What is the hardest dog to house train?

Answer 1

There is no such thing as a perfect dog but if I had to pick I would say a Chinese crested. You might of heard about Chinese cresteds being the ugliest dogs but there is a haired version called the powderpuff. They are VERY smart like my dog Kodak http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgYxCZ_iILc and they're hypoallergenic dogs. They are super sweet and will love you for life! :-)

Now if I had to pick a big dog I would say a Standard Poodle. They are smart and loyal. You can cut their hair short if you don't like curls. (Not all of them are FANCY PRISSY dogs.)

Hope this helped! :-D

Good luck

If all else fails, get a mutt. ;)

Answer 2

not sure alot of dogs have a hard time getting house trained.

2nd Answer:

It is not the dog or breed of dog that is difficult to potty train. It is the human. You just need to know how to do it. You should always have a crate that is large enough for your dog to stand up in and be able to turn around in. If you cannot keep an eye on your dog, then they must stay in the crate. A dog will not normally defecate or urinate in its own den and that is what the crate will be like to the dog. It will be its own private get a way den. Take the puppy out after feeding it and often in between those times, like every 2 hours or more often. Praise when the pup goes outside, lots of praise. The key is to keep the pup in the crate when you cannot monitor the dog. Put lots of soft blankets in the crate along with toys to play with. Eventually after the pup becomes potty trained, you can just leave the door to the crate open all the time and you will be amazed to see your dog going into its crate on its own as this is his or her get away place.

Answer 3

i would say a dog, cat and if its legal in your country a monkey but not parrot's because they are the smartest pet that you can get, their intelligence as dalphins and primates so they easy to train them.

Answer 4

Breeds known to be more challenging to house train include Dalmatians, Basset Hounds, and Afghan Hounds due to their independent nature and stubbornness. However, each dog is an individual, and success in house training depends on consistency, patience, and positive reinforcement techniques.

Answer 5

ummmm, tough one. I've had a lot of dogs in my time but i think a Maltese terrier x poodle or either one is the easiest. i would have said Chihuahua but they need a lot of attention.

Answer 6

mastieff and pitbull

Answer 7

Chihuahua