How do you pee train your puppy?

Answer 1

If your pup is eliminating in its crate, the crate may be too big. It should only be large enough for the dog to turn around and lay down. The theory is that he won't mess where he lives. When you leave home give the dog time to go outside. Make sure that he is in the spot that you want him to use. This should be the same spot EVERY time. Then when you get home take him DIRECTLY to the spot that he is to use. When he does, praise him and pet him. NEVER hit your dog for any reason. NEVER rub his nose in it. NEVER call him to you and then hit him. This will teach the dog not to come to you. Each time you leave the house or put him in the crate for over night (or what ever), take him RIGHT to the potty spot. I have used this method for my last two dogs and have had great success. My dogs were trainer in days. Papers didn't work and neither did wee-wee pads. if you still need advice, ask your vet or humane society

Answer 2

What i read is that you just start it off in a smaller kennel (and put her outside before putting her into it) so that if she did poop in her kennel she would have to deal with that being there till we got home which wouldn't be a pleasant experience I'm guessing. Then scold her for it just a little bit but don't over do it,

Answer 3

Get a crate, either wire or plastic with holes. It should not be too big. Take your puppy out of the crate every 2 hours outside. If it goes poop, praise it and feed a cookie. Every time it poops in the house, say "no" firmly and ignore the puppy's attempts to get your attention for a while. Most dogs pick up on this very quickly.

Answer 4

Get yourself a crate that is large enough for your dog to stand up in and be able to turn around in. Put some nice blankets in it along with some toys such as Nyla bones or a safe stuffed toy. Put your dog in the crate anytime you cannot watch him or her in the house. Take your dog out often to see if your pet needs to do his duty. If your pet does do his duty outside, be sure to praise him good. If you catch your pet having an accident in the house, tell him firmly NO NO and take him immediately outside. The trick is to let him out often especially after eating. When you cannot watch him, then in the crate he goes, especially at night time. Put the crate near your bed. Hook up a water holder to the inside of the crate too. Your pet will come to love his or her crate as it is their private den to get away from the world in. Pretty soon you can leave the door open and just let him go in or out as he wishes to. It works great at housebreaking & also for your pet's private den or just to keep him in when you have company and don't wish for your pet to be in the middle of everything.

Answer 5

To pee train a puppy, you will need to choose an area outside where you want your puppy to go to the bathroom, establish a routine for taking your puppy outside to go to the bathroom, and use a consistent command to signal to your puppy that it is time to go. When your puppy goes to the bathroom, be sure to praise it and give it a treat as a reward. If your puppy has an accident inside, clean it up thoroughly to remove the scent. Be patient and consistent, and be prepared to spend a lot of time outside with your puppy while it is learning. It may take several weeks or even months for your puppy to be fully pee trained.

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Answer 6

There are a few steps you can take to train your puppy not to potty in the house:

1. Supervise your puppy at all times when they are inside the house, so you can catch them in the act of pooping and interrupt them.

2. Take your puppy outside frequently, especially after meals, naps, and play sessions. This will give them a chance to go potty in an appropriate location.

3. Use a consistent phrase, such as "go potty," when you take your puppy outside to encourage them to go to the bathroom.

4. Reward your puppy with treats and praise when they go potty outside.

5. If you catch your puppy in the act of pooping inside, interrupt them with a loud noise (such as clapping) and immediately take them outside to finish going potty.

It's important to be consistent and patient while training your puppy, as it may take some time for them to learn where they should go to the bathroom.

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