How To Potty Train A Puppy on Pads
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ย. 2019
- Housebreaking a puppy takes patience and consistency, and the process is likely to take weeks, not days. All current or future puppy owners are aware of the need for housebreaking, but sometimes things just don't go according to plan. Learning how to potty train a puppy on pads can save a lot of the hassle and reduce the number of messes you'll have to clean up. Read the full guide here: topdogtips.com/how-to-potty-t...
Once you've purchased pee pads, you'll need to learn how to potty train a puppy on pads. It's shouldn't be too difficult, unless you have a terribly stubborn pup. No matter how stubborn the dog, you will be able to house train him with pads. Just be patient and consistent.
"DO NOT allow your puppy to play on or chew the pads. The multi-layered pads can be fun for rambunctious dogs to shred. You want your puppy to associate the pee pads with doing his business. He needs to take bathroom time seriously, and it should not be associated with play time."
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i’m struggling my dog will just sit on the puppy pad or just stand there and then he’ll walk somewhere else and pee
Got the same problem:(
while he's peeing somewhere he isnt supposed to, pick him up really fast and put him back on the pads. hopefully he'll finish there and learn that's where he's supposed to go
Same... and I’ve had my dog for 5 years my grandma is going to give him away.. :(
Same problem 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
My problem Right now lol
My lil man just stares at the shit and walks away 🤦♂️
Same bro
Your child does that too?
@@demidog6049 lol
right😭
Atleast yours doesn’t eat it
Mine is teething so he eats his pad
this made me laugh so hard because my pug loves digesting these pads!
@David Smith I am sorry but I do not quite understand... do you mean my profile picture? It is a girl named Jisoo from Blackpink
Same
Mine does too!! Smh!! It pisses me off. These pads cost $$$$
Same 😭
Hey i had the same issue as some where they run away from the pad or area and pee somewhere else. I would suggest putting it on a leash when you suspect they’re going to pee or poo. Take them to the place you want them to poo and once they’re stable to stand on it without running encourage them to stay there with treats. They cant hold it for long so just sit with them until they do. (Takes patience, mine took abour 45 mins the first time). Immediately reward them and take them off the leash once they’re done. Keep doing this. Should work.
So how do you train them to go outside if your using a pee pad? I'm too old for this. LOL. I tried putting him on a leash and he flipped out and was making noise and flipping around like I was really hurting him. I let him sniff the leash and stuff first. And he did walk across the room with it on.
Then I put the leash on him this morning and he started to pull and I let it down a little so he couldn't and I had to tell him he was a good boy and let the slack out of the leash but he finally went out for the first time and I walked him next door and back and kept telling him he was a good boy. I meant to give him a treat but my other pittie came barrelling in cuz he is jealous.
I picked him up but he still kept going 😭
😭😭😭😭
bruh same 😭
The dog : 🐶🖕🏻
im gonna try this i am struggling 😂, he loves to play with it, he plays with them
Lol my puppy does the same
My dog rips them... lol
Rightttt
YankeePlayz ur fucked
No he know how to use them now ;D
My pomapoo literally just refuses to pee on the pee pads. She’ll just sit there and lay down until we r like, ok I guess she doesn’t need to pee. And then immediately after, once she is in a different part of the house, she pees
same with my dog
Pixellia my dog uses the bathroom outside but we are moving into a apartment and it won’t be easy to take her outside so I wanna teach her pad but she gets confused
A P we’ve decided to potty train her outside and she is doing great now! I think it’s just more instinctive and sensible to them with that. Maybe try putting a pad outside and gradually move it inside
Pixellia your so smart ty
@@cindimcneil1973 also if you have her in a play pen or something every once and i while i suggest just covering it all with pads so thats the only place she can go. And once she does give her plenty of treats 😊
Lol 😂imagine your employee calls and says im taking a week off to train my puppy
2:20 I don't think you'll be able to bring him to the pee pad to finish because if he's already in the middle of something. You'll just cause a him to create a bigger mess getting in the way
Really informative and simple I appreciate the time you took out to make this video.
Useful video, thanks. I’m going to try this approach as I’m struggling with my little bundle of joy 😂
Thanksss for making this video, exactly what I needed!
My puppy is trying to smack my phone out of my hand 😂😂 I’m laying here by the puppy pad trying to help him 😂😂😂
Thanks so much! I appreciate this A LOT!
I’m getting my new dog February 5 and I’m so excited this will really help me
Cool I recently got a 4 month puppy, I'm still struggling to train her to use it right but she sorta get the idea though
So take a whole WEEK off of work.. 😂 riiiight
Lmaooo
This is the way I recently potty trained my Chihuahua. I litter trained it, as opposed to letting it go outside, and it was by far the easiest and the best method I have ever used.
So what I did was purchase a 24 X 18 wire doggy crate and put a doggy bed, a doggy blanket, and some doggy toys inside it.
At the same time, I also purchased a 24 X 18 solid plastic container with high sides that I customized into my new doggy litter box by using a hack saw to cut out an opening on one side of the container large enough so a Chihuahua can enter and exit it easily. Then I added an inch layer of pine pellets to the floor as the litter material.
Next, with the Chihuahua puppy inside the doggy crate I butted the doggy crate opening to the doggy litter box opening. As the idea was that the Chihuahua puppy would sleep and play in the doggy crate but when it needed to eliminate, it would eliminate in the doggy litter box. Guess what, it worked like a charm.
So for the first three weeks, I kept this up only letting the Chihuahua puppy out to bond and play after I saw that it had very recently eliminated.
Then after three weeks, I slid the doggy litter box out about a foot and a half away from the doggy crate. Then I monitored my new puppy closely throughout the day to see if she was using the doggy litter box like she was supposed to, and she did flawlessly.
Then subsequently, I slid the doggy litter box on each successive day a little closer and closer to the final designated location for the doggy litter box I had previously picked out. When the litter box was in its final designated location, I then considered my new puppy fully potty trained.
In any event, this was not only by far the easiest time I ever had potty training a Chihuahua puppy, but it was the first time I ever trained a Chihuahua puppy without having any puppy mistakes.
Moreover, a litter box, as far as I'm concerned, is not only the easiest way to train your pet because your pet essentially trains itself, but overall it's the best solution as well. As I don't have to worry about maintaining a set schedule to let my puppy out. I don't have to worry about whether it is snowing or raining outside or if it is freezing or too hot. I also don't have to worry about leaving the puppy alone for an extended time period. I also don't have to worry about fleas, ticks, mosquitos, or my dog getting a disease another dog left behind. I also don't have to worry about other dogs attacking tiny Chihuahua since she always remains inside the home.
As far as the litter material goes, I highly recommend pine pellets because it virtually eliminates all odors and it is quite easy to work with. It's also far cheaper than other kinds of litter materials and does a far better job at eliminating odors. As you can buy a 40 pound bag of the stuff at Tractor Supply Company for $6.79 plus tax and you will use only about two to maybe three bags a year. Meanwhile, when a dog or cat urinates on the pellets, the pellets disintegrate into odorless saw dust.
To make cleaning my doggy litter box easy, I purchased a sifting cat litter box as a cleaning aid only. So what I do to clean the litter box since I always flush down the toilet any solids as soon as I see them, is empty the doggy litter box in the sifter of the cat litter box. Then I sift the sawdust in the sifter into the cat litter box below. When all that remains in the sifter is pine pellets, I then empty the sifter back into my doggy litter box and then add about a scoop to a scoop and a half of pine pellets to make up for what was used. Then I empty the sawdust in the cat litter box from below the sifter into the trash since it is odorless. Lastly, I wipe everything down and put everything up until the next time. As I clean my doggy litter box out about once a week.
By the way, pee pads are not only very expensive, they are also very disgusting.
Hello, Do you have any pictures to how you set it up
@@latriciamccall2711 No, I never took any pictures, but it is pretty cut and dried.
I first purchased 24 X 17.5 small metal dog crate made by Vibrant Life with one opening. for a Chihuahua or another small dog . Then at the same time, I also purchased a 24 X 17.5 large plastic container with very high sides.The one I bought was transparent.
Next I used a hack saw blade to cut out an opening large enough for a Chihuahua to enter and egress the plastic container easily. Then I added a one inch layer of pine pellets on the floor as the litter material. As the reason for using pine pellets is because it eliminates virtually all odors and you can buy a 40 lb bag of the stuff at Tractor Supply. It cost me $7.50 a bag with tax and I guestimate I will use two to three bags a year.
Then I added a doggy bed and a doggy blanket to the inside of the doggy crate for my dog to sleep on. At the same time, I put the dog inside the doggy crate through the single door opening and then I butted the new doggy litter box I created to the the door opening so the dog could not get out.
That way the dog would eat, sleep, and play in the doggy crate and then eliminate in the litter box. Also, after I saw the dog recently eliminate, I would let it out for bonding and play time and then return it back to the dog crate after a while.
Then after three weeks of this routine with my dog, it could be shorter or it could be longer, depending on the dog, I stopped butting the litter box to the doggy cage and instead pulled it out about a foot away from the doggy crate opening and gave the dog it's freedom.
Then I closely monitored the dog through out the day to make sure it was only eliminating in the doggy litter box. Then about a week later I started slowly pulling the litter box further and further away from the doggy crate until the doggy litter box was in its final location inside a cubby hole in my bathroom.
Once I got the litter box in its final resting place, then I considered my dog fully litter trained.
I mean, for me, it was simple. As the dog literally trained itself. I also recommend scooping and discording any solid material inside the doggy litter box as soon as you see them.
Now I have a friend that also recently trained a poodle using this same method, but his poodle was older than when I trained my Chihuahua. As it could easily jump out of the litter box.
So what he did to compensate for that was put the box the doggy crate came in on top of the litter box so his poodle couldn't jump out the litter box. Then after that, the same method worked perfectly for his poodle as well.
Thank you finally a video thats not 20 minutes long
My dog just shreds the pee pads!! I have bought pee pad holders and she sometimes uses it but as soon as I step away she poops and pees anywhere else! I took a week off from work when I got her and had her in a puppy pin but it is impossible to watch her every second. So I have now started crate training her with a divider to give her limited space and only let her out for outside walks and scheduled playtime...or when I'm working in the kitchen cleaning or cooking so I can watch her closely. I'm a single puppy parent and still struggling with her even after 3 months.
I just got a puppy today and I'll try this
Same I just got new one month old baby dog tday
Excellent Video... Her details were so important✨
There are so many videos where you need BIG gates and pins, i'n 13 with a low budget, and need a video like this! 😉👍
My 8 week old puppy pee's on his pee pad, but refuses to poop on it...help me
So first you feed it and play with it and when yall done with it put it on a pad
@@yourfavskit8584 same problem here. I will try it again, Because I fed her and played then she ran off to my mom and pooped. REALLY annoying!
It’s the opposite for me!!!
i have same problem , is it solved ? could you please help me
Hellooo , how old is your black lab mix & how much does he weigh ?
I've been trying to train my pup but my kitten keeps attacking the puppy pads and picking them up and dragging them around 😂
I stopped the video when she said "take a week off of work" No. Just no.
Emilio Padilla 🤣🤣
I mean with the corona u may have to.
😂😂😂
Then don’t get a dog
@@theviewerreviewer2318 because a dog requires time and effort. It's not like getting a brand new tv where when you aren't interested anymore in a program you can just shut it off. Sadly, people like this guy are the ones flooding animal shelters with bad decisions. If you don't have time don't get a dog. Simple as that.
Haha, hope this will help! I just got a golden retriever puppy today and I'm kinda nervous hehe-
Have a puppy that smells pad and misses pad. Never seems to fully walk on to pad to go. He just smells pad and goes. Is there a way to make scent in center of pads
Hi! I just got my puppy. What kind of treats should I give her? Also, what can I do when wanting to switch from pee pads to going outside?
Once you trained them on the pee pad you can take the pee pad outside to familiarize the puppy/dog going potty in that environment and you can slow start removing the pad and reward them when they do potty outside
tysm ill try when im not busy
Hey :)
My dog is 3 months old and is in our house. He know that he needs to go potty outdoors but sometimes when we are at work, he can’t hold it in and fail.. oh and he eats his pee pads.. what is the right way to teach him ? It’s hard…
My 11 yr old dachshund came to me as a puppy already trained on the pee pad. I am handicapped and can't walk him regularly so this works well for both of us. Over the past month he does not get all the way on the pad (front feet on, back off) and lets loose on the floor). He will not stop doing this. I have positioned him but he id having none of it. I am ready to scream. Any suggestions?
Thanks Jester
Can’t wait for neura link so we can communicate with our dogs
Thank you so much! I have been struggling to get my dog to use the pad, and every time I kept trying to train him he would just pee on the floor! and I hated having to step on his pee accidentally, so this is really informative and really helpful, even after i just took him outside, he wouldnt pee and wait for me to go inside to pee on the floor. its really annoying.
My puppy does it next to the pad but on the floor instead 😂
Thank you, I took your advice and I took a week off work. But now I got all these pads and no job 😢
Lmaoooo
Mine is playing on pee pad we used spray to help him identify the place and smell on it but mostly he pee outside
i work full time so i cant sit by the cage all day. when i get home the pad is shredded the hell. I spend the night trying to train him but ive gotta go to work tomorrow! what do i do??
Very helpful thank you very much
How do you get them from going on a pad to going outside
Do you guys have any treats you recommend for a puppy? Mine hates all the ones we but and it’s rlly hard to potty train him.
Honeynut Cherios!
My puppy is 6 months and very very well trained to pee and poop outside but he’s a yorkiepoo and winters are harsh where I live so can I train him to pee and poo back inside on pad?
I really need an advice right now, my dog started using the pad regularly for about 3 days and then have stopped for nearly a week now. What should I do???
Train them again I think...
I have an adult dog we rescued. He's been with us for nearly 4 months. He's a 2 year old Chihuahua. He's only about 80% good on pads. Much of the time he seeks them out, but there are times he just pees on the rug, or on the bed, or on blankets just out of the blue. I'm at wits end. I really love the little guy, he's very sweet and affectionate, but I don't know what these trigger points are for him.
He really sounds like a sweetheart.
@@judywilson5775not helpful
My dog keeps chewing up the pads😔
It’s teething
Hello, my dog is 2 years old and I need help with his potty breaks. He poops on the pad but he won't completely pee on the pad. As long as he has a foot on the pad he thinks he's peeing on the pad, but more than not he pee's on the floor. What suggestions do you have. thank you!
Thank you for sharing
Hello! I just got my puppy today and I was wondering how often should I change the pee pad?
I mean i let mines smell the pee its kinda working but i change it once shes done i mean I remove them after she used it..house will start to smell funny lol but my pup still pee’s sometimes on the floor
leave it on long enough so they can smell their pee and realize they need to go there.
ok exactly what ive been doing but the puppy is so little it only goes on the pads about half the time. any tips? half the other times just goes anywhere
Can they go #2 as well
Is there certain pee pads that attract puppies better than others? Or maybe a spray?
Cool a bunch of information I’ve already heard
So he just looked at the pad and walked away?🤣
We have a big house so we were putting pee pads in different rooms and different floors. I'm guessing that might be a problem
I have a small baby pitty he peed on all of the carpets already and OMG HE SHAT ON OUR NEW RUG
Me too. I have potty trained lots of dogs but since my dog got hit by a car and died and someone stole my other 3, I don't want him to go outside yet because we live by the highway. I layed down a pillow case and was telling him that was his pee and poo thing and he ran over there and snatched it up and wanted to bite it and play with it.
So how do you keep the puppy from tearing the pee pads up?
I have been doing this, he's 4 months old and we stay on my bed 24 7 cuz he's so small and I have health issues keeping me in bed. I can't seem to progress with him, he keeps peeing on my covers instead of the pad. What do I do?
Wow it is so nice to hear about it
Thank you so much this is helping my puppy just goes anywhere he wants and we are still trying to get him used to pee pads and he somewhat likes them to pee and to lay down on🤣 but this is helpful thank you have a nice day
i got my puppy 3 day's a go this helped
We just got a golden poodle a little while ago but not years ago like a few weeks ago and it bites licks and pees and poops it uses it’s pads a lot but still has accidents
What to do after using the p pads
My puppy is a little young. I don't really know what's up with him, but he hasn't gone to the bathroom yet anywhere. He just wants to sleep. I can't tell if something's wrong, or if he's just not needing it yet.
How is him now??
when you said it a bad idea to train them over the holidays i was like 😀because i just got my puppy 2 days ago and christmas is next week 🥲🤟🏼
So the problem with my new puppy is that we got her from a doh dealer and her brother got ran over we don't know her breed she two months old and she uses the bathroom everywhere what do I do?
Thanks ❤
Ive tried that but my puppy keeps wanting to run away from it. What can I do? Help please!!!
Hi, I am trying to train my doggy to go on a pad (for medical reason, I cannot take him out anymore). My doggy is SOOO well trained to go outside that he ends up not going for very long time. It's been only three days and so far he had only gone twice, once on pad and once else where. Is there a way to let my doggy know that it's OK to go inside?
Yoon Lee i’m sorry for asking, but how long did it take you to train him to go outside? and do you have any advice
Im jealous you have a dog very well trained
I had a golden retriever before I had Wookie. We used Christmas bells to help her associate with going pee pee. We hung them on the doorknob. Then when we thought she might be ready to go, especially after a meal, we rang the bells and said the magic words. WANNA GO PEE PEE DOODIE? It didn't take her long bc.she.loved ringing those bells. I saw Wookie doing it once but my ex took the bells away from him. He was still grieving about the loss of our golden. She was a special little girl.
I have the same problem, my dog would hold it in for a whole day if he could :/ (he did once) and im worried
2:33 am and she finally shat and pissed on the damn thing.
How to Train 45 days puppy for peepad use without treats ( not able to eat treat ) ?
What to do if your dog tears the pee pad ☹️everytime….
Currently training second dog on pee pads
I have a 12 week old puppy who will use the pad while we are gone or not use the bathroom at all but the moment we come home he will pee near the pad but not directly on it anyone have any tips he’s ruining the carpet should I keep him the the room where it’s tile and block of the carpet area I’ve tried for three weeks now and he still isn’t doing it 50 percent of the time any suggestions help if not unfortunately I will have to get rid of the dog
Good tips. I did not get much instructions about how to actually know when to spend time in front of the pad with the dog and for how long. Obviously nobody’s can afford sitting in front of the pad all day long for so many days. But good general tips.
Hi
thanks for the video
my dog is 4 month toy poodle, i tell my problem to many dog trainer but still not solved, he pee on the pads correctly , but poop not ! he just poop every where , i want to he learn poop on the pads
my girls still use puppy pads when i am gone for a long time.
So does mine
My dog loves lactivia.
My chihuahua goes on them all time but my new Pitt puppy has no clue n only went 2 times on one
I have a 5 month old chihuahua puppy that I got in August. She will not use the pads. I’ve tried different kinds and even the ones that supposedly smell like grass ( which they don’t)
She will go outside but not always everything
She will pee and poop on my carpet. I’ve put her in my bathroom with pads on the floor for awhile but she’s not used them yet. I’ve never had this problem before. I will not use that fake grass rug! Should I continue with the bathroom and pads?
When it’s raining or when it will finally snow, neither of us will outside!
What should I do? I need her to use the pads so that one day when I am not home I won’t have to put her in her crate.
I bc e even rubbed some of her pee on the pad from the carpet and her poop
Doesn’t matter to her!
Please help us 😢
Thanks
I got a puppy and I'm second son of a four children family and they left me the puppy in care for myself(it's my sister dog) so since I have a habit wit animals more than any of em, I be putting pads on areas the puppy used on the floor, and it worked!! She using the pads, but sumtimes she wanna be a Bit** and pee on the kitchen floor early in the morning like on purpose
I potty trained my puppies when they were just 3 weeks old. But now they use to sleep on their potty pads, what should I do?
My little man likes to play with them how do I get him to stop playing with them and using them for the bathroom he has puppy toys to play with
I've got 2 chocolate lab puppies.
We live on the 4th floor in an apartment which makes it difficult to take them out quick enough every time.
So we wanted to use the pads for night time hoping they will go on the pad if we are asleep or for rainy days exc..except...
We try to train them to use them by putting them on the pad after an accident and giving the praise after going on it and telling them bad girl when they go elsewhere inside.
But it is not working!
They REFUSE to go on the pads!
I mean there are times one of us will stand there with them at the pad not letting them off of it till they go ...half an hour later of that with them still not going on it when we know they have to go we turn our back to put shoes on and take them down and in that small amount of time they wonder off the pad and go on the floor often within 5 feet of the damn pad....
My dog will use the pad to pee, but won't use it for a bowl movement. How do I teach her use the pad
I have trouble he keeps ripping them in his play pen
My puppy will pee on a pee pad but will not poop! I’ve tried giving treats and using cue words but he just continues to ignore me! What can I do to fix this?
My dog just poops stares at it then look at me then wipe her self on the floor then she runs away
My dog is 8 months and is a boxer he shreds the pads and then goes on the floor any advice??
My pup sorta scratched them up- i use a pipi pad holder (some on amazon) and it prevents him from tearing them up
If I want to use a reusable pee pad instead of a disposable one, should I just train the dog with reusable pee pad?
I got a baby husky and I'm trying to train it
Good luck Man have one too 2 years old and she’s a project haha train then while there young young .
I just got a lab pup yesterday and she’s been so hard to train on these 🥺
How’s it going ?
@@noahnavarro6155 for my pup terrible she rips the pads apart
I have a 3month old Irish setter who keeps peeing inside the house. I'm gonna try this out and hopefully it works.
what do you do when the dog starts eating and chewing on the pad
I had this problem and still do from time to time what I did was got a treat out as soon as she started doing it and put it right in her face and lure her away from it and say “leave it” and give her the treat straight away and keep repeating and say then say it’s name when he/she starts chewing it then say leave it, if they don’t respond then pick them up and put them away in a play pen and close the room door and leave the dog in there for a couple mins and take it out I know it sounds harsh but they get the idea that way good luck! (Btw I had my puppy since she was 9 weeks and she’s now 17 weeks and I JUST a started toilet training her because she used to run off with the pads and rip them up but after doing all these techniques as soon as I say her name she stops and sits)
My puppy played and literally tore the first one into pieces.. 🙄🙄
My dog thinks the pee pad is a toy or something and he will not touch it when I’m around but as soon as he’s alone he will destroy it
my pitboxer will go on the pad and then about 2 minutes later go on the floor right in front of me while looking at me and he’s almost 6 months i just don’t understand
So the pads are for the puppies to keep on peeing on them up until they are grown up?