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Old 09-18-2014, 07:33 AM   #78
Nancy1999
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Originally Posted by Aprildaigle View Post
I HAVE AN 11 WEEK OLD YORKIE/MALTESE MIX NAMED GYPSY. I AM HAVING PROBLEMS WITH HOUSE TRAINING MY SELF. HERES THE RUN DOWN ON OUR LIFE...LOL
WE WAKE AT 6AM TAKE HER POTTY SHE DOES NOT HAVE A PROBLEM POTTING OUTSIDE SHE WILL PEE AND MOST OF THE TIME POOP OUTSIDE BUT WE CAN COME BACK IN AND SHE WILL PEE IN THE HOUSE. NOW I DO CRATE HER DURNING THE DAY AT TIMES WHEN I CAN NOT KEEP ALL EYES ON HER AND SHE SLEEPS IN HER CRATE FOR NOW AT NIGHT UNTILL I GET HER HOUSE TRAINED. I DO WORK FROM 7AM TO 5PM SHE COMES WITH ME EVERY DAY TO WORK CRATE AND ALL TOYS SHE HAS HER OWN SIDE OF THE OFFICE, PEOPLE COME IN ALL DAY LONG AND PLAY WITH HER ALSO TAKE HER POTTY BUT SHE IS STILL POTTING IN MY OFFICE AND HOUSE...I FEED HER THREE TIMES A DAY AND GIVE HER WATER IN BETWEEN... WHAT MORE SHOULD I BE DOING I MUST BE DOING SOMETHING WRONG....HELP PLEASE
You should probably start your own thread. You will get answers related to your problem. It's hard to read if you type in all caps. When you are training them, you don't ever give them a chance to make a mistake, this means when they are out of the crate, your eyes are glued to them, when they circle and sniff, take them outside or place them on a pee pad. Take them out every hour or so from the crate, praise them and treat them when they go in the right place, then allow a brief period of play with eyes glued on them and then back into the crate. I personally think pee pads might help a lot, Joey had an xpen and pee pad and basically trained himself.
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