That's what happens when you try to discipline them like that. It only teaches them to not poop in front of you
I've never shown any anger or frustration in front of my puppy whenever he's had accidents. I'd rather him do it in front of me than be scared and only do it when I'm not looking. I know how frustrating it can be. The first few weeks with my puppy, I wanted to pull my hair out because all he was having was accidents
. After the third week though, he started doing really well. He's 17 and a half weeks old now and he goes on his pee pad about 95% of the time. It just takes time and consistency. Good luck
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Originally Posted by dansby32776  The problem is I am not catching him when he poops. He seems to be sneaking. So what do I do to correct him? Do you not think he understands when I take him back to the poop and correct him? He goes quite a bit, so I just changed from Science Diet to Cannidae. When I am able to catch him, I say no and pick him up and carry him to his pad. He still continues to poop on floor and in air! He goes in soo many differ places. When shut up in his gated area, on he poops on the floor. He never did this even as a small pup! I guess maybe time is the key! |