lays on it (including number 2) and there is no blanket in the crate .
When I take her out she won't go no matter how long we are out there (I spent 2 hours there once). She will wait until she is inside and starts running and pooping everywhere.
We watched every TH-cam video out there and nothing works with her. She is going to be 1 year old in February.
I just stood in the rain for 10 minutes waiting my puppy to pee.. she peed as soon as we came in
Sameeee
Nobody likes to pee in the rain
SAME
Sammeeee
My dose same thing
My puppy peed in the house as I watched this video
LMAO ! Is your puppy doing better now ?
LOL.
Mine too smh 🤦🏽♀️
LMFAOOOO
after they pee outside, they may have not emptied all of it out. so, stay outside a little bit longer, they might relieve everything then :)
We have been doing all the right things with the timing of taking our 5 month old puppy out. At 5 months we thought we should be teaching her how to be free in the house. Some people have said that the reason she is so excited all the time is she is in her pen. But when we let her out of the pen to be with us around the house she is just going anywhere and everywhere with her business! even though we have trained her by putting her outside after all the crucial times. She just doesn't seem to get that she is supposed to do her business OUTSIDE. We are at our wits end. She is 5 months...shouldn't she have "got this" by now???
Anybody else’s dog think the backyard is to play and the house is to pee? This is tough lol
Edit: he got the hang of it so quickly :) hang in there guys your dog is smarter than you think
This is one of the issues I'm having right now!! He always asks to go outside and only uses the restroom sometimes. Like 80-90% of the time, he asks to go outside just to play and mess around with plants/dirt/whatever else he can find lol. I'm so proud of him when he asks to go outside and goes potty, but sometimes he's just like "eh who cares about outside, let's just poop right here on the stairs, why not"... It's really frustrating and I hope he gets the hang of it as time goes on. Glad to hear that you say it gets better though lol
@@sepiroth799 same! My 9 week old German shepherd only goes outside to play, but the second I bring her inside she either poops or pees, any tips to stop that?
@@sant6902 honestly routine and persistence helped me out big time. Trying to put your pup on a schedule should get them to understand that you want them to go potty. Also giving them treats every time they actually go outside also really really helps. And the last thing that helped me was just understanding my dog, I watched him really closely and started to understand when he wanted to pee/poop based on how long after drinking water and eating and also watching the specific way that he would sniff around before going potty. hope that helps but your dog will totally pick up on it, just be patient
@@sepiroth799 thanks so much! I’ll use this advice! 🙏
My puppy will literally ask to go INSIDE TO PEE. Just refuses to do it outside. Even though we shower her with praise when it accidentally sometimes happens.
I take my puppy out to pee. He will pee outside and the still come inside and pee on the floor
Hi there, Nichole! Supervision is going to be really important if you’re struggling with your puppy potty training. Any time your puppy is out of their crate you need to keep a close eye on them. That way, when your puppy has an accident you can help them train through it. Here’s a video to show you what to do when that happens: Puppy Potty Training - How To Stop Your Puppy From Peeing Indoors - th-cam.com/video/L1KqfQOSrKs/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for watching! ~Ken
What about training your potty training inside on pads? That’s my only option right now
Yeah my dog does the same, it's like she only goes half way outside just so she can come inside and pee
Hi there, Blain! The good news is you’re in the right place at the right time to fix that problem. Catching your pup in the act is really important for their learning. Here’s a video that will help you to address those accidents indoors: Puppy Potty Training - How To Stop Your Puppy From Peeing Indoors - th-cam.com/video/L1KqfQOSrKs/w-d-xo.html
Happy Training! ~Ken
I have a shih tzu, i got her when she was 2 months old, now shes about to turn 8 months, and she poos outside but she pees inside, i honestly dont know what to do, i give her more time but she does it outside and pees inside
“It’s actually your mistake.” That one hurt my feelings a little bit. 😂
Thank You for this! My puppy had a very hard time with potty training so I came across this video and I am now following the rules in this video and my puppy hasn’t had an accident for almost a whole month now! I highly recommend this for people who have a hard time potty training their puppy.
You are addressing what we did wrong today in our potty training and play time sessions....thank you for this video! Especially the one after a play session.
Thank you for this. So much clearer than others I have heard. Awesome!!!!
Thank you for this info. We will incorporate it in our training and report back with results.
I can’t even tell you how much this has helped me. I adopted an 8 week old puppy last Friday. I am very strict when it came to potty training. I take her out 7-9 times a day. I always go out with her on leash. She almost immediately goes every single time. For some reason... she hasn’t been going at night. I wake up around 4 am to take her out and then again at 7. I’m not saying it’s not a lot of work, but the faster we can accomplish this the sooner she can have time out of the crate! THANKS AGAIN!!
No matter what I do or how long I let my puppy explore outside. As soon as I let her loose in the house she pees. It’s actually a joke at this point. It’s 4:30 PM and she’s already pee’d in my house 5 times and pooped 2 times. No I am not exaggerating either.
Same. I am going tonhave to give my puppy back.
@@daisy1686Did u give her back?
Subscribed and going to get our first family dog this afternoon.....I'll be watching these videos a lot....thanks for the great content.
Welcome to McCann Dogs, Adam! Getting a new puppy is such an exciting process. But it can come with a few challenges. Here is a playlist to help you to be prepared for your new addition: th-cam.com/play/PL7BBgLulherkUSoV_rOG9beZK90yUZpwb.html
Congratulations, and Happy Training! ~Ken
This is by far the hardest time I have had training a puppy! I'm going to try the crate method and see how it goes! Thank you!
Wow very helpful, our puppy has been home just a few days going potty outside but now that he sees we have a big backyard he’s been exploring taking longer to pee and poop! I take him if he doesn’t thinking I’ll take him back out in a few minutes but then he has an accident. Love your advice about staying planted in one spot
Been loving these videos! Very educational! I’m trying to do my research prior to committing to adopting a 2-4years old rescue dog. How is crate training and potty training different for new dogs versus puppies? Can you or should you put a dog bed in there crate in the beginning for non-puppies? Thank you for all the awesome training tips!
My puppy likes to eat the stuff on the ground. I'm constantly telling him to leave it then rewarding him. He loses focus on peeing or pooping because I'm constantly having to tell him to leave it and he'll always want a treat after.
Had same issue with my puppy. She would eat anything from the ground. Had to use mouth guard, but she was miserable with it. She wouldn't drop it or leave it, if it is a bone or anything that smells like food, because she is very food motivated. Only thing that helped is every time she would pick something up is to stop, open her mouth and retrieve it. I had to always follow up, to make sure she understood that no matter what she tries to eat from the ground, I will take it out. Now I just say no and she knows that even if she picks it up I will take it out, so she doesn't. Wish you luck and hopefully you will find solution that works for your dog.
my 11 week puppy had the same issue (we're still working on potty training), i found that keeping a treat in my fist in front of her nose kept her from eating leaves until she realized she needed to go. then she got her reward
sameeee
@@hannahs3254did you eventually train her jw
Awesome video man!! Very informative and answered some questions I had
Thank you ! this is very helpful :)
This was very helpful thank youuuu
You’re welcome, Morgan! I’m glad it was helpful. Happy Training! ~Ken
I found this video researching why my puppy isn’t catching on to house breaking. We’ve had her about a month (she’s currently 15 weeks old) and we keep her in the crate for rests or when she can’t be supervised. She goes straight outside after naps and after playtimes. We take her out the same door every time, and use the same phrase, “let’s go outside” every time we take her out. She goes almost every time we take her out but the letting us know she needs to go part doesn’t seem to be clicking with her. There are times when she’ll be in the middle of playing or running around, and she’ll just immediately stop and pee. Or she’ll barely sniff around before we realize she’s started to poo. We take her outside immediately when we catch her, but there are times when she’s so fast that we don’t realize what she’s doing until she’s done. It’s getting frustrating not knowing what else we can do to get her to understand letting us know when she needs to go out.
thank you so much for the helpful info!
Your videos are the best sources of puppy training I have found to make training as simplistic as possible for us over thinkers, so thank you. We did not do the research required before we got TWO 13 week old Cockapoos from a breeder a week ago. Obviously, potty training a puppy is very frustrating and time demanding, but trying to potty train 2 puppies at the same time can be extremely overwhelming! We are making steps to correct some of the mistakes we have made within the past week thanks to your videos, but I was hoping you could make some instructional videos about training 2 puppies at the same time. Specifically, what do you do with the second puppy when you are trying to spend a few minutes with the other puppy and only one person is available? The few I have found so far have puppies that are very calm, and 2 people training at the same time. What I have seen is unrealistic because when you praise one puppy verbally, with affection, and with a treat for good behavior, the other puppy also seems to think it is being praised, even though the 2nd puppy is not getting a treat.
It is so refreshing to have someone NOT say 'potty' every 5 seconds when talking about toilet training a dog..........THANK YOU👍
Stacey Williams who cares? 😫😫 its still the same damn thing..
The Ebony Show lmaooo
Thank you! I have a 15 week old Chiweenie and he still has several accidents inside in his playpen daily. I learned today a few things I am doing wrong. Edit: I have been working on this for three HOURS now. He just does NOT want to poop when I take him out! Pee, no problem and in the past pooping was no problem. But for some reason he's getting to where he only wants to poop in his playpen. (He only gets out with us in one room a few times a day, otherwise he's in a playpen or crate until he's grown)
Thanks so much. My little yorkie thinks going outside is an adventure. Your tips I am so excited to try. Thanks.
That was great information! I had my puppy's crate decked out with a memory foam bed and a plush quilt, now that all of that is gone she's looking at me like I'm crazy.
This is a huge help!!! My puppy is 14 weeks and when we dont catch his signs the he has to pee he pees on our couch or literally on our feet. I pray all of this works with him ❤
I'm glad is was so helpful, angelequejem! Make sure to mark those mistakes with your voice, and your puppy will quickly learn that peeing in the house isn't acceptable. Thanks for watching! Happy Training! ~Ken
Thank you, I'm at my wits end so I'm going to give this a shot.
Hopefully you're doing good today!!! ?
Dango , is your puppy trained yet ? If yes , how long did it take ?
Thank you straight to the point!
This is definitely helpful. We have two 5 month old Pomeranian female puppies that share a crate. One is doing well with the inside/outside the other is a bit behind and pees in the crate, sometimes she pees on the floor. We have tried separating them but that creates more stress for them.
We have been bringing our puppy outside at regular times through out the day and although she does pee it is immediately when we exit the front door. She also seems to get very stressed outside and wants to get back in the house as much as possible
Great information. The last issue that has been plaguing my puppy's house training is the getting too excited while playing indoors. He can go outside, completely empty his bladder, come back inside to play (fetching soft toys, tug-of war with a rope toy, or playing with a puzzle toy), and suddenly with no warning he'll squat to pee only 15-20 minutes after coming back inside. I now have to time him for 10 minutes and then take him back out.
Thanks!!! This video really helped!!
Like the way you get right to point!Thanks subscribed!
How do know when it’s time to remove the wee wee pad? My puppy pees on the wee pad and/or the yard but still has accidents.
You guys are awesome, thanks for all the content.
Thanks for all the help' I subscribed and will always like any video I watch on here!!
Still not sure what to do next? Here is a Puppy Potty Training playlist that may answer some of your questions: th-cam.com/video/L1KqfQOSrKs/w-d-xo.html
Happy Training! ~Ken
My pup use to pee and poop on her pads but lately she has been out of control and just pees and poops wherever and it really starting to be a problem! What am I doing wrong
Hi there, Khaoula! Catching your pup in the act is going to be really important. Supervision needs to be 100% until you’ve got this problem solved. Here’s a link to a video that will show you exactly what to do when that happens: Puppy Potty Training - How To Stop Your Puppy From Peeing Indoors -th-cam.com/video/L1KqfQOSrKs/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for watching! ~Ken
@@khaouladehhan123 well I've kinda found something that works I continue to follow her everywhere and keep telling her to find her spot and go pee and poop and I keep repeating it till she actually goes to the pad and then I praise her by saying good girl in the most loving tone voice then I reward her with some peanut butter and so far she seems to be goin now perfectly. Also I took out her big bed and blanket from her kennel so she wouldn't have the want to pee or poop on it and it's been working.
My puppy is 29 days old is it early for her to learn? She's having accidents on her blanket...
Hey there....I have a small dog, they said he had some Pug, in him. But, I think hes a mishmash 😊
Hes 6mo old, had him since 7wks. I've done EVERYTHING right, BUT....I can't potty train him !
I've never had a dog, I couldn't potty train, until now. Help !!!!!
It's been 3 weeks since we got our puppy. I follow the videos to a T and for the most part it's working but she's still having at least one accident a day..I'm starting to get frustrated and I don't know what to do next
Try to keep a log of what happens just before and just after an accident.
Our greyhound is 17 weeks. He mostly does a great job!! Your tips are hopefully gonna be helpful. He keeps wining with the doors closed often and every now and then (3 times a month) he pees in his crate:-( It is very hard to get him into the crate and stay there.
Lovely video and lovely dog!! Thanks for taking the time!!
Herman from the Netherlands
I found this video very helpful! Thank you!
My pup will WAIT until he gets back in the crate to pee/poop. I've removed bedding and pads. He's driving me crazy.
Did you find out anything to help you with this?
Maybe the crate is too big, so in the one corner they live and in the other they use it as a bathroom.
How can you put the pup in that 📦. That’s wrong
Thanks all. Things are have gotten much better.
Race Traitor Dogs are den animals, so it’s better for their well being.
Started with my puppies in an apartment so they were trained on pads. Now they won't go outside. Any tips?
Thank you 🙂
I absolutely love your videos. Thank you!
Thanks Meredith! Glad you’re enjoying our videos so much! Thanks for watching ~Ken
Is there any kind of commands I should give my puppy if he does go to the potty on the floor in the house
That’s a really great question, Josiah! Yes, there is! We talk about what to do if your puppy goes potty in the house in this video: Puppy Potty Training - How To Stop Your Puppy From Peeing Indoors - Professional Dog Training Tips th-cam.com/video/L1KqfQOSrKs/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for watching, Happy Training! ~Ken
What do you do when your puppy goes potty outside then with in minutes of being back inside they have an accident
That is a great question. We are having the same issue with our 3 month old blue pit. He will go outside and then like in just a few minutes he will go inside. He is not picking so it's harder for me to catch him since he is a squatter. So any help and guidance is greatly appreciated!
Shannon Tackett Shannon Tackett I have a Pitt puppy as well. Curious to know your input to this dilemma.
@@shannontackett9317 mines a squatter too! Its exhausting when I have to clean pee/poo so many times a day. I definitely need to invest in a carpet cleaner.
I have this same issue my puppy never pees outside. I started doing pads and am going to try transitioning to him outside.
Beat his ass it works for me I almost killed him but it worked he is now potty train
Thank you!
Omg so much help thank you guys so much I’ve literally not thought about getting a crate for my puppy he successfully stopped peeing in the house within a week😱😱😱 we love him so much and thanks to y’all help we gets to love without the little dibbles of pee😂🤣 thanks
My puppy is 6 months old and still going inside. I tried taken him out every hour, after he has been in his crate. Is there any hope. He is a pug and loves to play. Any ideas. Now I do put him on a outside leash and go inside. Is that my biggest mistake? I also want to teach him to tell me when he gotta go.
She went to the bathroom on the carpet AFTER I took her outside on a walk. Explain that.
Hey, Vanetta Mosetta! It's not uncommon for a puppy to be having so much fun on their walk, and get distracted along the way! If your puppy hasn't gone on her walk, then be sure to take a break before you go back inside so she can go. Be as boring as possible, so she isn't too distracted by you, and allow her to remember that she has to pee before going back inside. If she does have an accident when she comes back inside, then this video will show you EXACTLY how to train through that: How To Stop Your Puppy From Peeing Indoors - th-cam.com/video/L1KqfQOSrKs/w-d-xo.html
Let me know if you have any more questions! Happy Training! ~Ken
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The same exact thing happened to me! I don’t know what else to do with her training.
Our dog waits to pee and poop inside it's so frusterating! I bring him out several times a day and stay out at least 20 min, firts thjng and last minute before bed too, without fail waits to pee and poop within 10 min of crate time EVERY TIME! 😥
Same here..sometimes goes outside...but even thise times..after we come back kn, 10 min later she poops in 2 specific areas all the time
Thanks,
You reinforce my lazy mistakes👍
Thanks for the pup tips!! :)
We have a 10 week old pup. She's in her crate at night but what should we do during the day, keep her in her crate or let her have more space? What should we do regarding house training? Train her to use puppy pads or not. We have a dog sitter who will come in every day whilst we are work. I don't want to confuse her by using pads when we are not there and trying to get her to pee outside when we are home. I'd love some advice as I've read conflicting things.
Hi there, Emma! It sounds like you're making some great choices for your puppy! She should be in her crate if you aren't able to supervise her. But if you are able to spend time with her, then she should be out, doing something engaging with you! That way you can burn off some of that puppy energy so she will be ready to snooze while she's in her crate. It's great that you can have someone let her out during the day. And it is really important that you do that, so she's not in her crate for too long of a stretch at this point. Avoid the use of puppy pads if you can. You're right, it can confuse a puppy if you expect to eventually have her go outside to potty. I'll include a link to one of our Crate Training videos for you to watch. Happy Training with your new four-legged family member. Crate Training Your Puppy So That They LOVE Their Crate: th-cam.com/video/sBHJj5bqIkE/w-d-xo.html~Ken
Does cold weather affect a puppy from not going outside? I've had my four month old puppy for a week and a half and she has yet to go outside
Hi there, Craig! The colder weather can make it more difficult to get your puppy to go outside. Keep the outdoor trips short and when she does go you can actually start to “capture” the behavior to teach her to go on command. Here’s something you can start to work on: th-cam.com/video/Bu7bjVWQ16A/w-d-xo.html
Happy Training! ~Ken
Merci beaucoup. Thx a lot
Thank you
I currently live in an apartment community. How do I get my puppy to go from potty pads to outside?
ACE BLACK you got them to use the pads?
TheRealVivia I have with mine and I likewise live in an apartment
If u notice he looks like he trying to go in the house pick it up and get them out side as fast as you can
I’ve had my puppy for about a month and a week. We got him at 6 weeks old so pretty young. Obviously at 6 weeks it was hard to try and house train he was too little to understand peeing outside not inside so we used puppy pads which he used for the most part. At 8 weeks i really started to zone in on his house training and took the puppy pads away. Since that time I have been having a really hard time with him not having accidents in the house. I’ll take him outside and he will poop but won’t pee and as soon as I take him back inside he will pee on the floor. He doesn’t give us any signs that he needs to be when he is outside the crate. Any suggestions?
I'm in this exact boat, did you manage to get to the bottom of this
Did you get it figured out? If so how??
We need answers! 😂
@@Franco_Kellermanstill waiting for an answer
Going to try some of these thank you!
Hi there, Eemahn! Here’s a whole playlist with some more potty training videos to help you to be successful: Puppy Potty Training Tips th-cam.com/play/PL7BBgLulherkDs-Zi5TTSxcJq8QCHMLRj.html
Thanks for watching ~Ken
I started by pee pad training. Now that we have a home and garden our puppy doesn't want to go outside. It will happen on the odd event but he will usually run and hide somewhere in the house and do his business. I need to get him to ask for the door or show some kind of sign that he wants to go outside and to actually do his business when we go out. Sometimes I'll stay for 30 minutes with him and he does nothing then the minute we walk back in, he does something on the floor 😞
Hi there! Supervision is going to be an important part of this process. If you think he still needs to go, then you’ll have to put him in his crate briefly, or watch him closely so he doesn’t have a chance to sneak away and have an accident.
In regard to teaching him to let you know that he needs to go out, we’ve actually published a video about this very topic. I’ll link it HERE: How To Teach Your Dog To Ask To Go Outside- Without A Bell! th-cam.com/video/qL2qkhDALK0/w-d-xo.html
Hope this helps, Happy Training! ~Ken
@@McCannDogs thank you 👌👌
@@nickyp2820 I agree...this was my case..now he goes outside with no problem, however he still has a couple of accidents that I really believe are our fault for failure to properly supervise. Now he really enjoys going outside and even asks for the door.
How can you take them out side when you live in an apartment block and they're only 8 weeks old ie parvo
I found your video helpful and will try this immediately. I have a puppy that constantly wants to eat grass while outside. What do you suggest for that. It is very bothersome. I see where I have been making errors already. Can't wait to let you know how it goes. Thank you for the great videos.
Thank you for your tip of removing the padding I'm going to tryit
I learned my phone must be listening to me. I've looked nothing up. I've typed nothing .... I told my daughter that our pup should not be still peeing in the house...her not cleaning the messes is what is happening... and then this pops up
Yep, being spied on. It happens all the time...
My puppy doesn’t even show signs that he wants to pee, he just squats wherever he’s at and pees 😐 he’s been doing that since we got him at 9 weeks old and now he’s almost 9 months old 🤦🏻♀️ he definitely has had some improvement from the first weeks we’ve had him up until now but he still has accidents. Any advice?
Hi there! Capturing the moment that your puppy is making a mistake will be helpful for fixing this issue. Here’s a video that will help you to be prepared for when this happens: Puppy Potty Training - How To Stop Your Puppy From Peeing Indoors - th-cam.com/video/L1KqfQOSrKs/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for watching! ~Ken
You should call a profesional trainer,it could work unless you are struggling
Hi,
A few things you must know. Dogs pee more often : when waking up, after playing, after working or after eating or any activity. Make sure you praise a lot. You can even add a command and your dog will pee if you ask him to (if he needs it of course). Also, 3 months puppys can only retain for 3 hours, 4 months for 4 hours ... hope this will help. Have a nice day. Peace.
@@joliemome8787 oh Alright thanks!
jolie mome how about three month old can hold it for 15 - 30 mins outside of the cage. Will hold it when at work, won’t last 15 min when I’m home. Take him out every 15 - 20 mins, still has “accidents” inside. Smdh
I think I’m getting my first dog next week, I’m so excited
Nice video. I have successfully trained many dogs; but, this year I adopted a dog that’s not trainable. She was abandoned at 6 months, the person adopted her and kept her for a year didn’t train her. Now she’s a full grown almost two years old with a bad habit. I will adopt your method to not put any cozy throw in the crate.
I started off pad training my Male puppy and now that he lifting his leg to pee,I realize I need to outdoor train him. How do I make that transition from indoors to outdoors?
Charlitta Ayala should’ve done outside from the beginning.
Slowly bring the pad closer to the door and eventually outside. Once he starts going on the pad outside, slowly start to remove the pad.
My puppy is 8 weeks old and is trained to pee in a wood pellet litter box, he's been really good going in it and sometimes goes when we are outside,. not sure when or if it's best to take it away/how to have him only go out side?
Somewhat helpful video.
Thank you for the BEST education on puppy training. If I notice my puppy squatting - means she peeing or pooping- What do I do? I've been picking her up immediately stating " outside"......what would you recommend ? Again thank you for your information- truly excellent
I take my puppy out first thing in the morning and when we get home from work. She does her business outside then, but throughout the rest of the day, she goes in the house. I go outside with her and bring her back in and then back out when she's playing around. I'm not really sure what else to do.
I think you are doing fine. I don't have a dog but if she has a small bladder and you are out for work for most of the day then maybe she just can't hold it. Give her less water? Maybe give water to her when you are there. I'm not sure, this was 9 months ago, how did you solve the problem? And how are you doing?.
I have a 6 month Old English bulldog. I think she is broken. I have always had bulldogs and she is not getting this potty thing. I got her at 12 weeks. We have a create and I did keep a blanket in there but after a few weeks of washing blankets 2 times a day. I took them from her. I basically did everything you said except use the leash when taking her out. Sometimes she will go to the back door and knock. Sometimes she will just be walking and pee. I will take her outside as soon as I wake up and she will go pee and poop. Then come in and pee 10 minutes later. Honestly, I have to take her out every 30 minutes or she will pee. She may go to the door 2 times a day but she may owe outside then come right in and pee. I have had dogs my whole life. This dog has to have the smallest bladder. We are at the point that my husband has had enough. We have all new furniture and a new car. She has went pee in my car, on our bed,on my couch, my rug. You name she has gone to the bathroom on it. She is very hyper. I feel that she cant focus. Even to sit and wait for me to put her bowls down and give her the command to eat. She is sitting and her butt wont sit still, she shakes and will roll over and alligator roll and its 15 minutes to get her to sit still for 30 seconds to tell her it's ok to eat. This is how she is all the time. But sometimes she will be so good. Help me please.
Megin Keylon I have the same thing with my dog she's a bolognese short hair and she's a little rascal but she pees when she's done playing and when she wakes up
Go for a walk around the neighborhood I have one as well and it gets rid of that energy also it could be your dog getting scared so don’t spoil it
Megin Keylon Same with me I’ve had dogs my entire life also but my new puppy is giving me the flux ...idk it seems these new puppy’s are all super hyper and weird like this ...I’m having success trading mine to sit and wait for food but once you give the command to go ahead he acts like he’s never eaten before and dashes with lightning speed to the bowl ... and just won’t be still just in general.. he’s seems house broken but still pee’s as soon as I leave him unsupervised in the house for like 15 minutes and then sits quietly waiting for me to see the package he left me that’s the only time he sits still on his own smh .. I wish you guys luck with your pup
this definitely helps
Love your videos ♥️🔥
When I did this my puppy just attacked the grass
HELP! what do i do when my dog gets so exited he pees! what do i do
What dose he get excited about?
Good video. We have a nearly 13 week puppy we got from the Woodward Center. Foster mom relayed she was housetrained to newspaper. Since we brought her home, day 6, she pees or poos on a edge of a puppy pad. She showed no interest in newspaper. We don't crate her, when we're not home, she stays in a bedroom, with puppy pads down. She usually partly misses. We've been told that we can't take her out on a leash, because she hasn't had all her shots yet. Suggestions from more experienced puppy owners.
You guys are awesome!
Our puppy has been so defiant. We walk him out front to the same spot to go potty. Say go potty and he won’t go. Bring him inside and to crate and he whines and whines. Take him back outside to go and he won’t. We come inside and repeat the process. We will sometimes let him play for a few then take him out. Still won’t go. Come inside and he will poop and pee immediately. What and why?!?
Exact same with mine
Mine too!!! Soent 3 hours outside total and all he wants to do is lay in the grass then comes in and uses the floor
Hi there Rhonda! The good news is that your puppy does understand that it's not okay to go in his crate. That's an important part of the process. The reality is, that if you are consistent with that process until you get the result that you want, although it is tedious, will help him realize the rules. Be careful that he's not getting distracted in the location that you're taking him outside to. As long as he's been vaccinated, you could try an area where another dog has been. This is likely going to encourage him to pee (males especially). If he has an accident in the house, be sure to mark that moment with your voice. This will let him know that having an accident inside isn't allowed. It may even interrupt the behavior. And you can then take him outside and let him finish. Supervision is the most important part here. He sounds like he has the ability to hold it. He now needs to understand that going inside isn't acceptable. Happy Training! ~Ken
Hey there is a spray at walmart that has urine in it so you can spray it outside and it makes them think other dogs have peed there. It worked for our puppy to understand where we wanted him to go outside. I think it was about $5-$8 I cant remember the exact price
@@angelequejem Hi, whats the name of that product?
I've adopted a dog recently, and every morning when I go to take him outside he just rolls over onto his back and will pee on himself. I dont know how to get him to stop, and he refuses to go outside no matter what i try. I'm at a loss because its beginning to feel like maybe he's too old to learn how to just go outside? I dont know what to do anymore.
Is he still doing that?
That sounds like submissive urination to me. I would check to see if they have any video where they talk about that. It is completely different than house training.
Just don't give up yet.
This was so helpful and im getting a little puppy
Good video! I am already doing all that you have said, but I have not crate trained. So, I suppose I have to do that along with potty training. Hubby and I have had dogs for more than 40 years and never had a crate. We were told by several people this time that we need a crate, so we got one.
We’re struggling so much with our almost 5 month pup. I keep her tied near me when she’s inside. She will get up and instantly pee. Not a second to react to her getting up to take her out. Or if I I step away from her sight for a second, it’s an instant lake. Yes I shouldn’t leave her alone but I also have a 7 yr old who calls for me and I leave for seriously 10 sec when I hear “mom Stella peed” 😭 help! I’ve tried apps, taking her every hour, taking her every time she gets up. Nothing has worked.
I understand 100%! I am going through the same exact thing! My pup is almost 6 months. We were playing for just a few mins and she stopped mid play to pee! I feel she is never going to learn. She was just out since 1.5 hrs prior when she did her thing!
Did something work for you??
@@merrilk5470 nothing training wise. We ended up going back to work in office shortly after this so she and our other dog stay in the backyard during the day while we’re not home (which she can just pee anytime outside). But once she was about maybe 8-9 months she stopped having accidents inside bc we’ll take her out to pee in the am and lunch time if she’s spending the day inside the house. I guess when they get older they just don’t pee as often.
Please help me, i found this dog dont know how old is he,but at first I was taking him out side to poty, i also had poty pad around the surrounding area incase he have accident too, but when his outside he'll pee but no poop, when he came back inside then he poop, even he poop inside the house but he just wont do it the pad. He goes around the house and poop. I just cant get him to poop on the pad even if he dont poop outside...
maya lee he might smell the poop that he has already done inside
Thank you so much! It worked:)
I’m enjoying your videos, thank you! Question, I have a playpen attached to a crate. Is it a mistake to let puppy sleep in playpen and open door crate vs just the crate?
Hi. What if my dog doesn’t want to pee on the pee pad? I live in a small apartment so I do not have much access to open space outside.
Whenever she turns around a few times and begin to sniff the floor, I would quickly put her back into her pan with her pee tray inside. But she would then sit down and stare blankly at me even though I waited for 30minutes to let her do her business. I’ve tried using concentrated pee scents and many other methods. But she just doesn’t like to pee on her pee tray. I’ve tried removing the tray and just using the pad itself but she would just bite and tear it off. I need to indoor-train her because most of the time I’ll be out for work leaving her with my grandma. Any help?
Adrea Soh Hey , did you find a solution? This is exactly what I’m going through. My puppy won’t pee when I’m looking. When I leave , he won’t pee on the pad.
Maybe it also depends on age. My pup is completely hopeless. I've tried everything but she just sits on the tray and won't pee. I'm actually exhausted.
Ok. So one month later my puppy is potty trained. When he’s very young it’s going to be hard, I think they pee like every 10 to 20 mins. lol. I live in an apartment 4th floor , couldn’t be bothered to go outside. I removed the crate and created a small confinement method. The first few times he didn’t realize that his bed wasnt the place to pee, he would pee in his bed and sleep on the pee pad.lol. I made sure my eyes were totally fixed on him the minute he started showing signs that he wanted to pee I would put him on the pad. If he didn’t pee, I would pick him up , hold him for 20 mins bring him back again on the pee pad. I’d repeat this process till he couldn’t keep it in his bloodier then when he pees on the pee pad I wouldn’t say anything (he gets distracted easily) after he was done peeing that’s when I would congratulate him , play with him (he preferred playing rather than eating). Kept doing the same thing over and over again in less than a week my lil pup was going over the pee pad by himself whilst he was peeing I’d say wee wee wee when he was done , we would play or I’d give him a treat. So yea. All the best guys. One tip PATIENCE!!!!!! these pups will work you out. lol
One more tip if he pees outside the pee pad wipe the pee with pee pad. Then place the pee pad where you want him to pee. His own pee is a natural inducer. Don’t buy those inducing pee scents. They don’t work. No matter how young your pup is, he knows his pee scent. If he’s really pressed he will surely pee there especially after smelling his pee. And my pup likes to poop where he pees. So try to keep the unclean pad for the next poop session. lol.
@@anesunembaware6704 please help. I put a pee pad under her pee tray so she can smell it and pee on it. But she always pee on the floor not her tray and lie down on the pee and chew on the pee pads.
I think mine just gets too distracted. She'll be playing and be excited, then suddenly starts peeing.
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Hi McCann, all your videos help us a lot in our process to get our puppy trained. Our Ausky Moos is now 9 weeks and pees each time when we take him out. Of course there are accidents, about two or three a day, but those can be assigned to our lack of focus on him. We wonder if we can speed up the potty trainings proces. He gets very restless when he needs to poo, so that triggers him to warn us. Are there tricks to make him trigger us too when he needs to pee?
The problem is with my dog he doesnt like to go outside😭 When hes outside he always waits at the door to let him in
omg same
My puppy goes outside every five minutes and still pees on the floor
Hi there, Lily Mae! Supervision is going to be important for you to stop those accidents. Here is a video for you to let your puppy know that peeing on the floor isn't allowed: th-cam.com/video/L1KqfQOSrKs/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for watching! ~Ken
That’s the issue, taking them out every 5 minutes.
When you see your dog about to go to the toilet, quickly get their attention by picking them up or making some kind of clicking or other little noise in front of the dog and say in a firm tone something like "No! Go outside!" While at the same time you are taking your dog outside and then saying things like "Hurry up!" or "Get busy!" In a happy tone and then being really excited when they do go outside! Give them a treat and let them have a play before they go inside again. Rinse and repeat until they get the toilet training process and then it will be easy from there!
We have a 10 wk. golden retriever male pup that we brought home when he was 8 weeks. He is just delightful! We are learning a lot from your videos & really appreciate your knowledge. Our pup hasn't done even one piddle in his crate, but has in the house, although for the last three days hasn't piddled in the house. Bowel movements are another issue though. During the night when we wake him or he wakes us, he's done poops outside, but he just doesn't seem to give us any notice during the day. Is it because the sense of having to empty his bowels comes on suddenly, compared to the bladder? Any suggestion would be appreciated. Thanks so much.
Love your videos dude. Question. I live in NYC and my puppy doesn’t have all his shots yet. Should be any day now but Corona has messed things up. Anyway, we’ve been using wee wee pads because he hasn’t be allowed to interact with other dogs(yorkie btw). Taking him outside would mean interacting with other dogs. Any videos on wee wee pad training? Any vids on this city type experience especially with these purse type dogs? I still want this dog to be trained well. Thank you!
Help I take my puppie out to pee he will pee and then come straight inside and pee again.
Hi there, 09WTFISTHAT! I have just the video for you then. It's important that you give your puppy the right information when that happens, and this video will help you learn exactly what to do if your puppy is still having accidents in your home: How To Stop Your Puppy From Peeing Indoors - th-cam.com/video/L1KqfQOSrKs/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for watching, and Happy Training! ~Ken
How long do you stay out with your puppy? I have a 8 week old Anatolian Shepard female and when I take her out she will pee 3-5 times. I am like can't she just let it all out at once. LOL She will squat take a pee, at least I think she is peeing, walk a bit and repeat. I have learned to wait until I see she is no longer trying to pee. So far so good. I only wish she would use pads inside.
My dog pees while she's asleep, how can I train her to stop
I'm not sure. But is her crate small enough? If there's too much space she may feel like its okay. Try and catch her in the moments and bring her outside straight away to eliminate the behaviour.
@@unaestrella1876 she was on my bed 😭 however, putting her on a feeding schedule made it easier to tell when she needed to go and I take her to the exact same spot outside to do her business, then I reward her when ever she goes. Also she's not allowed on the bed anymore.