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Anonymous
Oct 05, 2011
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Don't they just whine when in a crate at night?
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Hey Paul,you should have used the crate system.Works as well with kids.
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I'm going to try this :)
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awwwwwww Mum I love you see you on wednesday miss you loads and loads xx xx xx
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hey alisha its mum I don't know how I got here I was looking at pomerians little mr luv u heaps c u wednesday.
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ive had my male staffy pup from 7 weeks, he is 11 weeks now. he knows to go out for a poo and if i catch him sniffing round he will wee outside but sometimes he will just stand there and wee !!!!! I tell him NO and put him outside but he seems to be getting worse if anything. HELLLP ????
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I did everything this article says, literally everything, which worked with my first pup within 4 days, but my other pup has taken 10 days so far and NOTHING changed. He goes outside LOTS, I get up at night many times, he knows to go outside and yet still messes inside. Does it usually take THIS long? I got him at ten weeks and he hadn't started his potty training before then at all. He doesn't
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really good !! need to catch up pal x
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How was your holiday? x
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just starting and worried!
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If we train the puppy to use the litter box at night, will that hinder us training her to go to the back door when she needs to go? I'm afraid she'll just start using the litter box, which isn't as bad as going on the floor, but I'm not sure how our cat will handle that. I don't want the cat to start going on the floor if she senses the dog using the litter box.
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...and having a puppy relieve itself on command can be very useful, particularly when traveling.
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We start training our goldendoodle pups while they are with their moms. We take them outside and say "go potty" and praise them when they do. When they go to their forever homes it is much easier for them.
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good read
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does this really work.
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hurray! saving the carpet! =] love my little puppy =].
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I'll try this out.
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good idea!
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Like the article says, you must pay attention to your puppy. Train and keep your eyes on them all the time. They will give you love 24/7 and they will so you this love every time you come home. They will snuggle next to you, and you will love it. There is one important method in training and that crate training. It is the one important method it teaches them what is inside for and what the outside is for. Teaching them can be fun not a chore. They will be your best pal thru good and bad, and your thearpist wko w.on't talk what you say.
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will try this out, thanks so much.
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betterbody
Jan 16, 2011
Great puppy training tips. Many will benefit by using these ideas.
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patuljcica
Jan 12, 2011
I'm not quite sure that you should put kitty litter in your puppy's litter box. It might be bad for his/her health. I prefer training your puppy to go potty in the house.
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losetheleash
Dec 14, 2010
Take your puppy out every 15 minutes? I'll get right on that!
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italianpitbull
Sep 26, 2010
I have trained many puppies. The way I have trained my puppies and it works. Puppies need to go outside 30 minutes after eating and drinking water. Take the puppy as much you can, that way they have a better chance to going outside. If the puppy does something in you home and you catch the puppy doing it, then you use a stray bottle with water in it and spray the puppy, tell the puppy bad and put the dog outside for at least 15 minutes. Everytime your puppy goings to the door that mena it needs to go outside.Don't spray the puppy if you didn't catch it doing wrong, because they are just like kids they don't know what they did wrong.I would also take treats in a bag with you everytime you take your puppy outside and when they do good give the treat and say"good puppy". I have told many people this and it has worked and had their puppy trained in at least one week.
