Beginners Guide To House Training A Puppy
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- Beginners Guide To House Training A Puppy. If you are getting a puppy one of the things that you will want to get sorted quickly is house training them and today we go through a simple way of house training your puppy.
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Thank you so much! I love your videos!
Your so helpful with my puppie.Thank you so much.🐶🐕
Thank you
We have done this since we bought our puppy home, but what is the next stage? How do you teach them to ask to go out?
Your pup will go the door and whine or circle
My question is the same as FirthofForth. I'm from Edinburgh.
Great channel! I’m trying to marry up advice here on toilet training with crate training… is it best in the early days to have pup in the crate, with door open into a pen area, then set the alarm still overnight… does it risk him just going in the pen area if he wakes before my alarm?
What about taking outside from the start if he’s not had his first jag but about to get it ? Do you just use puppy pads indoors until he is cleared to go outside then start with a designated spot in the garden ? Any clarification much appreciated. Have subscribed and appreciate the concise style of your tutorials 👍 thanks .
Content's great as ever, but - whoever's doing those thumbnails - GREAT job, haha, this one is especially amazing and cute :-)
Got my lab pup on the 26th august, today 3rd September she asks to go out every time and makes no mess overnight either, I go to bed at 1am my missus gets up at 7am, If you dedicate the time to them from the start toilet training can always be this quick.
No crate ever used with any of my pups either and definitely no getting out of bed on the hour every hour, that would not work for me and I doubt a large amount of owners either.
Treat a puppy like you would a baby, routine, routine, routine and everything is a breeze.
Would this still work in in block flats 3rd floor if I carry pup downstairs
Hi, I’ve just found your channel and it’s brilliant, exactly what I’ve been looking for. I’m in the process of adopting a 2 year old from a shelter who needs house training. Would you recommend your course for slightly older dogs as well or is it puppy specific?
Hey Anna, thanks for watching! We'd recommend sticking to the same advice of taking them out regularly to help minimise accidents in the house. If you wanting general training course as well we'd recommend our Boot Camp course, head over to our website for more details: www.fenrircanineleaders.co.uk/collections/training
is it possible to get online personal advice, regarding a specific “problem”?
And also is that even on the hour at late nite early hours when they sleep
At what age is it safe to go with the puppy outside? After the last vaccine at week 12 or earlier?
Here's the thing I try taking her out all the time. A lot of times it's more than every hour. But she's afraid of everything outside. It's like she can't get comfortable enough to go. We can stay outside for an hour to walk and play she won't go as soon as we walk back inside she will go. Any advice would really help.
We have a 13 week cavapoo, how long after she eats do we take her out? It seems like we take her right after she eats or drinks but she doesn't go outside. Then we bring her in and a little while later she wees on the floor :/
Also at 13 weeks is it still every hour? Or do we take her for potty visits further apart?
Every hour on the hour?! Yes, it works. My last puppy wasn’t really a puppy, however, he was in an outside kennel. He was a German Shepherd. I took him out every 2 hours and he never had an accident. I’m getting a young puppy soon and…. Every hour on the hour?! No rest for Mama, lol!
My wife and I rescued a Chi-weenie (Chihuahua/Dachshund mix) a couple of weeks ago. He's a very good pup, a little over a year old, and thankfully doesn't have any accidents in the house. However, he has the tendency to hold his bladder until we go for a walk in the park, which is around the block from our house. I'll take him to the backyard first thing in the morning fully knowing that he needs to go and he'll just sniff around and eventually lay down, but as soon as we get to the park he goes #1 and #2 immediately. I'm thinking he was just used to holding his urine/poop for long periods of time at the shelter he was previously at. Any suggestions?
On the hour every hours would be great. It’s not enough though.
Advice for when I’m at work?
Hi, please could you help with my question. We are consistent with what you suggest to do and have bought your perfect puppy course. Our 10 week boxer puppy goes down at 22:00 just after his last toilet break and is dry until I wake him at 06:00 for toilet, out only problem we are having is after going for a toilet outside, within 10 mins of bringing him in he’s done a wee on the floor. We have a pad our for this just in case but he has never used it for that and we just use them to soak up majority of the wee.
What would you suggest we try?
Many thanks
Luke.
This is what our 10 week old pitbull puppy does. She waits until we bring her back in the goes on the floor. It doesn't matter if we were outside for half hour or more.
Fantastic as always, how about night times? Still hourly toilet trips?! Talking about an 8-week-old here! Many thanks
What did you end up doing at nights? I’m at the same stage with a 9 week old.
@@naiboz we started with every couple of hours but then the just very late/very early and with raining pads she very quickly adapted! Good luck 👍
The one-the-hour, EVERY hour really works!
@@BlackBeltBarrister thanks will give that schedule a shot 👍🏻
My dog doesnt want to go out and poo when its raining, what should i do.
My gsd pup is 11 weeks. I will start on the hour every hour tomorrow. My concern is, when my boy goes in the garden, he charges round like an absolutely crazey lunatic. Im aware of bloat and very aware of the no exersize an hour before or after. How do i fit this into on the hour every hour with a pup that charges around everytime he is in the garden so as to avoid a bloat episode please?
I wouldn't have a puppy so young off lead outside yet.
I need some more help. Just getting my 9month old corgi. She's great besides not being fully house trained . I take her out multiple times a day, but she doesn't really poop outside I'd say we're 65-70% house trained. I'll walk her around for 10-15mins, then when we get inside she poops sometimes pees. She is 100% crate trained and never has accidents in the crate.
Problem is my sister would let her poop and pee in the house. Now she feels more comfortable at times to do the business there :/
Hiya, working my way through your vids with my pup. Any vids or advice you could point me to to help ref my pup playing too rough? He's almost 7 months and bowls in too hard so am trying to teach him leave it and to come back, but he doesn't seem to be picking up on dogs cues like he was a month ago? Thanks in advance!
Hey Emma, thanks for watching! Of course, hopefully this one will be of help: th-cam.com/video/WBaCfGN3mLg/w-d-xo.html
@@willathertoncaninetraining thanks so much, I'll get into it!
Do you have any tips on getting my puppy to stop walking under my feet and to keep a safer distance while in the house? He’s already tripped me over and I fell flat on my face 😅🤣
Also in the night?
On the hour every hour just daytime or 24 hours a day
We've got a video looking at what to do at night time you might find helpful: th-cam.com/video/xad1lL0iy-M/w-d-xo.html
I need advice for anxiety in the car. Can you give us some?
Thanks for watching, feel free to submit a question on our website and we'll try to make a video to help you and others struggling with the same problem: www.fenrircanineleaders.co.uk/pages/submit-a-question
Does every hour on the hour include after we go to bed?
I have the same question.
What if its 10° and freezing cold 🥶
When do I sleep?
how long should we spend outside with our puppy .he is 9 weeks , we take him out whenever he wakes to give him an opportunity to empty his bladder but he frequently just sits down and looks at us, sometimes we can still be there an hour later . if we bring him in and crate him with a view to taking him back out in 5 mins time he wee's in his crate.
I'd like to know this too. Mine will do his business outside, but sometimes just wants to play. Still not 100% sure when he needs it and he doesn't circle just sniffs then goes so makes it a bit difficult to judge so I just take him out as stated every hour on the hour.
What about at night?
Can anyone share with me, specific, what type of breed is the puppy on this video?
Iris is a beautiful Golden Retriever
What about during the night? Every hour on the hour then too?
Puppies can hold their bladder longer through the night as they sleep. Best take them out once or twice during the night, that should be enough. Crate training will help because they wont want to soil their den, and also be careful not to reinforce bad behaviour by giving them attention when they're whining. Try to wait until a moment of quiet, then take them out :)
Hey Victoria, thanks for watching! We've got a video looking at how to survive the first 24hours with your new pup that goes into details of night time toileting: th-cam.com/video/pKeat5MhOKI/w-d-xo.html
My puppy goes out on the hour every hour but if she runs upstairs she will poo under the bed ?
My Dogue de Bordeaux is 18 weeks old I have been doing everything recommended But he simply won't go outside. I have never known a puppy not to tiddle outside house trained or not. I had him in the garden with me for well over an hour and nothing. Came in to make a coffee and he peed and poo in the kitchen then ran back outside. He is getting big now and his wee is like a river. I am doing it all right but he won't associate outside for toilet
What if they are asleep when your alarm goes off?
Im concerned about when im gone for 9 hrs at work :/
Do you wake them up to go on a toilet brake or wait till they wake up?
Wait of course
@@hilbertp thought so... and ofcourse did wait, but wanted to know for sure
I'm honestly at my wits end... My 13wk old, Thor, is doing AMAZING in every aspect of his training, expect for toilet training. It's becoming such an issue now that I feel myself losing my temper and that's not fair on him. He REFUSES to shit outside. I will take him out repeatedly, and the first thing he does when back inside is shit. Same with taking a piss. I've tried on lead, off lead so he feels more free, I've taken his shit outside onto the grass and put it there for him to smell... nothing. I don't know what to do.
First
Got 2 8 weeks old labs yesterday , constantly taking them out to the garden every hour, every time they eat, sleep or play and they're still randomly going in the living room with no warning.
If not watching them go in the crate if they start to do the business pick them up take them outside
@@razer192 thanks for answering, within 2 weeks of making that comment they were standing by the back door every time they need to go out
Can't handle my 5months old Belgian