i really need help ok for though's of you that dont know my puppy coby, i got him at 9 weeks old.. he will be 4 months the end of this month.. well he was pooping and peeing on his wee pads and just these past 2 weeks he's starting too pee in different areas of my house, and he's pooping on my floor:eek: ? im not sure why he would go backwards after training so well? this is becoming a pain in the butt because i have carpet all through my house.. and i just got new carpet.. and now i need too get it clean.. i bought pet carpet cleaner but coby still goes on the floor no matter how many times i tell him no and have him sniff the poop..i then bring the poop back too the wee pads and have him sniff again but this doesn't help i tried putting him in his kennel when he dose this and when i let him out he'll do it again on the floor? |
Maybe he is getting too much space to run around in. I find if they get too much freedom of the house they will have accidents easier as they cant get back to their pad in time. Maybe keep him in a more confined area? I am sure you will get a lot of good advice on here. Good luck:) |
Awww, I have to agree with the above poster. Putting Coby in after the fact doesn't tell him that he's done a no-no. You may have to start from scratch and let him out and treat when he does go potty and back into the crate once he does. I know it is hard to do (we only did it for about 2 weeks). Other than that, maybe try and expen and when he is out, watch for the signs and grab him and put him on the pad before he goes. Also, use 1 phrase so he knows what he is supposed to do. You should wait and say the phrase as he is going so he associates it. Treat him each time as well. He catch on quickly and believe it or not, he will milk it for what it is worth. lol. He'll probably learn to pee a litte, treat and go back and do a little more, lol. They are smart and devious little boogers. :) |
I agree. Too much freedom at too young of an age. Go back to the basics. |
also can you tell me why coby still carries and odor around his eyes it stinks so bad i wash it with his oatmeal shampoo and i spray him with baby scent freshening spray...for puppys |
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well both the ears and his eyes smell like cheese when it spoils the eyes get wet then they stink and the stuff coming from them i guess tear leaking it causes his fur too smell and stick together.. his ears have a weird smell off and on but not as bad as his eyes hes always smell like this |
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There are probably 10 million posts on YT on potty training as it is so difficult with a Yorkie. It will take a ton of work/time on your part and your pup should not have free roam of your house. You need to setup a schedule and stick to it along with walks outside. Once inside he should be put in his x-pen with piddle pads and his crate. There are no instant fixes for this problem but with your commitment you can turn him around. Good Luck |
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well cobys not sick and he's still trying too eat it |
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Pups tend to put everything in their mouths, if he's actually eating the grass I would tell the vet about this as well. |
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So I am assuming that you are trying to piddle pad your little one since you don't take him outside? I know adult dogs will eat grass to settle their stomach's sometimes but he might just be learning about the big world outside. Have you never taken him for a walk? |
well i called his vet and she check him before for ear mites and other small bugs he had this smell ever sence i had him and he was check all over his body for bugs even in side his stomach and they check his poop he came back normal so i dont understand then also alot of yts stated there pups eyes smell too i dont get why a dogs eyes would smell this is weird? |
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i just use baby wipes 2x a day on there faces, just to keep them fresh and clean ;) between there baths. |
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