We have just taken on a 1yr old puppy who was not toilet trained and your method worked in 2 days! It's been about a week now and still no accidents whatsoever! Thank you :)
This worked SO well for us, it was like a little light bulb in her brain went off. We treat bombed her one time and after that our 3-3.5 month old puppy would ring her bells at the back door every time she needed to pee or poop. It was a night and day difference. Now she's 5 months old, has only had 1 accident inside since. This video made such a big difference for us, thank you Joel!
I had a litter of 10 puppies 3 years ago. I never had to potty train them, at around two months one of the puppies started leading all of them outside to pee/poop. It was amazing to watch. Within days none of them did their business in the house anymore. It was easy for them though as I kept the door open all the time so they could go outside whenever they wanted.
I just adopted an adult toy poodle. He was always kept on a short leash in his previous home, and only went as far as the sidewalk once in the morning and once late at night. I will try my best to potty train him, and get him out to exercise as he needs. The poor thing deserves to live like a normal dog.
Anyway, I like this video. It's very informative and helpful Beckman. I will start to practice your way, hopefully things turn out well. Thank you Beckman 🤝
I’m not sure you’ll see this as it’s an old video but we have a year old rescue who doesn’t tell us when he wants to go. How do we see signs? He doesn’t really have a voice. Thank you. Love the channel, best I’ve come across by far.
Hi, a simple question. I've found the way to make my dog do his needs outside, however, during the night it's normal that he releases his needs. Too many hours and it's fair. However, i've been suggested to not let my dog assisting at operation (removing and cleaning his needs). Is that AN absurd or a correct suggestion? What do you think? Thank you in advance.
I need advice for my 2moth old Husky, internet is all over the place. Should he always have access to the drinking water (taking him out to potty every time he drinks) or only specific times a day? Is it better to feed him prior to going out or after (then going again for potty)? Thank you
I have a 17 months old chihuahua and I let him pee on the balcony (on a turf). A trainer had told me that I should just let him go whenever he pleases so I haven't really "potty trained" him. He sits at the door when he needs to do, but he also sits to go play on the fake grass (not the turf). How can I "potty train" him at that age since the parameters are different than for a puppy? ps: thank you for all your videos, I just discovered your channel, I already subscribed and have been binge watching your videos!
My dog was a rescue dog from South Korea and lived in a crate for 10 years. He is not getting the potty training. What else can I do other then the crate?
My puppy only wet the bed at night ONCE. From then on he woke me up when he had to go, and only lasted for a few days until he started sleeping all night
My puppy has only gone 2 days without an accident in the house then peed on my couch. Back to basics I guess, stay in the crate unless we're going outside 🤷♀️ very frustrating
I’m struggling with mine a bit. Just got him, and he is tough to potty train. I haven’t crated him, I’m not a fan of doing that. However it may be necessary. I swear he pees a lot more than 5 a day, it’s more along the lines of 10. He always pees every time he is taken out, but will often pee indoors too before that. I’m actually using positive every time he goes in the right place, but every time he tries to pee inside I will actually give him a negative. I’m extremely frustrated with this, never had this issue before with another. I am about ready to start taking him out every hour on the dot, instead of every two. I’ve about had it with him, at my wits end trying to make sure he’s potty trained. In the past I’ve had it happen almost overnight
'Limit his ability to go in the house'. This is what i needed. I'm so frustrated that my 3months old puppy doesn't go when he's outside, he just waits untill back in the house. I need to use the crate more (he wheeps a little when he has to go in the crate)
Potty training can be very frustrating for some people. This video has a lot of useful information. If you'd like to go a bit more in-depth into the behavior behind it, and how to use that for dog potty training, check out this video ❤: th-cam.com/video/A2Ycc-vBpoo/w-d-xo.html
Yep, my wee girl figured that one out. Now she rings the bell and hits the go potty button if I am preparing food or doing housework. Even if she was JUST OUT and went potty. She wants attention, or to play in the potty yard. So no snacks out in the potty yard now. Play is ok for a couple minutes but I need to also make my household function.
Hello, the problem with my dog is that he has learnt to pee in the washroom since he pees a lot and we live in an apartment. However, he poops wherever he feels like in the house and never tries to relieve himself (neither pee or potty) whenever we take him outside. As soon as we take him back home, he immediately relieves himself as if he was holding it in. We have been trying different things since a month but nothing is working. My dog is 6 months old. I hope if you read this you can help suggest something to do.
My dog is a yellow lab. its eight months later and my dog seems to have actually grown out of this problem. He is pooping more and more outside...but in my case, I feed him his first meal of the day ( he gets two kibble meals a day ) and then within five minutes I take him out in the backyard and run him with the frisbee....within ten min or less of his running around, he is pooping, outside. And I give him a treat right after, so Joel is correct, the treats perpetuate the behavior. He is 2 years old now and has been doing this like clockwork, eating, then outside to run and poops without encouragement, for the past couple months. So maybe your dog will outgrow the problem, He started outgrowing it at about 21 months. (I understand labs are still puppies, actually until they are three ) But pairing the dinner with going outside n the fenced in yard, right after, then make them chase and run a little , seems to make it happen. And then give them a good treat. I think it might be something they outgrow.
My dog is 11 years old. I take her out first thing in the morning. 15-20 minute walk. Totally no pee left. Then I clean houses. Come home after three hours and she’s peed on the carpet and sometimes peed on my son’s bed. What to do. Crate her, haven’t done that in years.
At her age, I would have her checked at the vet....she could have a urinary tract infection or another health issue, given that this problem sounds somewhat new.
I have a 4 mths old puppy and a 7 mths old teenage dog. The 4 mths pup was doing just fine at the grass. The 7 mths dog is peeing at her sleeping area because she couldn't hold her pee. Now the 4 mths pup is peeing at her sleeping area too.... Omg I am nearly giving up on them 😔
Straight to the POINT , no begging for subscribers , no stupid intro .. amazing
Right? Love this guy
We have just taken on a 1yr old puppy who was not toilet trained and your method worked in 2 days! It's been about a week now and still no accidents whatsoever! Thank you :)
This worked SO well for us, it was like a little light bulb in her brain went off. We treat bombed her one time and after that our 3-3.5 month old puppy would ring her bells at the back door every time she needed to pee or poop. It was a night and day difference. Now she's 5 months old, has only had 1 accident inside since.
This video made such a big difference for us, thank you Joel!
Best potty training video on the internet. Nothing left to question. Your a rockstar🙏🏼
Thank you for the straight to the point no non-sense video on potty training. Wish I had this when my dog was a puppy.
Best dog training channel on the platform
I had a litter of 10 puppies 3 years ago. I never had to potty train them, at around two months one of the puppies started leading all of them outside to pee/poop. It was amazing to watch. Within days none of them did their business in the house anymore. It was easy for them though as I kept the door open all the time so they could go outside whenever they wanted.
I just adopted an adult toy poodle. He was always kept on a short leash in his previous home, and only went as far as the sidewalk once in the morning and once late at night. I will try my best to potty train him, and get him out to exercise as he needs. The poor thing deserves to live like a normal dog.
Literally best potty training video I’ve seen. And I’ve been watching a lot
Anyway, I like this video. It's very informative and helpful Beckman. I will start to practice your way, hopefully things turn out well. Thank you Beckman 🤝
I’m not sure you’ll see this as it’s an old video but we have a year old rescue who doesn’t tell us when he wants to go. How do we see signs? He doesn’t really have a voice. Thank you. Love the channel, best I’ve come across by far.
As usual, well articulated ...
Brilliant and easy thank you!
Hi, a simple question. I've found the way to make my dog do his needs outside, however, during the night it's normal that he releases his needs. Too many hours and it's fair. However, i've been suggested to not let my dog assisting at operation (removing and cleaning his needs). Is that AN absurd or a correct suggestion? What do you think? Thank you in advance.
I need advice for my 2moth old Husky, internet is all over the place. Should he always have access to the drinking water (taking him out to potty every time he drinks) or only specific times a day? Is it better to feed him prior to going out or after (then going again for potty)? Thank you
I have a 17 months old chihuahua and I let him pee on the balcony (on a turf). A trainer had told me that I should just let him go whenever he pleases so I haven't really "potty trained" him. He sits at the door when he needs to do, but he also sits to go play on the fake grass (not the turf). How can I "potty train" him at that age since the parameters are different than for a puppy?
ps: thank you for all your videos, I just discovered your channel, I already subscribed and have been binge watching your videos!
Thank you 🐕
My dog was a rescue dog from South Korea and lived in a crate for 10 years. He is not getting the potty training. What else can I do other then the crate?
Hey, what about a 1 year old dog?
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How long do you need to give them treats?
My puppy only wet the bed at night ONCE. From then on he woke me up when he had to go, and only lasted for a few days until he started sleeping all night
My puppy has only gone 2 days without an accident in the house then peed on my couch. Back to basics I guess, stay in the crate unless we're going outside 🤷♀️ very frustrating
Do you leave the water out all day? Or only give at certain times?
It's best to have water always available🐾❤️
What about inside the house?
I’m struggling with mine a bit. Just got him, and he is tough to potty train. I haven’t crated him, I’m not a fan of doing that. However it may be necessary. I swear he pees a lot more than 5 a day, it’s more along the lines of 10. He always pees every time he is taken out, but will often pee indoors too before that. I’m actually using positive every time he goes in the right place, but every time he tries to pee inside I will actually give him a negative. I’m extremely frustrated with this, never had this issue before with another. I am about ready to start taking him out every hour on the dot, instead of every two. I’ve about had it with him, at my wits end trying to make sure he’s potty trained. In the past I’ve had it happen almost overnight
What if I need to leave for longer than my puppy can hold it? Say I need to go to a Dr appointment and I'm cutting that 2hr window close?
Take him out before you go
'Limit his ability to go in the house'. This is what i needed. I'm so frustrated that my 3months old puppy doesn't go when he's outside, he just waits untill back in the house. I need to use the crate more (he wheeps a little when he has to go in the crate)
Any advice anyone when you have work from 8h-17h?
Potty training can be very frustrating for some people. This video has a lot of useful information. If you'd like to go a bit more in-depth into the behavior behind it, and how to use that for dog potty training, check out this video ❤:
th-cam.com/video/A2Ycc-vBpoo/w-d-xo.html
can this be done without using a dog crate?
Yes but you have to watch the dog continuously
Couldn't this lead to phantom potty moments? They ask to go out because they know they get treats?
Yep, my wee girl figured that one out. Now she rings the bell and hits the go potty button if I am preparing food or doing housework. Even if she was JUST OUT and went potty. She wants attention, or to play in the potty yard. So no snacks out in the potty yard now. Play is ok for a couple minutes but I need to also make my household function.
Hello, the problem with my dog is that he has learnt to pee in the washroom since he pees a lot and we live in an apartment. However, he poops wherever he feels like in the house and never tries to relieve himself (neither pee or potty) whenever we take him outside. As soon as we take him back home, he immediately relieves himself as if he was holding it in. We have been trying different things since a month but nothing is working. My dog is 6 months old. I hope if you read this you can help suggest something to do.
I have the same problem with my dog :(
@@flagal519 mine is a 3 month old puppy labrador and the peeing is the biggest problem. he does it every 30-40 minutes lol its insane
My dog is a yellow lab. its eight months later and my dog seems to have actually grown out of this problem. He is pooping more and more outside...but in my case, I feed him his first meal of the day ( he gets two kibble meals a day ) and then within five minutes I take him out in the backyard and run him with the frisbee....within ten min or less of his running around, he is pooping, outside. And I give him a treat right after, so Joel is correct, the treats perpetuate the behavior.
He is 2 years old now and has been doing this like clockwork, eating, then outside to run and poops without encouragement, for the past couple months. So maybe your dog will outgrow the problem, He started outgrowing it at about 21 months. (I understand labs are still puppies, actually until they are three ) But pairing the dinner with going outside n the fenced in yard, right after, then make them chase and run a little , seems to make it happen. And then give them a good treat. I think it might be something they outgrow.
@@flagal519 Thank you for the reply and update. I highly appreciate it. Hope my dog improves from the training as soon as possible.
What about dogs peeing like every 20 min randomly when they play
My dog is 11 years old. I take her out first thing in the morning. 15-20 minute walk. Totally no pee left. Then I clean houses. Come home after three hours and she’s peed on the carpet and sometimes peed on my son’s bed. What to do. Crate her, haven’t done that in years.
At her age, I would have her checked at the vet....she could have a urinary tract infection or another health issue, given that this problem sounds somewhat new.
I have a 4 mths old puppy and a 7 mths old teenage dog. The 4 mths pup was doing just fine at the grass. The 7 mths dog is peeing at her sleeping area because she couldn't hold her pee. Now the 4 mths pup is peeing at her sleeping area too.... Omg I am nearly giving up on them 😔