Yo, chill , might as well have my dog in the military

Thanks for sharing

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Have you had any luck with your puppy? My puppy pees every 20-30 minutes….so far no accidents with pee because I set a timer on my phone but he’s 3 months old and can’t hold it apparently😂

@@alyssatrottier8814 My puppy pees beside the potty pads, sometimes he sleep on the potty pads with pees and shit on the pad. It's a disaster.

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Same !!

I was able to train my puppy to use my outside patio concrete area as his bathroom area. Once my puppy is fully vaccinated I will allow him to use the grass areas.

My 8 week old puppy is running up a stream with my 5 year old dog without shots. She goes Wednesday for shots but if the dog is hardy it can handle outside just fine.

@@leonardre9872 Your are incompetent if you can’t afford and/or not responsible enough to get a 5 year old dog shots what makes anyone think you will give a 8 week old puppy shots puppies can’t get all there shots until a minimum of 14 weeks so there still vulnerable until about 1-2 weeks after there last set of shots. Dogs can get many diseases in the soil and grass including heart worms this is why you don’t let unvaccinated puppies run outside in the grass at there age there a walking explorer they will eat, lick, play, or put in there mouth this includes stray cat poop anything and everything. Terrible pet parent because I guarantee you would not be able to treat your puppy for heart worms if they coughs it due to your negligence… It’s expensive!!

Mine too she's only 9 weeks better sd wait till she gets her rabies vax till then its house training

Omg yes I agree about the bladder problems it can cause. If humans don’t want to hold in their pee for hours why in the world would a dog want to. It’s so uncomfortable. Most trainers bash on potty pads. But honestly it’s so convenient. I work from from home so I’m able to take out my puppy every 1-2 hours to potty But my pup is a notorious peer so He will not hold in his pee for more than 3 hours. he will have accidents on his pads. Better than the floor 😅 the only problem is that sometimes the pee goes out the pad when the pee is too much.

@@larissa1770 can you please help me? I'm at my end with boyfriends dog. She's no puppy (4yrs old) but was trained improperly. Before I met him she would uncontrollably pee on my foot if excited and it would be super uncomfortable. When we moved in together immediately she started marking our apartment. Even if we lay the pads out she would pee & poop on the rugs which are cream white but now it has stains. She's a chihuahua. She rarely plays😢. Tugs on the leash , and just does everything but not nibble? She jumps on people and tries to eat their food. I think it's taking a toll on our relationship because the smell is unbearable. And the pee is so inconvenient. She pees on pillows and etc. The thing is I'll train her and he'll come back and do the counter opposite of the training. I just need to know is there a spray that kills bacteria in certain spots so she doesn't use it there? Because she's smart. Soo she'll poop by the pad or if I catch her she poops in the air going her cage. I had a pit before and she was an easier dog to train. I was in college so they forced me to give her away. She was the best. I want a dog but it completely turned me off to me not wanting another one. I'm constantly stepping, smelling, or seeing pee. She started peeing on the rugs so it's harder to detect the pee. But the smell is just the same.

If you could also read my comment❤ because I believe it will cause my relationship to end if we can't train her or get her trained

@@Christelletv I understand how frustrating it can be because I have a 5 month old who is stubborn. I would never ever get a puppy again lol. There’s always ways to help but it takes patience & consistency. Because it genuinely sounds like she has no idea that she is only supposed to potty on the pads. Jumping : I recommend to not greet her all excited. Don’t even talk to her/look/pet her until she is calm. Even with your guests, tell them to ignore her cause she will end up peeing. If you have a leash on her, before she attempts jumping.. a small tug saying “off” Peeing: does she have a play pen or crate? If she’s being everywhere have a limited space for her when she’s unsupervised. Do not give her the privilege to be on your couch or beds. That’s earned within time. In your situation you would have to take her outside to potty every 1-2 hours until she gets the hang of it. If you still want to use pads set up a designated area. Physically take her to the pads the minute she eats/drinks. Having a leash & gently showing her that is where she is supposed to go. When she starts potting say “good potty”. Praise her for her action. Also no food or water after 6-7pm. So her bladder won’t get full. Take her on her last potty before bed then back to her crate or play pen. Also, a lot of dogs will continue peeing on stuff because they can physically smell their pee/poop there. Even if you cleaned sometimes the scent still lingers. Which is maybe why she continues peeing everywhere. I use vinegar and tea tree oil to cut off the smell. When you wash bedding put in vinegar & baking soda.

This is my goal. That he will go both on the pad (when we’re not home) and outside.

So true 😭

wait they do that

@@khoifishyy mine did atleast.

@@jennymuita4991 yikes that must be rough- how is the potty training now-?

@@khoifishyy only pees alittle when he’s excited.

Yes! My yard is like Nat Geographic. Not looking forward to defending puppy from wildlife during a 2am potty break outside.

Right! Parvo is an epidemic where I live. Puppies cannot go outside until vaxxed

My dog is cross trained as well, and it is WONDERFUL!!

@@renaej3796 how do you do it? I agree. I have a standard and have major fears of going to work because of the idea of him not doing a wee for a long day.

how do you do it? I agree. I have a standard and have major fears of going to work because of the idea of him not doing a wee for a long day. When dogs get old they cant go outside so easily..especially if you have stairs.. I wish I cross trained all.

Mine

Yea and I'm honestly fed up 😭

yesss

Mine

Yeah but u should try to get thicker ones and don’t give treats but also don’t yell, just say no calmly

I agree with you. My dog is trained both pad and outdoors and I love it!

who is Brandon?

@@lisetteem3054 I think u commented on the wrong comment lol

@@pretzelz.22 maybe.. it was a while ago.

@@lisetteem3054 yea that’s what I think lol

Situations like that maybe a balcony with a long grass mat to resemble being outside gl.

Chanelle R sounds like he had good guidance 😍

that’s amazing! what kinda dog do you have? and how old was he when you started taking him outside? I have a Morkie (Maltese-Yorkie) and her is only 7 weeks, and doesn’t have her shots yet, so I can’t take her out yet.

@@prissysadity Same! I have a Morkie, but it is 8 weeks old.

You're so fortunate!

good for you

same! he would legit ignore the pad and head to the carpet

Omg I’m getting a Yorkie do you have any tips!?

@@jandprowley don’t get Yorkie they will piss everywhere get Labrador

My pit don’t even care for it she knows that’s where she need to go but say f it and do what she wants

My Yorkie is the same! He literally pees and poops everywhere even on his bed. He never uses the dang pad. So frustrating!

@@xobelladonna2443 how is it bad?

@Dead End hey! Just read your comment. How is it going? I also live on the 3rd floor of my building. Will have my 8 wk pup tomorrow. The only thing making me anxious is perhaps the neighbours hearing her 😅 how do you deal with that?

@xobelladonna Did you not just watch the video? You can train a dog to pee in a designated area in the house. I clean it up as soon as she has done her business, so I'm not sure what the problem is.. there is a designated area called the toilet for humans.. i

@@xobelladonna2443judgmental much?! What a rude thing to say!

My dog pees EVERYWHERE except the pads. So glad I lost $35.00 buying those (sarcasm)

Nicole Olazaba my pleasure!! Good luck 🙌

TRAILMIX _ GRAPEDOG have a great weekend ❤️❤️❤️

What was the technique 👀

@@j.2966 yeah what was it

@@RachelFusaro I love your content

Yeah what was it tho

Smart puppy and never ignore him. Some even give the fog a bell so you can hear better

Z I N A • T A R A dogs are smarter than we realize 🤓

Hello! I’m bringing my 9 week old toy poodle home next Friday and I’m planning on puppy pad training because I live in an apartment and work full time. How has it been going a year later? Still on pads? Is there a bad smell from the pads?

miming zheng so happy it helped. Thank you❤️

Rachel, my 4month old male toy ShihTzu weighs almost 3 #, I use paper train, small apt living, your videos say to look at the links below but i can only use your website. Puppy Prince is so small. Is aggressive biter . Growls to get attention or his way. Unsure how to use play pen and crate train together. Potty train in bathroom and eat, play and exercise in small living room and kitchen. We sleep in my bedroom and spread papers there every night. He uses them less yet i dont want to keep bedroom door open all day, sleeps on my bed, doesn’t jump off my high bed. I’m 75 disabled with MS and must have a clear space to walk . So far he seems to sense that i need to walk first but quite a job to get him to follow me. Need to use leash indoors more often. Do you have specific advice for Teacup dog breeds ? I will gradually add raw food to his diet, we enjoy the brain games, walks in hall way and home grooming . Cant seem to find a food he loves. Have added organic baby food. He doesnt like as a meal so i use as training treat; Canine ShihTzu dry, changing to Canine freeze dried salmon sweet potato small puppy. Will gradually mix these but he will eat food in a foraging play mat but rarely in a dish, bowl or plate. Water in stainless steel bowl. I’m alone and rely on your advice. Vet is not wholistic. So happy to use flea tick shampoo you suggest in the spring. I live alone in Rolla MO. 2hrs west’s of ST Louis. Cold, 19,00 population college town. Hoping to relocate to Florida closer to daughter #2. I have 3 adult married daughters in their 30s. #1 in far off Kansas City, Mo and #3 in St Louis. 5 grandchildren who love dogs and cats. Raising this puppy is like having a newborn again and now I’m a single low income mother! Life is beautiful. So glad I found you. Warmly, Charlene Bearskin

Rebecca Guntipally WOO! Congrats. You got this ❤️

Rebecca Guntipally Me too! I am getting an Aussie doodle in May!

From a breeder

Same here! Have any of you gotten your dog yet?

Morning all am getting a aussiedoodle in 2 weeks super nervous he would be 8weeks an am planning to start him right away on RAW

Glad it was helpful!🥹😍❤️

Sofia Vidali you did the right thing 😍

My 3 month old puppy just arrived yesterday and has only had two accidents inside so far. The rest of the time we were able to take him outside to potty… but it’s super stressful as I am also toilet training my 3 year old with autism. 🥲 I’m wondering if I should use pads or just stick it out sense he is going outside…?

We also have a golden doodle… and hope for him to become our sons service dog for his autism

@@triciasmith2305 that sounds intense!! I can’t imagine how stressful that would be. honestly probably sticking it out would be best, I know it’s difficult to always go outside, but I swear it’s worth it once it clicks. Just take them out as often as possible. I wish you the best of luck!!! ❤️

@@sofiavidali5872 thanks girl! 😍 He’s getting better and has started going to the door now to let us know when he has to go potty 🤗 the only problem is most of the time he wants to eat grass and roll in it instead of going right away lol 😂 but thank you so much for creating these videos! 🥰 Your content so helpful!!!

How did you do it? I’m getting so discouraged

Kai Uzi 🙏🙏🙏

Emily Arean thank YOU for leaving ❤️

Move the pads closer to the door

Walk them very often and stay out until the go potty and reward. They usually love the grass more than the pad and use other dogs that go outside as example, like friends or neighbour dogs and walk them together. They learn fast

Mekiah Pacheco woo!! ❤️❤️❤️

Simply Melons I got a beagle/coonhound yesterday and he is the sweetest boi but he does have a pee problem and also he sometimes nibbles me. We got a play pen and some pee pads and he’s already doing good :)

beagles are the sweetest and smartest ever!! take care of them and give them a lot of love

@@mariacalderon6940 I got a beagle yesterday! He is my everything.

3 years left lol 😂❤

No. They will only go outside

I’m doing the same with one I rescued at 7 because I’m retired and downsizing so want her to have options as she ages if we’re in a multi-story building. She already seemed trained so I just continue the option at night.

Ana Larson yup it can work in reverse for sure!

Rachel Fusaro youth hey okay big

Brianna Lucas thank YOU 🙌

Cristina means so much, and congrats! Yorkies are precious

Omg sameee mines won’t pop either

naturalbeauty02 Same ahh

I'm fortunate enough to be able to train mine to use the bathroom outside in a fenced in area. The way I train my dogs contradicts what every dog trainer says but I have trained 3 dogs, going on 4, to NEVER use the bathroom inside, and they can be left roaming free in the house, unattended, even when I'm not home, for 10+ hours. The only time they will use the bathroom inside is when they absolutely can't hold it any longer which is incredibly rare and always diarrhea. My lab has only pooped in the house 2 times in the last 8 years. I use both positive and negative reinforcement. A loud firm "NO" when doing something wrong, a "Good girl", pet, training treat when doing something right. As for peeing or pooping inside or in the wrong place (not on a pad inside), I show it to them, putting their face up to it while pointing at it (not rubbing their face in it), they will try to push away so they do know they did something wrong, I say "No poop inside" or "no pee inside" then give them an hour in the cage. I only use cages for training, I don't like the idea of leaving my dog in a tiny cage for many hours. Trainers say they don't mind, I say how do they know they don't mind, it's not like you are aware of what a dog thinks...for the most part. This method does take longer but is much more effective than the so called "house trained" dogs that your typical dog trainer produces. If a dog cannot be left unattended, it isn't house trained. My method takes about 6 months to a year but after training is done they will never use the bathroom inside and can be left alone for many hours without doing anything bad. You can use the same technic for them tearing things up or chewing on things they shouldn't. Though I would use less time in the cage for anything other than pooping. 1 hour in the cage for pooping or peeing, 15 minutes in the cage for other things. I put them in the cage, in a room alone with the light on, I always shoe them what they did wrong and point to it and give a loud firm "NO" then straight to the cage. I'm working on a miniature pinscher now, my first small dog but I no longer work so I'm here all day. I smoke so I take her out every 30 minutes to an hour. She uses the bathroom up to 20 times a day, in which she only pee's or poops inside once within the say, rarely 2 times. So far, end of first month having here (now 13 weeks old) she hasn't ever used the bathroom inside more than 2 times out of around 20 within a day.

U gotta take him them outside right after feedings. Set up this routine like u have to really walk them around the neighborhood so their bowels can get loose then they 💩 outside.

@@crimadellaphone9374 That's awesome to hear. My pup won't use the pads...she just tears them up. I've taken the same route to just taking her outside directly from her crate to pee and poop in the morning. She has pooped once in the house so far...peeing on the other hand...this girl will stop at a dead sprint and start peeing...ugh...Thanks for the tips on ways to end that.

That's sad

it is. you should be taking him out or put him on a pad every 15-20 minutes or so and then he'll learn

my puppy did the same thing every time I caught her pee, I would bring her to her potty area and let her pee. she still does the same thing but she pees ever 10-20 mins now

just carry her on the pad whenever she's peeing or whenever she pee'd and keep her on there for a few seconds even after she's done. I have a puppy for 3 days and she already poops and pees on the pad except when she goes out of my room to other more unexplored rooms and sometimes drops a little dookie :D

my puppy now uses the pee pad but sometimes she'll have an accident on carpet.

Nekolux My puppy knows where to potty, the pads, but always sneaks into my sisters room and pees on the carpet and it’s so hard to teach him not to do it but it happens almost everyday

Did it work??? 😗

You are too kind. Thank you love! You’re doing an awesome job 👏

🎉🎉🎉🎉 I left her gate open today and she's gone twice by herself. I'm so excited and thankful for people like you. I also had been trying the method of letting her lick food and treats and she's biting a lot less now. Thanks 😊

Same here I thought it was gonna be easy 4 days in trying to potty train he shits everywhere but pisses on the bed

Poodles are VERY smart dogs so it shouldnt take that long I have a Cavapoochon and a Havapoo both poodle mixes .

I will not take that long. He will pick up potty training quickly.

I would like to get same info in the playpen in this video. Any luck? Please kindly share. Thank you

How long did they take to learn to use the pads? I’m in a apartment and just got her locked up in one area and I feel bad but still can’t risk pee and stuff everywhere else

Raisa Wajs when you are home :)