I don’t know anyone who has a job or life is able to take their dog out every hour on the hour

We just got our 9 week old puppy yesterday and your videos are super helpful. Thank you!

This video is amazing! Thank you so much for proving such good content. I'm following this advice with my new puppy and by the second day he is at home we are already getting results!!!!

I'm getting an Australian Shepherd and this was helpful, thanks!

Getting my Aussie pup this Friday. He will be exactly 8 weeks old. Thank you for the tips, guys!

We got a Minnie Aussie pup a couple weeks ago. I wish I had watched all your videos first. I have a few habits to break now, but that's OK. Thanks for all your tips.

New Aussie puppy coming in 8 weeks! Looking forward to sharing more of my experiences and learning from you guys!

I just got my Australian Sheppard Thursday she was 6 weeks Saturday. She’s adorable . She is getting good at the puppy pads and I’m hoping that I can soon get her out to potty but it has rained and muddy here hopefully we will get that this week.

Getting a puppy tomorrow!!! I have an 8 year old Aussie that is perfect!!

I will be getting Australian shepherd puppy in a couple months so I am trying to learn as much as I can

Why do you not have more subscribers? This channel is absolutely incredible!

So I am planning on getting a puppy but I am still in school and I was wondering how I could still keep up with a training if I was at school this was an amazing video by the way.

Excellent. Thank you.

This is very good info. I have never owned my own dog. But shared part of my life with family dogs. But we had property a large house lots of room. But i had been considering getting my own dog but now live in apts and have been thinking how in the world do you house break a grown dog or puppy when in an apt. This has really scared me off. I would never get an Austrailan Shepard because these hyper little things would find the living situation unbearable. Understandably! BUT you have made me less afraid of doing so. Training is so important. Consistance is the key. Your videos are great TY.

wow! You got more subs! Im the one who wanted you to get more

I have an Aussie puppy that is great during the day we have potty pads down by the door and he will only use them at night but how do we get him to quit using the pads all together and hold it and let us know during the night? Night time is the only time we have problems with him telling us

We have implemented this schedule and are regimented - 10 weeks tomorrow - we take him out, he does business, comes in and does business inside. Going a little crazy lol help!!

When I got my own he already new to go to the door and go back to me and I can tell if he needs to go outside

So I have a 5-6 month old recently and they sometimes wet themselves when I get close to them or sometimes when I try to carry them. I want to be able to pad train them or be able to take them outside. When he is outside he seems timid and doesn’t like to move around a lot, he’ll even try to hide. I want him to explore around, but also want him to be that timid dog while inside.

I just got my mini Aussiedoodel, she is creat trained, but she has made it a habit to poop on my carpet after I have taken her out. I bought the spray that leaves a smell for her to not poop on my carpet and she still goes, she goes out side put still sneaks in a poop inside. How do you get the smell off the carpet so she doesn't poop there again.

When you say every hour on the hour, do you also mean getting up every hour in the middle of the night while you’re sleeping?

Can you help me? I don’t know what else to do. I love my sweetheart Lacey what is potty training is not working she’s four months old soon to be five and I’ve been working on this since the day I brought it home. And she will also tear up the puppy pad that I put on for my little dog. They can’t go outside in the middle or a night terror mode and try to eat them. I don’t understand that either. Please help.

I’ve been trying to potty train my 3 month old new puppy for 3 and a half weeks and he is consistently getting worse I’ve been doing all of these things I don’t know what to do

My 4 month old puppy weve had for 2 days now has been up most of the night. My kids and i got sick the night we brought the puppy home(flu) and my 3yr old is only comforted from me walking around holding him. I worry that not being able to set up good habits immediately with the puppy will make it harder later to establish the desired expectations. He jumped on the table twice this evening(unacceptable). Honestly idk how to convey to him that that isnt ok without a smack on the butt(i know not to do this) or putting him outside(hes young, we live in a secluded area with nocturnal predators, so, not happening). Is a firm no and removal from the table really enough?

my baby isn’t really obvious with it when he needs to go but he is potty trained and it only took a few days he won’t sit by the door but he will go near the door over and over rather than playing or being near me

We just got our first Mini Aussie, Braddy. He is a joy! I grew up raising Shelties and didn't expect such a big adjustment. Glad to hear I am doing (almost) everything here already, but I have a follow-up question about "every hour on the hour". It has made a big difference today already! But what about overnight? Should I still take him out once an hour during sleeping times?

Great content! I am getting your courses soon. 6 more weeks until I get Luna (Red Merle Aussie). So exited to start training her.

Is this possible if you work for 8 hrs?

We just got our 2 month Aussie yesterday and potty training is already hard 🥺

What does one do then when you're at work for an 8 hrs day

my mini aussie is 7 weeks old we’ve only had her a few days so we’re doing the potty pads mostly at night and taking her out during the day and the only problem we’re having is she has yet to go number two outside she keeps doing it in the house. it’s been hard to potty train with having such horrible rain she hates the rain and she starts shivering so its been absolutely tedious for us but i try to get her outside every hour for about 10-15 minutes if i can stand it

Every hour + every time it drinks.... so basically every 15mins?

Our puppy was very ill when we got her and we had to puppy pad train her as she wasn't allowed out much the first couple of months. Now, we're having a heck of a time getting her off the pads. She'll be one next month and she rarely goes outside but is great about doing her business on her pads. Any suggestions would be great!

I'd love to fully train my Aussie Daisy (8 weeks old) to potty outside but she has to go in the middle of night when there is wildlife about which worries me. A friend of mine lost her puppy to an owl of all things. So how do I potty train outside with the middle of the night issue? I'm so vexed!

Really enjoy this information. Question: food Our Aussie is on puppy chow now ( 3 months) what brand do we change to and when. We are Seniors and this little girl has kept us moving. Do you have book ?

This may be a silly question but how do I “take them out”? We have a deep covered porch and I have trouble getting them to follow me off to the grass without getting distracted. Just got 2 eight week puppies yesterday

Question: My puppy is already going out after eating, drinking, sleeping and playing. When she comes and lives with me, do I still do the wake up every hour plus all of the above? She's coming from a farm to one bedroom apartment. Not sure what to do?

What about at night? Do you still take them out on the hour?

I just got my new Toy Australian Shepherd puppy last Saturday and he is eight weeks old. I always take him to the pads every hour and try to get him to use it. Sometimes, Zeke uses them, and other times he just chews on them or lays on them. Sometimes, I take him to the pads and try to get him to use them for five minutes straight and he just won’t. Then, he goes right off the pad and uses it somewhere else. I need some help trying to get him trained. My parents got Zeke for me so I feel like I need to be the one who potty trains him because he is my dog that was bought for me…

Just got a 9 week old puppy

Listen. I really need help I take mine out every 30 minutes and when we're out I put her on the lead till she goes then I give her loves and take her back inside. Well 5 min later she pees. She pees in her kennel so I got her a ser one and she pees in there too. At a loss honestly

There comes a time when it’s the dog and not you I’ve tried everything I’ve stuck to a routine and my dog simply doesn’t like to poop outside he will poop 3 times outside and will wait for me not to look just so he can poop inside 2 min after he just pooped outside I’ve even taken him out after he comes back in at the normal time he tries pooping in the house and no matter how amazing I make it for him pooping outside he will go inside after he comes in. And I make sure there’s no smell left over I think that’s what makes him do it my puppy is just a stubborn dick head if I pet my other dog more than he likes he will piss looking me dead in the eyes ofc I stop him and put him outside and do the whole “omg ur the best dog in the world for going outside” but he doesn’t care and thinks he’s higher up than me or something. I’ve had to leave him alone for 4 1/2 hours once in his kennel and no accidents he went outside immediately so I know he can hold it if he really wants too and it’s not a small/ weak bladder. I understand what you’re saying when you say it’s always the owners fault but that’s very ignorant for you to say because that’s not true and you know that that’s not true or something that can be proven. And it’s very discouraging for you to tell owners It’s their fault when they’re coming to the your video for help and advice especially when they follow your help and advice and still it’s not working.

I take my Aussie out every 30 to 45 minutes because he constantly uses the bathroom. Potties outside then not even 5 minutes later potties inside. Any suggestions?

If I'm being honest, I kind of regret getting an aussie. I knew they were a handful but I guess I was under prepared. She digs in the yard, chews on everything she can, (Thank God she doesn't have pika like her brother. My sister has him and he just had emergency surgery because he's an idiot. He nearly died.) My Bailey likes to eat grass which can cause issues. And the kicker, she's still having accidents at 8 months!! HOW?! I've done everything in my power to make sure she got this one thing down yet nothings worked. She's crate trained and goes about 8 or 9 hours a night while we sleep without being let out to potty so I know she can hold it. She has no accidents in the crate, doesn't whine or bark at all at night. So why is she not choosing to hold it when out of the crate? And I have to be on top of her 24/7 because she's not allowed to have free roam of the house because we can't trust her. It's time consuming and exhausting. I let her out every 20 to 30 minutes because that's what my mother wanted but I think that did more damage than good. If we fail to let her out within this time frame or sooner she will choose to potty on the floor if I'm not on her. Usually by our front door or in the dinning room. 😩 The one thing I wanted her to get was the potty training! I don't think she's ever gonna get it. And she knows that outside is the potty area. I even did that whole bullshit stick with rewarding and praising her when she went outside, and letting her know I wasn't happy if she went inside. So that failed. We tried the bells but that failed as well. She would only ring them if you were in the kitchen. And half the time it was because she thought she'd get food. Or just to go out. Then we let her in the yard, which she is not allowed in alone, but she doesn't pay attention to going potty. Someone has to stand there and constantly remind her to go potty. She knows that the word "potty" means to go pee or poop. And you usually have to repeat it multiple times, even yell it, just to get her to go! And she won't potty on walks. I once took her to the trail for 2 hours and the whole time she wouldn't go. As soon as I got home I took her outside to potty, which she did. I brought her back inside and what did she do? Pissed on my floor. I'm getting frustrated and on the verge. I live with my mother and she has said that if Bailey isn't fully potty trained by a year then she has to go. Bailey will be a year in December. 🤷‍♀️ I'm losing my mind!!!! Now, she's not having as many accidents as she did when we first got her but I don't want her having any! I wanna give her some freedom but not if I can't trust her. She's a very smart dog so I'm confused as to why she's not fully potty trained yet. They say that some aussie take longer? Maybe I should take her to a potty training place. Maybe someone else can do better than I have.

How old until Aussie can hold bladder for entire night? Will I ever sleep again?

My name is and I have a toy Aussie. I have tried to do everything that you said she love me in her kennel. I know you say that they won’t go when they sleep she will if she were laying then I will have to give her a bath because she smells so bad can you take her out she will use the bathroom twice and 30 min minutes later when she come in the house she will go again in the house.

My 16 week Aussie won’t pay attention to potty he wants to jump on me and herd me instead of potty training

Yea, every hour on the hour isnt too helpful. Sure, on days that I'm home all day. But this isnt realistic. I even own my business and can set my own schedule. But even with that, this is impossible. Also, NO ONE is setting an alarm every hour of the night to wake up to bring the dog out. Also, there should be a period of time after eating/drinking for the stuff to break down. I think waiting after breakfast/lunch/dinner a good 20-30 minutes is needed for the food and drink to process. Also, if the dog is napping, im not going to wake her up because the 'hour' has hit.

I am all for "keep it simple". But both of you did not address one critical, universal factor in potty training... Humans. Need. Sleep. There is going to be a 4-5 hour period, in just about every household, where taking the pup out every hour, on the hour, is just not possible. We have a 9 week old. And in the eve, we push potty time to 90 min then 2 hours after midnight. This is obvs in the hopes there will only be one, minor accident from 2am-6am. And sure enough, there has been one every night during that window. I would like to see you all do a video that's a bit more pragmatic, or realistic, and addresses issues like the one I described. If some owner/customer of yours really had zero accidents, then kudos for them having the money or manpower to stick to 24 potty trips per day. For most working-class people, it's laughably impossible.

Zero incidents in the house?! bullshit!

This video is great but just wasn’t realistic advice. Who can spend weeks taking a dog out every hour? I have a 10 week old Australian shepherd and I’d like to be able to take him out every hour but that’s just not feasible.

Over half this video is advertising.

So much fluff and repeated information in all of your videos. 6.37 minutes of video with 45 seconds of useful information. Get to the point man!

Do you have actual training videos.? And not just talking about it.? I feel like if you show what you’re talking about might make it easier for people. Just a thought because I enjoy you’re videos but it could be better

Every hour on hour is unrealistic, unless you re stay at home which is the minority, I’d consider including the majority that work during the day ….

Trained our aussie using alpha dominance, learned that dogs recognize alpha language better than human language. It worked for us human programming techniques did not. As long as you are an alpha driven by love and respect vs power and fear you will have zero issues with alpha techniques

I don't like these videos. 90% is trying to show more about your business and showing your media and 10% is what I am actually looking for. I have to get half way through the video just to start it.

Low key you talk to much jus tell us how to damn

Talk to much get to the point

PLEASE HELP!!! MY HALF AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD HALF BOXER NAMED JAXON IS COMPLETELY UNTRAINABLE. He will not go in his own yard and he absolutely refuses to be on a leash. I don't mean just struggles and makes it difficult like I mean just lays down and flat-out refuses to walk on the leash. Treats positive motivation nothing will get him to walk on a leash nor will it get him to pee or poop in his own yard. We've just pretty much come to the conclusion that he's going to be an outside dog. We have done everything you just said for about 3 months and he has not budged an inch in his potty training. We will stay outside with him in the backyard for 1 to 2 hours at a time and he will just play and then come inside and immediately piss and poop on the floor we discipline him we put him back outside because we rent we have absolutely no choice he is destroying the floor at the entire house smells like piss. It is literally seeping between the cracks and starting to rise like there is actual water damage from his piss. We don't know what to do but get rid of him. And I also would like to know how in the hell any reasonable person is supposed to hold down a full-time job and only get 4 hours of sleep a night because I have to sacrifice an hour of sleep to go walk the dog four times in an 8 hour period. That is ridiculous and not doable. How about some potty training tips for people with lives and jobs and children 👍 this is absolutely insane I have never had a breed in my life that was this sweet but unfortunately I have never had a breed in my life that was this stupid. There is something seriously wrong with my dog I think. I know it may seem like I'm an aggressive person but I'm not I just don't know what else to do I can't give him to anybody because he's just a ticking Time bomb he will destroy their house. I know that I won't abandon him in a box on the side of the street and I know that if I give him to somebody else that there's a good chance that that might happen the way he's behaving. This dog stands no chance of having a happy life with any humans at this rate and I have no idea what to do. PLEASE HELP