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phfgkl · 11-25-2008, 01:23 PM

I say no, not really in a yell, but, in a different kind of voice. That's what grandma used to do, and always had her dogs housebroken in 1 day(boy how I wish she were still alive)..They need to know you're not happy with them. When you catch her peeing, change the tone of your voice, tell her no, pick her up and take her to the pee pad or outside(whichever way you're training)..always have a treat on hand so when she does go to the pad you can give her a treat and a lot of praise. She'll get there, it takes time and patience. Whenever she gets a drink, take her potty, then a few min. after eating, take her again. Also whenever she wakes up..I take mine on one pee pad as soon as she wakes up, shut the door, tell her to go potty, the door doesn't get open until I see her pee..

11-25-2008, 01:23 PM	#5
phfgkl BANNED! Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: South Carolina Posts: 2,376	I say no, not really in a yell, but, in a different kind of voice. That's what grandma used to do, and always had her dogs housebroken in 1 day(boy how I wish she were still alive)..They need to know you're not happy with them. When you catch her peeing, change the tone of your voice, tell her no, pick her up and take her to the pee pad or outside(whichever way you're training)..always have a treat on hand so when she does go to the pad you can give her a treat and a lot of praise. She'll get there, it takes time and patience. Whenever she gets a drink, take her potty, then a few min. after eating, take her again. Also whenever she wakes up..I take mine on one pee pad as soon as she wakes up, shut the door, tell her to go potty, the door doesn't get open until I see her pee..