Even my female beagle hydrates too much , she would drink dirty water from anywhere if we wont give her water

Nice boy. But it's impossible schedule for those who work. 11.30, 5 pm. Only to hire a dog walker

People have to work

That means your dogs couldn't hold in the poop

Possible your Dog crate is to large try to reduce the size by putting a barrier, remove as they grow.

@@surindergill4480 Same thing I was going to say

well mine is not. she'd pee on her bed, and sleep on her potty tray 🙂

Hahaha!

I am glad :)

Same here. Just when it seems like he is potty trained he relapses.

Same. He pees whenever and wherever. Just when I think we've made progress I find an accident.

Hey thanks a lot. That means a lot to me as well as my Dog :)

I am glad. And yes, training videos coming soon.

how did you do it ?? we have a puppy beagle 8 weeks and she’s been a nightmare tbh

Here it is my friend. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aMdnf5SL0pibpqc.html

I’m just 4 month old and I haven’t learned

@@poochythebeagle17 make sure when u catch him in the act make a really loud sound i use a clap n firmly say “no” and quickly take them outside n try the sprays at petsmart or walmart or target and spray it were you DO want them to go and a another for where u DONT want him to go! also i looked at your channel and our pups look almost the same!

HOW?? my 11 weeks beagle sometimes go outside but she drinks A LOT of water and by a lot I mean A LOT so she pees every 10 min

@@alexagarciaf.278 Check her for kidneys condition or diabetes

How did you do that, within 2 days?

Oh that's amazing. What are you naming him?

I named him snoopy

Your dog is so cute ☺🤗

How did it go with the beagle and your son?

That's a challenging mix of breeds. How's it going after a year?

Nice idea, thanks a lot for your suggestion. Will make a video on it asap.

I wanted to ask the same question.

How did that work out for you? Our vet said not to take outside beyond our yard until 12 weeks. No way I could just let them go in the house. I learned ours poops very soon after eating. Drinking water and within an hour needs to go. I ring the bell hanging on the door handle each time we go out and back in. Plus give a treat inside once we get back and James poops and or pees.

Be consistent and don't give up.

Same here.

First of all, you should not allow your beagle to pee inside his crate. A crate is a place they sleep, and they don't like peeing where they sleep. If you are unable to take him out frequently, try teaching your dog to pee inside the toilet. And he is peeing on different sports because he doesn't know where exactly to pee. Use a pee-pad on which he had peed before and place it inside the toilet (or a place where you want him to pee). Now take your beagle to the toilet and let him smell it. Take your beagle to that sport more frequently until he pees there. -Constantly monitor your beagle, and if you suspect that he is about to pee, take him in the toilet. -Your goal is to manage to make him pee on the pee pad without any accidents for 2 weeks. -Every time he pees on random places, clean it, and spray a perfume there to remove the smell.

Long Car journeys can be tough for any dog. I recently took my beagle for 16 hours long drive and here's what I learn: 1. Take short breaks every 2 hours. Get your beagle out and allow him to stretch. 2. A week before the journey, start training your beagle to pee on Pee Pads. And when you take short breaks in between the journey, keep the pee pad on the ground. It will be like a clue for him to pee. It works! 3. Don't allow him to drink a lot of water at once. Give him some water after he is done peeing. And keep the car temperature cool enough so that he doesn't dehydrate. 4. Find out whether your dog has motion sickness. If he does then contact your vet.

@@BeagleCare Hey thanks for sharing your personal experience . 1st point is a good option to try and walk him around for a pee. 2. I doubt the peepad with my kiddo. he still has the habit of tearing things apart. I will still try that one. and do u think that "OUT!PetCare House training aid for puppies" work. it is a liquid spray to spray on areas where we want him to pee. 3. Sure. duly noted. :) 4. How to find this out if he has a motion sickness? what are the symptoms of that?

Yes ofcource you can start with the potty training, however, at such an early age expect a lot of accidents. Puppies have small bladder and they are more curious about their surrounding, due to this they are pretty difficult to train. Usually 8 to 12 weeks is an ideal age to start with housetraining.

@@BeagleCare Thank you, that was really helpful...😊

We have a new beagle names Bailey too!!!

@@atthefamilytablepodcast6705 ohh, sure she/he is the sweetest sweetheart ever❤

I think this is more of a ‘ marking her territory issue’ than anything. I have a fully house trained beagle who is about seven, going on I believe eight years old in the fall and when I moved to another location in 2019, you would have thought he wasn’t potty trained at all! My friends whom I moved in with had three dogs of their own so I’m assuming my dog was thinking hmmmmm, let me see just how far I can get. I kept telling him “No!” But he’d do it anyway. He’s also done it when I’ve taken him to other people’s houses who have a dog too. Stubborn lil bugger! But I love him.

You can start crate training your beagle as soon as possible. However, at such a young age he may pee/poop inside the crate. So it's always better to start with crate training once he learns to hold his blader.

Basically an hour for each month. At night, we put ours in the crate but at least one of us woke at least every 3 hours. We try to stay on schedule for potty breaks. He's six months old, and has only recently regressed a little because of puberty. We started to re-limit (a section of first floor, not whole first floor and zero second) his roaming areas and using a belly band. This week (Wed) he's only peed in the house once. He only pees in his crate if we leave in over three or four hours. Then again, his crate is probably a little big. We've tried command words but I don't think we're consistent enough. I work from home, so when he indicates "out", we let him go. Before I leave, I send him out, if he doesn't go, he doesn't but I try to watch my time gone. As soon as I'm home he's out.

1. First of all, whenever she pees on your bed, change the sheets and spray some perfume to remove the smell. Now make sure to not allow her on your bed. Keep her on a constant watch. Keep a goal to make her pee outside for a month without any accidents. 2. For dealing with separation anxiety, you will have to crate train her. It may seem cruel, but trust me it's not. Beagles love to be in an enclosed area, it makes them feel safe. But just make sure you crate train her properly. Here's how you can do it: beaglecare.com/crate-train-beagle/ 3. And about the nipping, if she is a young puppy, then it's quite normal. Every time she bits you, say "NO" and redirect her behavior to a toy. You can even make a low pitch screaming noise when she bites.

Eating poop is due to lack nutrients in his body

@@YasTheTechie ive been doing this and my beagle isn’t catching on 😭😭😭😭 she still hasn’t figured out that she needs to TELL ME that she needs to potty

@@YasTheTechie it’s been 3 months of consistent training!! 😩😩

Here you go: beaglecare.com/crate-train-beagle/

@@BeagleCare thanks

Dogs can be trained at any age. You just need to be patient and keep trying.

YOu can start at any time.

I m a new owner of beagle. He is 40 days. But every day we try to potty train it is not working. Also doctors have asked us not to take out for walk until 4 months old. Is it true

First of all, you and your bestie are doing an AMAZING JOB rescuing a beagle. And I have deep respect for you guys. Here's a solution which might work: You will have to take it really slow. I don't think she knows the concept of positive rewarding. So what you can do is, first try to teach her some tricks, and use praises and treats as a reward. You can try simple and easy commands like sit and stay. Get some pee pads and when ever she pees, use the pee pad to clean it a little bit and then after a few hours, take her out for a walk and keep that pee pad somewhere on the route. Let me smell it and most likely she will pee there. After she pees there, praise her and give her a treat. Now your task is to do this 4 to 5 times a day. Take her out and let her pee. You have to make sure she doesn't get a chance to pee inside the house. For potty training, you can follow this video. Note down when she poops, usually it will be 10 to 15 mins after eating her food. So at that time take her out for a long walk and let her poop. Please let me know how it goes.

What ended up happening? Hope it was a vet visit

You should start with basic training of your beagle as soon as you bring her home. However, the potty training can wait until they are 3 months old.

3 months you can start training them.

He also poops in his crate and lays in it. He doesn't care 😂

Correcting your beagle's behavior will take some patience and consistency, but here's a simple plan you can follow: Routine is Key: Dogs love routines. Try to take your beagle out for walks at the same times each day. This helps him understand when it's time to go outside. Positive Reinforcement: When he does poop outside during walks, make a big deal out of it! Give him treats and lots of praise. This will help him understand that going outside is a good thing. Supervision in the Garden: When you're in the garden, keep a close eye on him. If he looks like he's about to poop, gently interrupt him and take him for a quick walk outside. Then, if he poops outside, reward him! Limit Access to the Garden: For now, try to limit his access to the garden unless you can supervise him. This will help break his habit of using the garden as a bathroom. Clean Up the Garden: Make sure to clean up any poop in the garden so he's less likely to go there again. Dogs often like to go in the same spot. Patience: Remember, changing a dog's habit takes time. Be patient and consistent with your training.

Here you go: beaglecare.com/crate-train-beagle/

What is the right age of a beagle for crate training

@@kunwarpalsingh8098 From the 1st day.