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Originally Posted by lainacohen  She is potty trained as far as peeing goes. If she doesnt go outside she goes on her pee pad. Pooping is the hard part but even when she poops inside she does it right in front of the door, so she knows she has to do it outside. Every now and then she has a bad day but in all honesty she is as house broken as I could ever expect for a puppy.
The obedience is the hardest, I cant seem to figure out how to show her she is doing something wrong because she hides if she does. Last night was the worst, she hide under my bed so I couldnt get at her and she just barked at me until 3 am. I am confident she knows how cute she is and uses it to her advantage. She is also a HORRIBLE biter. Its not vicious, I can tell its just play but no matter what I do I cant break the habit. I have tried giving her her toys instead, I have tried putting her on her back and saying no.
I am also positive that she thinks she is the pack leader, she does a lot of things that in my mind are domaince. She likes to crawl up me so that she is standing on my shoulder, she also likes to attack my face when I am sleeping and she wants attention. |
When a pup leaves there mom before 12 weeks old they tend to have biting issues and potty training issues. For obedience I would take a puppy class once she has all her shots. Also for biting what I did was squirt Callie with a water bottle and say no and that worked very well. Remember never to yell at the pup or she will hide. When your sleeping sense she can't be watched it is best to keep her in a play pen or a crate because she could get into something and hurt herself or even fall off the bed.