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I’ve followed all tips to a tee for my Shih Tzu in training to go outside and it has WORKED!! Eagle eyes on the pup is a must!! My pup is 15 weeks. We’re on day 3 of outside training and we’ve had NO accidents🙌🏾‼️‼️
Our puppy was doing great but lately she has been regressing and having accidents on the floor. She also doesn't give many (if any) cues that she needs to go outside! What video would you recommend for this issue?
These videos are great!! We just got our 8 week puppy 10 days ago. I'm trying very hard to stick to all the advice. Last 2 days she's going more in her crate😢 i guess i have to let her out sooner. She really doesn't complain. No barking in crate. This 59 year old momma is exhausted 😅😂😅 Thanks again for sharing these videos ❤
We've had our aussiedoodle pup for a month now, and your videos have been the biggest help to me. Thank you guys! Puppy hasn't had an accident in two weeks, he is doing so well! Your tips are great thank you!
@@thethird9773 Hope it is going well!! They learn quick! I’d recommend just lots of consistency in training and it will all work out! The biggest issue we have is our friendly boy trying to play with a not so friendly cat haha it’s a work in progress!
I picked up a lab pit mix who was 3 months old, we’ve had her for a little over a month and she hasn’t had any accidents in 2 weeks. We got her to immediately hit a bell with her nose when she has to pee
Omg I think that’s amazing. I’m hoping I can get my puppy and start off on the right foot. The bell is an amazing idea. I don’t have access to a yard so it’s going to be difficult.
My issue is that I'm getting a 8 week puppy that's been vaccinated once. Most vets advise that pups should only go out when they had a second vax unless you have a garden that's safe but live in a flat no garden, I have a front grassy communal area however I don't feel it be safe for a puppy as other people's dogs use this area too so it could be a risk of catching diseases.
I sure wish I would have watched this before or right when we got our puppy. Our 15 week old puppy still goes out 1-2 times at night. She poops right before bed. ( usually around 10) but poops again in the middle of the night, every night. She also barks a lot in her crate, and I’m afraid she’s associating barking with being let out, but also don’t want her to have an accident.
My puppy is so different! He uses training pads inside really well but has never gone to potty outside and doesn’t understand that he can do it outside. We live in an apartment so slowly moving the pad to the door is not an option for us. He also holds his bladder really well, so we have no idea how to explain to him that it’s okay to do it outside. 😢
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I watched this video before when I first got my dog, I thought I followed it well until I realized, I totally missed the part where you don't give him water at night. Him peeing at 3AM in the morning last night had me come back and rewatch this. Lol I feel so stupid. I was so mad cause he had no indoor accidents all day for days but would still have his accidents at around midnight or later into the night 😒 Let's do this again!
I acquired a new puppy the other day. He was literally born and raised on a barn. I started crate training... and he screamed like he was being murdered. The firm voice and tap on the cage makes him blow me completely off. He's only 10 weeks old. I sense a long road to training☹
Sounds like my same issue, also just got a 10 week old puppy from an outdoor only living situation, and I'm afraid to pull the crate in the house bc he is already showing obvious signs of seperation anxiety and I suspect that might be the same issue with your pup, they have tons of calming treats, bones, peanutbutter ect out there for pups with melatonin and L-Theanine, you could also try some cbd products and if you still have issues some vets can even prescribe anxiety medication for your pups, my last pup had such bad anxiety she would obsessively groom to a point of mass hairloss and meds have her obsessing less and a much fuller coat
Does he ever get quiet for even a second? IF so, HEAP on the praise in those seconds. I had a similar issue and this worked but you need to get the timing right. Eventually, when my dog would spend a minute of quiet in there, i'd let her out and give her a treat and lots of praise and she realized this is a good thing... good luck!
@sparks8934 hey there! He's now almost a year and a half lol. He's going through the defiant teenage yrs now but overall he's very sweet otherwise. I hope all went well with you.
The first attempt with my puppy did the same thing. Then I coaxed him in with a toy, turned my back to him and told him to calm down. Let him sniff my hand so he knew I was there. And he did! But that was yesterday. When we got him!
These tips have all worked for our Puppy EXCEPT for when it's raining outside. He'll find a spot inside to pee because he somehow knows it's raining. Any tips for potty training in bad weather?
If he has time to potty inside, try keeping a better eye on him and taking him out more frequently. The phrase, “he’ll find a spot inside to pee” tells me you may not be supervising him sufficiently.
Thanks for all the helpful videos, I’ve been taking notes. Picking up my new malitpoo puppy in 12 days❤. So much to learn on my end so I can teach her.
I'm getting a new puppy in a few months and your videos are so helpful, thank you for sharing!! Do you have a recommendation for potty training in an apartment in a city? I know consistency, timing and limited distractions are important so I'm trying to figure out which option would be best for training: out in the patches of grass next to the busy sidewalks or a porch potty on our small balcony. Once they're older/trained, we'd like to take them outside in the grass or on our apartment's rooftop dog run. Any insight would be much appreciated, thank you again!
i love your videos! i have a question though. how do i start to introduce him to be able to free roam my home without fearing that they will pee in my house.
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I love your channel... we just got 2 puppies. Have had them for a week,and they are 9 weeks old... what advice do you have for training 2.. with completely different personalities?. Night time is fine. We wake them up late to go out, then crate them together and dont hear anything from them till about 8. Have them also sitting before they get food..waiting seems a bit early... bit need all the advice I can get. Thank you!
Very very happy new subscriber here! I found your videos about 2 weeks ago when I got my 8 week old puppy and your videos have been so extremely helpful. Thank you so much!
Hi there great video, I have a nine week old English bull terrier and she's doing great. I'm very pro active with the house training, wee wee time at 12.00 , 03.00 and 06.00 she's never peed in her crate but.......how long should I keep this routine up , it's wearing me out but if you can't do the time don't do the crime 😎 had her two weeks now
My puppy is amazing during night time! I am removing water after 8pm-9max, then before going to bed, we play and go outside for him to empty bladder. Morning potty is easy too.... My problem is during daytime ☹️. He doesn t wanna go out, so it s always picking him up and going outside. And idk how to make our garden more fun and desirable. Even with all doors open, he d rather stay in, unless me and my husband are both outside and call him. Any suggestions? (also crate training....he sleeps inside it, he's fine with it, until the door is closed, he goes full on crazy once that happens no matter how many treats we have tried. he d be chill if me our my husband are on the floor next to it)
I have to use pads with ny puppy for a night and the time when im in work, but for 11 weeks old puppy he is already showing when he needs to go when im with him. He doesnt pee as much in the night but he likes to go for a poop and i cant be taking any breaks in sleep. I started limiting the food and water at evening time but it helped the most with peeing.
My puppy is in the porch or in a small part of my living room. She just started going out side. I would take her for a walk and a long one, and she would not go pee outside. The min we got home she would go and do in her spot.
Love your videos. We’re getting our puppy this coming weekend. I’m liking the idea of moving the crate around but our crate really isn’t movable. Is it ok to have multiple crates? A smaller crate to have by the bed and the main large with divider one in the living room? We probably made a mistake buying a crate with a wooden furniture type surround. But we got it cheap/used.
Found a dog along the road. It’s about 5-6 months old and has had no training. INTENSE separation anxiety and absolutely goes wild in a crate. At this time, I’m just taking him to the back yard, getting him to exercise a bit and then just quietly wait. Most often it works and, when it does, I give him praises and pats. Still, that’s not the same as him knowing he shouldn’t go in the house, so I’m still cleaning up inside as well. I’m just wondering how to cement that inside is just not ok.
Haha, the section on getting your dog to ask to go outside states "the puppy has 2 choices, ask to go outside or have an accident which gives you the opportunity to correct him." Except my dog took the 3rd option: lay down at the door and go back to sleep.
We just got a new puppy yesterday and we're trying to be proactive, I create him & take him out as soon as its time to leave the crate. Even though he clearly had to go, he gets outside & only wants to eat leaves or deer poop. I tried finding a spot with no leaves or animal droppings & keeping the leash short but then he just gets really agitated like spinning and throwing his weight around & still won't go. He'll often even lay down & do nothing. If it's time to back in the crate he doesn't have accidents inside but when it's time to play or just sit with us he'll go on the rug pretty fast. No matter what I do he just refuses to go outside most of the time. Any thoughts?
Issue is that our 4month old puppy gets distracted mostly outside and pees/poops as soon we are back in- morning right after sleep and evenings before bed it works perfectly. During the day hard- even when going out every 1.5hrs or when I see she’s about to lower her backlegs and outside she won’t continue her business 🫣😫
Hello! Let's say pup goes to bed at 8:30ish 9.. And you don't go to bed until about 10:30ish 11... Do you wake puppy up to go potty before YOU go to bed? Or just let them sleep?
I currently have a 4 year old, and she normally is awesome with holding it while I am away however she has had a few accidents. How can I make sure that she doesn’t have them? Even when she was in her crate, she would continue to soil anything that was put into the crate- doesn’t matter if it was a blanket or towel. Is there anything that you recommend?
Thank you for all the info! I’ve been watching your videos. We just got a puppy almost a month ago. Chipoo, now 3lbs. She was trained in a peepad. So I thought this was great. I’m trying to get rid of the pad but she doesn’t poop outside. She will pee outside, than she wants to come back inside do I bring her in. As soon as I bring her in she does it on the pad. What can I do? Thank you
You can put a pad in the yard and just get her going outside, so she knows it's okay to pee and poop out there. I'd do this and walk her around /play until she goes outside. Praise her for going outside and try to take her out at her regular times when she needs to go. She should figure out that you want her to do her business in the yard.
We have a 4 mo westie. Working on bell training as we did with our 12 yo westie. I work from home. Should I keep puppy in the crate during the day and not outside with our other dog? He does sleep 9 pm-6 am. Playtime is usually when I take lunch and after work. Thx
I have 2 eight week old basset hounds. They wake up once sometimes twice in middle of night. Should I put them back in cage right away afterwards? Also, should they sleep in same cage? They love being together. Thanks
Question: and you may answer this in the video. My pup is a Min pin. I have been carrying him to the outside zone. Is it important to have him walk? He clearly doesn’t care yet where he goes. I’m winning the out:in ratio, but the goal is to zero him out.
I have this major dilemma right now. We adopted our toy maltipoo around 2 months old and the first thing we taught is potty training. He learned fast and he was potty trained in no time. We use pee pads btw. When we went to our parents to stay for the holidays last month, he had spots where he pees and sometimes he peed outside the garden since my parents' has an outdoor garden. After staying there for almost a month, when we came back home, he pees everywhere. Marking everything 😭 He still poos on the pad but the peeing is the problem. He is 7 months now. How to retrain him? 😭
My puppy is 15 weeks old. He has been awesome at going outside but the last 4 days he is using the bathroom inside, even when we have just taken him outside. Why does it seem like he's regressing when he has done so great? We still keep him on a schedule for potty breaks and when he eats.
My 11 week old Aussiedoodle puppy (home for 2 weeks) has been doing well with peeing outside. Pooping is our problem. He is on a feeding schedule. We go out on a leash before and after feeding as well as before and after crate or play time. We also go out whenever he start sniffing and/or turns in circles. Yet the minute I am distracted, he runs out to the front parlor and poops. I am using the enzyme cleaner to eliminate his scent. Suggestions?
We rescued a 3 month old who was abandoned on a highway and then adopted but returned. She fights us when we try to put her in the crate, even when we put treats and toys in and try to encourage her. But shes also deathly afraid of being outside. We have a fenced area that we try to get her to go outside with us, but she will fight us when we try to get her leash on and when i pick her up she tries freeing herself/nipping at me. Other than that she is very sweet and understands basic commands. Im worried it might be a trauma response, anyone have any tips or do we need to hire A professional trainer?
We recently moved to a place where I have to leash my dogs to go potty. We’re really struggling with them going outside. Any advice? My rottie is the most stubborn(she’s 3). Doesn’t matter if you spend an hour just standing in the same spot she just won’t go. Then 3 mins back inside she goes potty on the carpet. Any advice is appreciated
I am struggling with this so bad I had Rockko since he was 4 weeks amd now he’s 8 weeks amd it’s like nothing is working so I know it’s my poor leadership. I’ve never had a puppy amd I love him so much but I do get frustrated amd I work 6am-7pm…five days a week so it’s very difficult. Please give me advice. There is no one else to watch Rockko during my work hours amd I can’t afford a kennel to put him in while I’m at work like a puppy daycare etc so what should I do
I just got a new puppy a few days ago. He is only 12 weeks old and just a few days ago went outside for the first time, because he had been kept inside by the rescue group we got him from for the first time. He is trained to go on pads but won't go potty outside. How can I get him to go outside?
My dog is about 15 months old. He only had 1 accident in the house from the time I brought him home at 8 weeks. However, he never, ever asks to go out. He's like a camel. He can be in his crate overnight and not gone potty for like 15 hours and I let him outside and he just runs around the yard and sniffs everything. I have started having him go before I give him his breakfast and he has kind of tired Oh, I get to eat if I go to the bathroom right away. Sometimes, at night, he just won't go no matter how long I stand outside, but he never whines or wakes up at night. Normally, it isn't a problem, but if I'm going away for half the day or something, it would be nice to know he's gone before I leave. How can I fix this?
What do u advise for A 8 week old puppy who has been trained on pads , she will go outside sometimes but often will sit there refusing to move and I can stand with her for 20 mins bring her in and she will wee or poo , I take the water and food away on a night , do I completely get rid of the puppy pads as she does use them now and again but I'm thinking maybe it is confusing for her ? Thanks.
So my puppy is terrified of outside and we can’t get him to stay outside enough to actually potty. He will freeze and freak out before we even get to the potty area. We live in an upstairs apartment and he will freeze and just sit and won’t move or run back towards our apartment. He will come back inside and immediately poop or pee on the floor. I have been making being outside positive and happy, but it doesn’t seem to be doing anything.
I've been trying to potty train my puppy to go outside he is a Lab,pitbull,husky and boxer breed and I don't know if any of these dogs struggle to learn with potty training but I need your help pls respond to commet
Looking for a little guidance…I have had my lab mix puppy for a month now. She is currently 12 weeks old. She is typically very good with potty training as long as we are home, but she continually pees in her crate when we leave, whether it is one hour or 4 hours, even though I take her out to go right before we leave. Any help on how to get her to stop peeing in the crate? It is only during the day when we are gone for work etc, usually at night she stays dry, although I am up with her once or twice a night yet. I wash all the bedding (just a towel) and I wash the crate itself after every accident. HELP!!
LOVE the video. So good - very well explained . So many people get shock when they get their first puppy... it is a new lifestyle for sure .. I have a wish: PLEASE make a video about your take / idea when it comes to Rage Syndrom and/or Dominance in dogs I do not belive the dominance myth ( it was after all debunked by the "inventor") - but the kind of dominance that you actually see in some dogs towards owners - and why. The innes who hate to be touched, have collar/harness on etc.. And i am not just talking about the spoiled dogs - i mean the once showing signs of being extremely strong minded dogs even as puppies.. . :) Would LOVE to hear what you think. If not a video - i would be very pleased with a reply here .. Love you guys!!! you are all awesome xx
I just got a 5 mo old shih tzu. I put him out side for half an hour because I don’t see a potty. He hold it until he comes into the house. Please help!
In ur oppinion is there an average time puppys learn this or is it down to the breed and intelligence of dog eg. My boxer learned in a week when my labradore took a month
This is an important question, David! Time-bound goals aren't always appropriate for things like puppy training. What's really important is understanding your puppy's level of understanding and your CONSISTENCY! Specifically speaking to house training, a puppy can learn VERY quickly that going poop/pee indoors is much easier than holding it. So being a great leader for your dog, by being proactive is ultimately the fastest way to train them. Students who don't allow their puppies to be wrong by supervising closely 100% of the time (during the training period) will always see success faster! Happy Training! ~Ken
My dog eats raw every other day. So the days eats raw he wakes up in the middle of the night his days he is fasting he will wake up at 11pm and that is it however on our house bedtime is 8 pm so I am Walt’s getting woken up
I just got a new puppy I’m not gonna lie I kinda cry at night cause she peed all over my room and barely outside Iv taken her out for hours but she doesn’t go potty I’ll try this though
My puppy is currently crate training and it seems to be going well and he goes toilet when I take him out, however the problem is he seems to have no problem with still going toilet inside mid play. I am not punishing him for this behavior as I've heard it ends up making the puppy try hide when he goes, is there something that I can do to teach the puppy that he needs to go outside?
Hi there, Chad! Being proactive with your puppy, so that he has an empty bladder will help to lessen the likelihood that your puppy will have an accident. Marking the moment he makes a mistake with your voice (as mentioned in this video) will be an important step in his training. Thanks for watching! ~Ken
I used to have this issue too with our puppy. The problem is most likely you're playing for too long. Set a timer (10, 15, minutes, whatever is "reasonable" for your puppy) and take them outside. If they don't go, put them in their crate for 5 minutes and try again. Keep doing that until they go, then they can play again. Especially during a playtime, they're too distracted to focus on the feeling of their bladder or bowels at a young age. They're going to suddenly, immediately realize they need to go potty, pop a squat, and then resume play. This is not their fault, it's yours! Setting a timer is super helpful, and you can increase the length of that timer every week until you've forgotten the last time you had an accident inside.
My dog would have the party she was talking about in the middle of the night rather than peeing she would play 🤦🏻♀️ it would make me so mad specially when it was raining or super cold
Taxi-ing, taxi-ing, taxi-ing. No water or food after 8pm. Do it from the age of 2 months to 3-4 months old. Their bladder grows quite a bit during this time period.
My dog is part of the family and we just don’t lock members of the family in crates! And you are talking only about locked dogs! My dog is free around a house all day. In that case accident can happen just any minute! And it’s happening just like that. Maybe your methods do work for locked dogs but for feee dogs won’t work!
Dogs are not family, they are just pets and, let's face it, they are not very bright. That's why I have never had dogs and, each time I visited people with doga, I witnessed potty accidents in those houses. "Trained" dogs...That's it, they have to stay in crate in order to learn, their brain is simply very bad...
Apparently many dogs, especially the smaller breeds, feel more safe and secure inside a crate. I wouldn’t, but apparently I’m a different species. Or so I am told.😂
I am disgusted if people put shoes on inside the house which have more germs and filth on the bottom than dog pee but I forgot Americans like wearing shoes inside.
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I’ve followed all tips to a tee for my Shih Tzu in training to go outside and it has WORKED!! Eagle eyes on the pup is a must!! My pup is 15 weeks. We’re on day 3 of outside training and we’ve had NO accidents🙌🏾‼️‼️
Our puppy was doing great but lately she has been regressing and having accidents on the floor. She also doesn't give many (if any) cues that she needs to go outside! What video would you recommend for this issue?
Just got a 4 month puppy. This video is so helpful that I always come back to it.
Oh my god this is perfect. I’ve been watching many of your videos and this one just came out when i’m getting my labsky in a few hours
Congratulations on your new puppy, Francisco R. Happy Training! ~Ken
These videos are great!! We just got our 8 week puppy 10 days ago. I'm trying very hard to stick to all the advice. Last 2 days she's going more in her crate😢 i guess i have to let her out sooner. She really doesn't complain. No barking in crate. This 59 year old momma is exhausted 😅😂😅 Thanks again for sharing these videos ❤
If she is going in her crate, it is to big (the crate).
We've had our aussiedoodle pup for a month now, and your videos have been the biggest help to me. Thank you guys! Puppy hasn't had an accident in two weeks, he is doing so well! Your tips are great thank you!
That's so great to hear, Alice's Wonderland! Thanks for watching! ~Ken
We just got an aussiedoodle!
@@thethird9773 Hope it is going well!! They learn quick! I’d recommend just lots of consistency in training and it will all work out! The biggest issue we have is our friendly boy trying to play with a not so friendly cat haha it’s a work in progress!
I picked up a lab pit mix who was 3 months old, we’ve had her for a little over a month and she hasn’t had any accidents in 2 weeks. We got her to immediately hit a bell with her nose when she has to pee
Omg I think that’s amazing. I’m hoping I can get my puppy and start off on the right foot. The bell is an amazing idea. I don’t have access to a yard so it’s going to be difficult.
My issue is that I'm getting a 8 week puppy that's been vaccinated once. Most vets advise that pups should only go out when they had a second vax unless you have a garden that's safe but live in a flat no garden, I have a front grassy communal area however I don't feel it be safe for a puppy as other people's dogs use this area too so it could be a risk of catching diseases.
I sure wish I would have watched this before or right when we got our puppy. Our 15 week old puppy still goes out 1-2 times at night. She poops right before bed. ( usually around 10) but poops again in the middle of the night, every night. She also barks a lot in her crate, and I’m afraid she’s associating barking with being let out, but also don’t want her to have an accident.
My puppy is so different! He uses training pads inside really well but has never gone to potty outside and doesn’t understand that he can do it outside. We live in an apartment so slowly moving the pad to the door is not an option for us. He also holds his bladder really well, so we have no idea how to explain to him that it’s okay to do it outside. 😢
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I watched this video before when I first got my dog, I thought I followed it well until I realized, I totally missed the part where you don't give him water at night. Him peeing at 3AM in the morning last night had me come back and rewatch this. Lol I feel so stupid. I was so mad cause he had no indoor accidents all day for days but would still have his accidents at around midnight or later into the night 😒 Let's do this again!
I acquired a new puppy the other day. He was literally born and raised on a barn. I started crate training... and he screamed like he was being murdered. The firm voice and tap on the cage makes him blow me completely off. He's only 10 weeks old. I sense a long road to training☹
Sounds like my same issue, also just got a 10 week old puppy from an outdoor only living situation, and I'm afraid to pull the crate in the house bc he is already showing obvious signs of seperation anxiety and I suspect that might be the same issue with your pup, they have tons of calming treats, bones, peanutbutter ect out there for pups with melatonin and L-Theanine, you could also try some cbd products and if you still have issues some vets can even prescribe anxiety medication for your pups, my last pup had such bad anxiety she would obsessively groom to a point of mass hairloss and meds have her obsessing less and a much fuller coat
Does he ever get quiet for even a second? IF so, HEAP on the praise in those seconds. I had a similar issue and this worked but you need to get the timing right. Eventually, when my dog would spend a minute of quiet in there, i'd let her out and give her a treat and lots of praise and she realized this is a good thing... good luck!
The puppy I’m looking at was born in a barn too and kept outside in a pen all the time. I’m up against the same inherited background. Good Luck 🍀
@sparks8934 hey there! He's now almost a year and a half lol. He's going through the defiant teenage yrs now but overall he's very sweet otherwise. I hope all went well with you.
The first attempt with my puppy did the same thing. Then I coaxed him in with a toy, turned my back to him and told him to calm down. Let him sniff my hand so he knew I was there. And he did! But that was yesterday. When we got him!
These tips have all worked for our Puppy EXCEPT for when it's raining outside. He'll find a spot inside to pee because he somehow knows it's raining. Any tips for potty training in bad weather?
If he has time to potty inside, try keeping a better eye on him and taking him out more frequently. The phrase, “he’ll find a spot inside to pee” tells me you may not be supervising him sufficiently.
Thanks for all the helpful videos, I’ve been taking notes. Picking up my new malitpoo puppy in 12 days❤. So much to learn on my end so I can teach her.
I'm getting a new puppy in a few months and your videos are so helpful, thank you for sharing!! Do you have a recommendation for potty training in an apartment in a city? I know consistency, timing and limited distractions are important so I'm trying to figure out which option would be best for training: out in the patches of grass next to the busy sidewalks or a porch potty on our small balcony. Once they're older/trained, we'd like to take them outside in the grass or on our apartment's rooftop dog run. Any insight would be much appreciated, thank you again!
i love your videos! i have a question though. how do i start to introduce him to be able to free roam my home without fearing that they will pee in my house.
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my puppy 12 weeks old and he came from a farm. and I'm trying so hard to get him house trained. Ty for sharing info
I love your channel... we just got 2 puppies. Have had them for a week,and they are 9 weeks old... what advice do you have for training 2.. with completely different personalities?. Night time is fine. We wake them up late to go out, then crate them together and dont hear anything from them till about 8. Have them also sitting before they get food..waiting seems a bit early... bit need all the advice I can get. Thank you!
THANK YOU !! GREAT VID !!!
Very very happy new subscriber here! I found your videos about 2 weeks ago when I got my 8 week old puppy and your videos have been so extremely helpful. Thank you so much!
Congratulations on your new four-legged family member, V Boston! Thanks for watching!
I’m getting a service dog next week. Do you all have any tips for bonding with a dog that doesn’t require intense basic puppy training anymore.
Thank you for all the great advice and tips for potty training.
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Hi there great video, I have a nine week old English bull terrier and she's doing great.
I'm very pro active with the house training, wee wee time at 12.00 , 03.00 and 06.00 she's never peed in her crate but.......how long should I keep this routine up , it's wearing me out but if you can't do the time don't do the crime 😎 had her two weeks now
I struggled with my second dog so much, then discovered he had crystals in his urine. Once we fixed that problem, he was so easy to train.
GReat job. Thank you guys and wait to see more new videos 💋
My puppy is amazing during night time! I am removing water after 8pm-9max, then before going to bed, we play and go outside for him to empty bladder. Morning potty is easy too....
My problem is during daytime ☹️. He doesn t wanna go out, so it s always picking him up and going outside. And idk how to make our garden more fun and desirable. Even with all doors open, he d rather stay in, unless me and my husband are both outside and call him. Any suggestions?
(also crate training....he sleeps inside it, he's fine with it, until the door is closed, he goes full on crazy once that happens no matter how many treats we have tried. he d be chill if me our my husband are on the floor next to it)
I have to use pads with ny puppy for a night and the time when im in work, but for 11 weeks old puppy he is already showing when he needs to go when im with him. He doesnt pee as much in the night but he likes to go for a poop and i cant be taking any breaks in sleep. I started limiting the food and water at evening time but it helped the most with peeing.
My puppy is in the porch or in a small part of my living room. She just started going out side. I would take her for a walk and a long one, and she would not go pee outside. The min we got home she would go and do in her spot.
Love your videos but during potty training, what is up with”washroom “. I try to get our dog outside not our washroom! 😀
These folks are Canadian and ‘washroom’ is another word for bathroom but referring to where the dog goes.
Any advice on bringing in a 3 month old puppy into the house where a 2 year old dog has been living since being a puppy?
Fantastic! thank you guys!
Thanks, Christopher! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Happy Training! ~Ken
Love your videos. We’re getting our puppy this coming weekend. I’m liking the idea of moving the crate around but our crate really isn’t movable. Is it ok to have multiple crates? A smaller crate to have by the bed and the main large with divider one in the living room? We probably made a mistake buying a crate with a wooden furniture type surround. But we got it cheap/used.
Found a dog along the road. It’s about 5-6 months old and has had no training. INTENSE separation anxiety and absolutely goes wild in a crate. At this time, I’m just taking him to the back yard, getting him to exercise a bit and then just quietly wait. Most often it works and, when it does, I give him praises and pats. Still, that’s not the same as him knowing he shouldn’t go in the house, so I’m still cleaning up inside as well. I’m just wondering how to cement that inside is just not ok.
The first scene had me dying laughing as I kept replaying it. We've all been there and felt that pain. Was SO close to being outside😭
Love the teaching. Dogs don't use wash rooms . that made me laugh.
Haha, the section on getting your dog to ask to go outside states "the puppy has 2 choices, ask to go outside or have an accident which gives you the opportunity to correct him." Except my dog took the 3rd option: lay down at the door and go back to sleep.
Wow, thank you!
We just got a new puppy yesterday and we're trying to be proactive, I create him & take him out as soon as its time to leave the crate. Even though he clearly had to go, he gets outside & only wants to eat leaves or deer poop. I tried finding a spot with no leaves or animal droppings & keeping the leash short but then he just gets really agitated like spinning and throwing his weight around & still won't go. He'll often even lay down & do nothing. If it's time to back in the crate he doesn't have accidents inside but when it's time to play or just sit with us he'll go on the rug pretty fast. No matter what I do he just refuses to go outside most of the time. Any thoughts?
Issue is that our 4month old puppy gets distracted mostly outside and pees/poops as soon we are back in- morning right after sleep and evenings before bed it works perfectly. During the day hard- even when going out every 1.5hrs or when I see she’s about to lower her backlegs and outside she won’t continue her business 🫣😫
Hello! Let's say pup goes to bed at 8:30ish 9.. And you don't go to bed until about 10:30ish 11... Do you wake puppy up to go potty before YOU go to bed? Or just let them sleep?
I currently have a 4 year old, and she normally is awesome with holding it while I am away however she has had a few accidents. How can I make sure that she doesn’t have them? Even when she was in her crate, she would continue to soil anything that was put into the crate- doesn’t matter if it was a blanket or towel. Is there anything that you recommend?
Thank you for all the info! I’ve been watching your videos. We just got a puppy almost a month ago. Chipoo, now 3lbs. She was trained in a peepad. So I thought this was great. I’m trying to get rid of the pad but she doesn’t poop outside. She will pee outside, than she wants to come back inside do I bring her in. As soon as I bring her in she does it on the pad. What can I do? Thank you
Hello there👋,how are you doing today? Hope you’re having a good day?❤️
@@amytaylor8910 hey thank you! Doing well but now my dog likes to poop outside the peepad. She never does it in the yard
You can put a pad in the yard and just get her going outside, so she knows it's okay to pee and poop out there. I'd do this and walk her around /play until she goes outside. Praise her for going outside and try to take her out at her regular times when she needs to go. She should figure out that you want her to do her business in the yard.
We have a 4 mo westie. Working on bell training as we did with our 12 yo westie. I work from home. Should I keep puppy in the crate during the day and not outside with our other dog? He does sleep 9 pm-6 am. Playtime is usually when I take lunch and after work. Thx
I have 2 eight week old basset hounds. They wake up once sometimes twice in middle of night. Should I put them back in cage right away afterwards? Also, should they sleep in same cage? They love being together. Thanks
your phone alarm triggered me! I jolted up thinking my alarm went off LOL
Question: and you may answer this in the video. My pup is a Min pin. I have been carrying him to the outside zone. Is it important to have him walk? He clearly doesn’t care yet where he goes. I’m winning the out:in ratio, but the goal is to zero him out.
I have this major dilemma right now. We adopted our toy maltipoo around 2 months old and the first thing we taught is potty training. He learned fast and he was potty trained in no time. We use pee pads btw. When we went to our parents to stay for the holidays last month, he had spots where he pees and sometimes he peed outside the garden since my parents' has an outdoor garden. After staying there for almost a month, when we came back home, he pees everywhere. Marking everything 😭 He still poos on the pad but the peeing is the problem. He is 7 months now. How to retrain him? 😭
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Happy Training!
~Dan
My puppy is 15 weeks old. He has been awesome at going outside but the last 4 days he is using the bathroom inside, even when we have just taken him outside. Why does it seem like he's regressing when he has done so great? We still keep him on a schedule for potty breaks and when he eats.
My 11 week old Aussiedoodle puppy (home for 2 weeks) has been doing well with peeing outside.
Pooping is our problem. He is on a feeding schedule. We go out on a leash before and after feeding as well as before and after crate or play time. We also go out whenever he start sniffing and/or turns in circles.
Yet the minute I am distracted, he runs out to the front parlor and poops. I am using the enzyme cleaner to eliminate his scent.
Suggestions?
In a full day how many hours should a 3 month old puppy be in his crate vs out of it?
Hi what are you giving as training treats? Looks like you pick pieces off a bigger piece. Are they just very small training treats??
My pup is 4months 2/10/22 and still goes out once at night but back to sleep usually. Uncommon? He's a lab
We rescued a 3 month old who was abandoned on a highway and then adopted but returned.
She fights us when we try to put her in the crate, even when we put treats and toys in and try to encourage her.
But shes also deathly afraid of being outside. We have a fenced area that we try to get her to go outside with us, but she will fight us when we try to get her leash on and when i pick her up she tries freeing herself/nipping at me. Other than that she is very sweet and understands basic commands.
Im worried it might be a trauma response, anyone have any tips or do we need to hire
A professional trainer?
I love the videos. Is the Washroom thing a Canadian thing?
haha yes! Water closet, restroom, bathroom... whichever you prefer :)
Happy Training!
~Dan
My puppy just lies down outside on the grass instead of going potty...any tips??
We recently moved to a place where I have to leash my dogs to go potty. We’re really struggling with them going outside. Any advice? My rottie is the most stubborn(she’s 3). Doesn’t matter if you spend an hour just standing in the same spot she just won’t go. Then 3 mins back inside she goes potty on the carpet. Any advice is appreciated
My new French bulldog puppy came in yesterday. When I take him out he is so scared and trembling. He doesn’t do anything outside. Whar do I do?
I am struggling with this so bad I had Rockko since he was 4 weeks amd now he’s 8 weeks amd it’s like nothing is working so I know it’s my poor leadership. I’ve never had a puppy amd I love him so much but I do get frustrated amd I work 6am-7pm…five days a week so it’s very difficult. Please give me advice. There is no one else to watch Rockko during my work hours amd I can’t afford a kennel to put him in while I’m at work like a puppy daycare etc so what should I do
I just got a new puppy a few days ago. He is only 12 weeks old and just a few days ago went outside for the first time, because he had been kept inside by the rescue group we got him from for the first time. He is trained to go on pads but won't go potty outside. How can I get him to go outside?
My dog is about 15 months old. He only had 1 accident in the house from the time I brought him home at 8 weeks. However, he never, ever asks to go out. He's like a camel. He can be in his crate overnight and not gone potty for like 15 hours and I let him outside and he just runs around the yard and sniffs everything. I have started having him go before I give him his breakfast and he has kind of tired Oh, I get to eat if I go to the bathroom right away. Sometimes, at night, he just won't go no matter how long I stand outside, but he never whines or wakes up at night. Normally, it isn't a problem, but if I'm going away for half the day or something, it would be nice to know he's gone before I leave. How can I fix this?
Hello there👋,how are you doing today? Hope you’re having a good day?❤️
What do u advise for A 8 week old puppy who has been trained on pads , she will go outside sometimes but often will sit there refusing to move and I can stand with her for 20 mins bring her in and she will wee or poo , I take the water and food away on a night , do I completely get rid of the puppy pads as she does use them now and again but I'm thinking maybe it is confusing for her ?
Thanks.
What if I do have an area in my place where you dog will always be able to pee on a hygiene pad?? I would like my dog to have the option...
This has happened to me a few times and my puppy is 4months can I change this around or is it too late I feel like I fail when it does
I have 2 sibling pups, 3 months old. One (the male,) is doing well. The little girl just doesn't get it! 😂
My puppy is 8 weeks old. He is already showing high testosterone and he is already marking. What can I do?
So my puppy is terrified of outside and we can’t get him to stay outside enough to actually potty. He will freeze and freak out before we even get to the potty area. We live in an upstairs apartment and he will freeze and just sit and won’t move or run back towards our apartment. He will come back inside and immediately poop or pee on the floor. I have been making being outside positive and happy, but it doesn’t seem to be doing anything.
I've been trying to potty train my puppy to go outside he is a Lab,pitbull,husky and boxer breed and I don't know if any of these dogs struggle to learn with potty training but I need your help pls respond to commet
Looking for a little guidance…I have had my lab mix puppy for a month now. She is currently 12 weeks old. She is typically very good with potty training as long as we are home, but she continually pees in her crate when we leave, whether it is one hour or 4 hours, even though I take her out to go right before we leave. Any help on how to get her to stop peeing in the crate? It is only during the day when we are gone for work etc, usually at night she stays dry, although I am up with her once or twice a night yet. I wash all the bedding (just a towel) and I wash the crate itself after every accident. HELP!!
What do you do when your dog always wants to go outside throughout the day
LOVE the video. So good - very well explained . So many people get shock when they get their first puppy... it is a new lifestyle for sure .. I have a wish: PLEASE make a video about your take / idea when it comes to Rage Syndrom and/or Dominance in dogs I do not belive the dominance myth ( it was after all debunked by the "inventor") - but the kind of dominance that you actually see in some dogs towards owners - and why. The innes who hate to be touched, have collar/harness on etc.. And i am not just talking about the spoiled dogs - i mean the once showing signs of being extremely strong minded dogs even as puppies.. . :) Would LOVE to hear what you think. If not a video - i would be very pleased with a reply here .. Love you guys!!! you are all awesome xx
What breeds are the dogs in this video?
I just got a 5 mo old shih tzu. I put him out side for half an hour because I don’t see a potty. He hold it until he comes into the house. Please help!
In ur oppinion is there an average time puppys learn this or is it down to the breed and intelligence of dog eg. My boxer learned in a week when my labradore took a month
This is an important question, David! Time-bound goals aren't always appropriate for things like puppy training. What's really important is understanding your puppy's level of understanding and your CONSISTENCY! Specifically speaking to house training, a puppy can learn VERY quickly that going poop/pee indoors is much easier than holding it. So being a great leader for your dog, by being proactive is ultimately the fastest way to train them. Students who don't allow their puppies to be wrong by supervising closely 100% of the time (during the training period) will always see success faster! Happy Training! ~Ken
My dog eats raw every other day. So the days eats raw he wakes up in the middle of the night his days he is fasting he will wake up at 11pm and that is it however on our house bedtime is 8 pm so I am Walt’s getting woken up
Is there a way I can contact you guys? I need help!!!
I just got a new puppy I’m not gonna lie I kinda cry at night cause she peed all over my room and barely outside Iv taken her out for hours but she doesn’t go potty I’ll try this though
I get that yall say that a puppy should always have a lesh on, but what if the puppy learned potty training with one is that bad?
My puppy is currently crate training and it seems to be going well and he goes toilet when I take him out, however the problem is he seems to have no problem with still going toilet inside mid play.
I am not punishing him for this behavior as I've heard it ends up making the puppy try hide when he goes, is there something that I can do to teach the puppy that he needs to go outside?
Hi there, Chad! Being proactive with your puppy, so that he has an empty bladder will help to lessen the likelihood that your puppy will have an accident. Marking the moment he makes a mistake with your voice (as mentioned in this video) will be an important step in his training. Thanks for watching! ~Ken
I used to have this issue too with our puppy. The problem is most likely you're playing for too long. Set a timer (10, 15, minutes, whatever is "reasonable" for your puppy) and take them outside. If they don't go, put them in their crate for 5 minutes and try again. Keep doing that until they go, then they can play again.
Especially during a playtime, they're too distracted to focus on the feeling of their bladder or bowels at a young age. They're going to suddenly, immediately realize they need to go potty, pop a squat, and then resume play. This is not their fault, it's yours! Setting a timer is super helpful, and you can increase the length of that timer every week until you've forgotten the last time you had an accident inside.
My dog would have the party she was talking about in the middle of the night rather than peeing she would play 🤦🏻♀️ it would make me so mad specially when it was raining or super cold
Brilliant 😎😎😎 💋👌
Glad you found it helpful, Derrick! Happy Training! ~Ken
Why washroom? Sounds ridiculous considering they are not allowed in real washrooms.
Taxi-ing, taxi-ing, taxi-ing. No water or food after 8pm. Do it from the age of 2 months to 3-4 months old. Their bladder grows quite a bit during this time period.
The puppy isn't going to a washroom, it's going to the toilet outside
i gotta get up every 3-4 hours at night to piss anyway so no dread here lol
Puppy refuses to go when we take her out. She will (usually) go on paper, but will not eliminate outside.
my dog like to stop peeing every bush (5 steps) around the park, even he has nothing in his blader😅😰
got a new puppy! Shiba Inu, she goes to pee outside but will poop inside… SOS
Small dogs.. like little baby bulldog’s
My dog is part of the family and we just don’t lock members of the family in crates! And you are talking only about locked dogs! My dog is free around a house all day. In that case accident can happen just any minute! And it’s happening just like that. Maybe your methods do work for locked dogs but for feee dogs won’t work!
Dogs are not family, they are just pets and, let's face it, they are not very bright. That's why I have never had dogs and, each time I visited people with doga, I witnessed potty accidents in those houses. "Trained" dogs...That's it, they have to stay in crate in order to learn, their brain is simply very bad...
Apparently many dogs, especially the smaller breeds, feel more safe and secure inside a crate. I wouldn’t, but apparently I’m a different species. Or so I am told.😂
Talking less and doing more.
I am disgusted if people put shoes on inside the house which have more germs and filth on the bottom than dog pee but I forgot Americans like wearing shoes inside.
They dont tell u u will never sit down again😂
Fantastic! thank you guys!
Glad you found it helpful, Amelia. Happy Training! ~Ken