The SIMPLE Way To STOP Using Puppy Pee Pads FAST!!!
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- We didn't have to spend a long time on puppy pad training with 5-Alive. In fact, after just a short time, he was letting us know that he needed to go out. This video will help you make that IMPORTANT transition from puppy pads to outside!
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CHAPTERS
00:00 Puppy Pad Training To Outside
01:19 Puppy Potty Training Basics
02:17 Good Management In Puppy Pad Training
03:46 The Signs That Your Puppy Needs To Go Out
05:10 Teaching Your Puppy To Go Potty Outside
05:54 The BIG Mistake With Puppy Pad Training
06:53 Supervision In Your Puppy Training
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I appreciate this video as someone who's been trying to potty train their 5mo old puppy for the last few months but the one frustration I have with videos like these is that it assumes that we all have access to big, grassy, quiet, fenced off backyards that the dogs can run around on-of course it would be easier for you to potty train with that set up! But for those of us who live in apartments in busy, loud cities with minimal to no yard access, this adds complexity to the potty training and makes it so much harder of a process. As for me, while I do have a small, shared yard but it's dirt and has all kinds of things on it that distracts my puppy-leaves, branches, rocks, weeds, seeds from trees, etc. Knowing that she's at a stage where she wants to put *everything* in her mouth, we got one of those fresh grass subscriptions and have cordoned off her potty area with an x-pen. But the distractions of the city-cars and motorcycles and pedestrians going by, dogs barking, an occasional leaf blowing in the wind, my upstairs neighbors coming down to check their mail-we're still having a hard time keeping her focused enough to do her business. Sometimes we're taking her in and out 6x in a row, knowing that she really really has to go but the moment she's outside, something distracts her, and she "forgets". It's gotten to the point where we get so tired that we bring her inside and pray that she actually pees on the pad because then we'll at least know she's gone and we can have a break from this annoying dance. I say all of this to say: I would love to see more trainers talk about distractions during potty training, how to train around them, and what to do if you're potty training in areas that are noisy and not grassy, as a lot of us aren't blessed with beautiful, green, private backyards.
yes! And the fact that some of us have to use pee pads for months before our pups are fully vaccinated because we don't have any safe place to take them out to. It's a lot of advice that's only for suburban people on youtube.
@@MadisonSievers you do not have to keep them indoors just bec they aren't vaccinated. You just keep them away from other dogs.
@@tranquility9325 this actually isn't true - because of the high traffic of pets & rodents in the city, their urination is everywhere which poses a super high risk for puppies to contract parvo. That's not true everywhere but in a dense city with recent parvo cases, it is.
YES to this post. Whenever I see videos about potty training, they're always about cases that you open the door and there's a whole forest behind your yard.
To my experience though (not an extensive one, I'm just training my second doggy), pads are always going to be handful in apartments. I don't experience trouble with my dog knowing there's a specific spot to pee while inside the house. Once I was able to go walking, they naturally started holding their business to do when they go out. I don't know if it's a good idea, professionaly speaking, but snacks are always good cues to reinforce something I want them to do again, pooping and peeing outside included. And when they can't hold them, they'll use the pads. Here's the thing: pads are expensive - at least where I live, so being able to take the dog to walk to do their business is a huge plus. But usually we can't manage to take them outside just for a quick pee and come back in. But the more you can take them outside, the more your pads will last.
Omg, you hit the nail on the head. I'm having the same problem with my puppy - he doesn't want to go outside - I don't know what it is - too many other dogs and smells around, cars, rain, ppl who want to pet him. Too hot? Too windy? He likes going outside, but doesn't like peeing or pooping there. I don't know what to do. I even caught him almost squatting inside once, grabbed him, but it took a few minutes to go down in elevator and stairs to the street/grass, and by that point he "forgot". We went back inside and he did it inside pretty much right away. I didn't have time to catch him. All that wad left to do is to say "eh-eh" and now I think he is starting to hide from me. 🤷♀️
Just followed your instructions and our puppy is now going outside! She has never done that before. She went on her pee pads all the time! Thank you!
My corgi is 4 months old I'm trying to get him off puppy pads, however when he potty outside, and we come back in he ill potty again inside...i don't understand this behavior. Sometimes we are outside for 20min he does nothing and soon as we get inside he goes...
Great video thanks for sharing
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Unfortunately my puppy at 7 months is still primarily using her pads inside. She got used to it as a younger puppy and our winter was extremely harsh this year which prevented spending the needed time outside. Once the snow melted and since, all she wants to do is sniff and eat everything on the ground. It's been very frustrating and I feel like it's too late and it will be like this forever. When she does go outside it's at the dog park (both pee and poopoo) but at home just pee.
TYFS - 🙏🏻I really appreciate your videos 🙌🏻!
When my two dogs were puppies all I did was to snap my fingers a couple of times and they knew it was time to go outside regardless if they needed to do their business. After about five minutes one snap of my fingers and it was time to go back inside. They learn fast as puppies and now is as simple as snap snap, and snap.
now is the question , how to snap fingers ?🐶
Heyyy, I had to come back here and give y’all credit because I started yesterday and kept him in the crate overnight and the next morning he went pee AND poop outside! I was shocked to say the least! Thank you so much ✨
Thanks for the video 🙏 I need it 🤪
I’m completely against using puppy pads. Our breeder used them and our puppy still hasn’t grasped fully the idea of only going potty outside! I watch him constantly and he still manages to find a spot to pee in the house. We have caught him in the act many times and yell ‘NO’! He clearly understands he’s doing wrong but still has accidents. I’ve never had so much problems getting a puppy potty trained! Your advice is fine but it’s common sense we already exercise. You got anything else? Thanks!
Soon to be a puppy mom, thanks for tips.
I’ve had my boy 71 days and he still won’t show a clear sign, like going to the door! But the biggest problem is that this dude had ZERO training before he came to me, and I got him at just about 4-1/2 months old.
But I have noticed his annoying me by biting with zoomies is a pretty clear indicator that he needs to go out, this has happened every time before an accident. So I listen to that wild behavior type communication, as well as taking him out after every meal, after all play times and training sessions, after a nap, first thing in the morning and last thing before bed. So I’m catching him most times, we’re having very few accidents now. He’s been sleeping though the night without crying since about 2 weeks after we got him, with zero accidents, that I’m most grateful for! 🤣 So I know I so totally own the accidents that happen now, becuase it’s always whenever those rules aren’t strict followed by the rest of my family. Damn teenagers 🙄 😂
I just wish he’d ring bells we have hanging at the door we take him out through to go to his spot to do his business, our previous dog taught himself that neat trick!! I was hoping hearing them ring every time we go out that he would make the correlation and get it, but that’s not been the case just yet… I’m still holding out hope 🤞
But during the bad snow storm he wouldn’t go out, he’s a very short haired tiny guy who we strongly believe is mostly Miniature Pinscher who came from Texas, so he absolutely hates the cold, besides the snow was taller than he was 🤣 What I did was set up a temporary spot, out in my unheated garage and right in front of the garage door, so it still was cold and had the scent of being outside, but without actually being outside. He understood immediately and after a day he transferred back to going outside like a champ! I didn’t want to confuse him but I needed not to have those accidents inside and ruin all the work we had done.
Thank you so much this is exacly what i needed !
I have a pup that has EXACTLY the same markings and colors as that other pup with 5 Alive in the beginning. We have no idea what breed he is or what he's going to look like as older - we're excited to find out.... DO YOU KNOW what breed or an idea of what mix of breeds could give markings / features like those?
How many weeks do they need to be before they go potty outside?
What about at night time. Do wr crate them all night. My dog I'd use to pads at night but go outside throughout the day
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Thanks! I’m concerned about Parvo. We don’t have a fenced yard and the only place to take her out is a place that other dog owners walk their dogs past. Is it safe to take her there?
Nope. Only from month 3/4 after their booster vaccines
What kind of dog is the black and white one?
Please can you advise on what to do if your puppy is not fully vaccinated.
My vet has told me she cannot use the toilet outside until 2 weeks after vaccinations.
So what do we do when we have the dog on a consistent schedule, take them out at the appropriate times, but then the puppy will pee in the crate with no indication? I've been looking for her tell, but she doesn't have one yet. The puppy in question is 13 weeks old, and again is heavily managed. We've even tried decreasing the crate space, taking her out every hour (it was too frequent for her, so we moved it back to every 2 hours), but again, she still hasn't figured out the way to tell us she has to go out yet. When she does have an accident, she hates being dirty, so thankfully no bad genetics are at play. We're at a loss!
House breaking for my dog was much more time consuming for me rather than hard. Didn't think about crating though so thanks for that for any future dogs I might have.
I love in a high rise building. How am I suppose to take her outside every time??? I don’t want her to get use to going in doors and I wish there were videos on here that that help me 😢
How are you suppose to train a puppy when you work and are gone the majority of the day? I can’t supervise him when I’m not at home. I don’t keep him in the crate when I’m at work because it’s like 7 hours. I leave him in a small area. Idk where to start with my puppy.
I got a kitty litter tray and put fake grass in it, have 3 bits of fake grass on rotation, just disinfect, rinse and hang to dry, rinse out kitty litter tray, dry and put in a fresh fake grass patch, I have 4 seven week old puppies. During the day they go outside, I use this primarily during the night. Something to try anyway, good luck.
thank you so very much
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I'm wondering how can we train potty training when we are Working during the Day. I know it's best to be present , but for those of us Who don't work from home, I'm wondering how it can manifest in those case ? Thank you very much
Why did you get a pup/dog to leave them alone for so long while you were at work? they aren't a hobby on a shelf, but a living being with needs.
Perhaps a cat, fish or plant would be better suited to your circumstances.
How do I handle two puppies? I can’t leave one inside and take the other out, but taking both out leads to them just being distracted, or one peeing and the other not focusing.
Same here.
I’ve got my puppy doing all her business outside now after a couple of weeks. I just can not stop her peeing and pooping in the cage. I’ve brought a cage divider and removed blankets thinking she would stop, but it’s like she doesn’t mind standing or lying in her own business. She’s being let out in the night every 3-4 hours but I’m still be greeted by something. I just don’t know what else to try
What helped with me was to take away access to food/water 3 hours before bed time and make sure you take her out right before bed.
I’m getting attached to 5-Alive from watching him all the time
I watch a lot of puppy potty training videos and all of them state that being quick is important but what if you're disabled and you can't physically be quick and pick up your puppy to go outside? I'm in a wheelchair most of the time and can't pick up a puppy or quickly get them outside on a house lead. If I would try to guide them outside with a lead, the puppy would pee along the way because it's not being picked up. Would you say it's recommended to use puppy pads in this situation until the puppy can hold their bladder better or are there other ways?
No offence but if you can't physically meet the needs of the dog you shouldn't own one. Puppy pads are a lazy solution to a problem which can be solved in days if done right. If you can't take the dog out for a toilet how about exercise? Dogs need to run.
@@DeadlyDan I have a 6 year old dog and he can go to outside just fine. I trained him to walk next to the wheelchair on a flexi lead and I trained with a dog trainer to use that flexi lead correctly. The flexi lead is attached to the wheelchair and whenever I use the command 'break' he is allowed to roam 5 meters ahead of me so he can sniff around and do his business. I also let him run around freely in a controlled environment and his recall on those places is really good. I walk him 2 hours a day while in my wheelchair. To say disabled people can't own dogs without knowing their own situation is ignorant.
People in wheelchairs can own dogs just fine and we can also provide to the dogs needs albeit in a different way.
I too am on a walker and I use the pads mostly for my convenience. I do take her for walks and she will pee but not poop. I dont mind using them. We have to do what is best for ourselves.
@@DeadlyDan that is being rude. My little dog has been a life saver for me after 3 surgeries, broken hip, fractured back, death of my life long husband and a move. She is very loved and using a pee pad does not hurt her. I do exercise her and play t a lot in the house. She is licensed as emotional support.
Of course it's ok to use the pads. I'm not disabled but I live in a flat, on the 10th floor and I can't take my 5 months old puppy outside every time I think she has to go to the toilet. I do have a crate and use it for several hours a day. After coming out of her crate, I take her to the park for a walk. But these puppy pads are so convenient if "going outside" isn't just going out of a door in your house to your garden.
I always wondered, how much time can a puppy be on a crate? Is it bad for them?
No. It's their safe place. Make it like a den. Put treats in their to encourage them to get comfy in it. Feed them in it. Leave the door open so they can go in it whenever they want to.
Put them in it for short periods at a time so they can start getting used to it.
Mine is just about 10 weeks old and he sleeps through the night in it. If I'm not in the same room he fusses but he eventually settles down.
I also put a darkened sheet on it to create a den like atmosphere for him.
My 6 month old toy mixed breed was doing great with potty training. Last week she was spayed. I take her out often (as I watch for sign and at points I know she will need to potty) She is either in her crate or confined in the kitchen with me. However she is having accidents. Is this normal and will pass as she recovers from surgery? (No UTI)
Talk to your vet for sure
Saramations, she has seen vet twice since surgery.
@@barbaragreer8979 I would ask your vet about it.
Desexing cuts the muscles used to hold the bladder and can create a weakness. My girl had alot of trouble after desexing for the first couple of months. She still can't hold her bladder overnight any more. I give her a towel in the laundry overnight incase I don't wake up and she goes out during the day until bedtime. I hope your pup has recovered well.
I have a 4 month old Golden Retriever. He is fully potty train. It took 1 1/2 months to potty train. Get your dog on a routine and they will follow through
@Paulina Waszak I bought a medium size crate medal racks at the pet store. The reason why I bought medium size is when they turn 4 -6 months. That when they are going to grow the quickest. You dont want to have to buy another one. It has a divider rack in the set for you to place in as fit. Dont put anything in the crate that they can chew or destroy or swallow. Your baby will be in it teething stage still.
If someone could help it would be much appreciated: I got a puppy off Craigslist early January, she was 4 months old at the time and the people who had her hadn’t really worked with her much. Shes almost 8 months now and without fail everytime I get her out of the crate to potty she squats and pees everywhere. On the days that I do get her out the door (she walks on her two back legs alot) she will pee all over me or the porch before I can get her off the inclosed porch. There’s pee everywhere all the time and I’ve tried all kinds of things. She could have been out 20 minutes prior and she will without fail pee before I can get her outside. If anyone has any input that would be greatly appreciated.
When my 3 were little I used to use puppy pads in the hall . I also kept 2 puppy pads outside the bathroom on the landing as they went everywhere with me . I knew It was getting a bit silly when as I sat on the loo the doggies peed in cyncronisation on their pee pads opposite. Feeling a little hopeless thereafter I took them out in the garden every hour . Of course they just stared at me . I tried pretend squatting on the grass as I was obviously The Pack Leader ( not) and they would just learn from my direction . Well hell no. The neighbour thought the middle aged woman next door was bonkers. So with a heavy heart it was back to puppy pads for life . RIP FLO , BETTY . Winnie ex puppy farm girl hanging on . Misses the puppy pads every time these days. So that’s £60 monthly for 15 years!
We are trying so hard to train our 7 year old to ween off pads. I think pads have ruined dog training forever
What about going to work and potty training? Tuesdays are always my longest of my spilt shifts. I’m worried about leaving my girl in her crate while I’m at work. Mind you my morning shift is only 4-5 hours max. She was doing so well but she’s started peeing and pooping inside again. She’s only 8-9weeks, so I’ll follow your potting training tactics using her crate more often.
The crate is your life saver. Don't make their space in it too big. Just make it large enough for them to circle and lay down. Too big of a space encourages accidents. A just right space encourages them to hold it, bec they don't like to dirty up where they lie down.
Being a "post" working, thanks so much! At what age should you actually "walk" a puppy? Seems like they eat everything! ARGH
I have to pick my 6 month Chorkie to put outside to potty
My 6 month old will go outside and pee and then 15 or 20 minutes after coming in, he’ll pee in the floor. He holds it all night & goes out and pees & poos. I almost feel like he is just peeing because he’s bored. I can’t figure it out.
Mine too. Uggghhh
Same here!!! My puppy is 5 months old and pees and poops outside but there are times that 5 to 10 minutes later without any warning he pees inside. I do keep him outside 10 to 20 minutes to be sure he is finished.
I'm getting frustrated, almost want to cry because I'm trying
Update is your dog trained?
My basset hound pup cannot understand that we want his piss outside. It is becoming mentally unraveling. We have done all of these tricks. I have been on a schedule since day 1. We get him on walks. We don't let him drink for 2 hours before bed. I give him treats and praise him when he does go outside. He knows the bell on the back door that let's him out. He will go ring the bell to go out. I will go and rush to the door to let him out and once the door opens he stares at me and pees all over the floor. 6 inches from the door.
I feel like I am at my wits end. He loves peeing in his crate and then sitting in it. My poor wife's carpet is being destroyed. She is over it. It has been 8 months. We might have to give him to a friend if he can't turn it around.
I think he might actually be mentally challenged. He is such a nice dog. But has no grasp of NO. He has no tell. He will pee laying down. He will pee in his sleep. He will pee in your lap, on my bed. I have tried being nice. I have tried harsher punishment like the spray bottle or the coin shaking in a can. I have literally tried everything I can think of. We have tried everything I could find online.
@@ericpettyfishing have you taken him to the vet? He may have some sort of parasite, infection or potentially something more serious like the beginning stages of kidney disease.
Sorry, I have to think there is something you are doing - without knowing it - contributing to this difficulty. Dogs have two fear periods - 8-13 wks and 7-8 months. Have you or your wife (who may not be in love with the dog) yelled at the dog - you may have scared him somehow. Pls talk to your vet. But maybe it is best to give to a friend if you are frustrated. Puppy, like children, will feel your stress and/or anger. Dont let the dog suffer.
There are other ways to potty train. Be sure dog is getting enough exercise. As McCann states in another video, some dogs pee and poo twice so have to go out again within 10-15 minutes. If something outside scared your puppy during these vulnerable times in development, that may be the problem. Please do not be so quick to blame the dog. And if Dog is afraid, it will take much more effort to remedy. Hope your friend is patient + kind.
With my dog the puppy pads were gone in 3 days, she never once needed to use them because I had it all planned out, the dogs toilet schedule in excel, I knew exactly when she was needing a toilet an pre-empted any mess and bad habbits by just being on schedule!
My puppy goes outside and only plays then comes in and pees.