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BarneyandBella 08-09-2011 03:35 PM
Missed poops on pee pads
 
Why does my 14 week old puppy go pee on her pee pad but not poop? Am I just not vigilant enough or will she get it soon?:confused: My husband's getting upset to find it on our rug as I clean it quickly with a pet spray. Any advice?:(

lovemy3babies 08-09-2011 03:57 PM
Hi!

Mine does just the opposite - she poops on the paper and pees on the floor (right next to the newspaper but not on it). Sorry I don't have any advice to help you because I still haven't figured out why mine does it yet.

But I'm sure someone will be along soon who can help you.

Have a wonderful evening.

ritapatt 08-09-2011 04:26 PM
Ziva will pee on her potty tray a few times before I change it- but if there is poop on it, it needs to be picked up before she will go back to the tray.Other wise she will circle around and than go next to it. (she is two and well trained but fussy about her likes). Luckily her tray is in the garage for when it's too rainy or dark to go outside.

cdra 08-12-2011 10:39 PM
My dog does the same. She is 5 months old. She will pee on the pad but not poop. I have the pad in a doggy litter box. Hopefully someone can provide some advice.

SweetPea53 08-12-2011 10:51 PM
Lil' Miss Izzie has to have seperate pads for her potty/poop.....she will use her potty pad a few times, but only use her poop pad one time and will not use it again unless it is poopless....I use the disposable pads for the poop and the cloth washable ones for her potty...

Maximo 08-13-2011 05:52 AM
When Max was a pup, he insisted on a fresh pad to poop. In fact, he went through a stage where the pad had to be changed every time he peed.

Could be that your pup doesn't want to use a soiled pad, or doesn't want the poop on the pad. Make sure to dispose of the poop right away. That seems to be very important to my boys, that it is taken care of immediately. They both prefer to go outdoors if possible.

cdra 08-13-2011 06:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Maximo (Post 3632869)
When Max was a pup, he insisted on a fresh pad to poop. In fact, he went through a stage where the pad had to be changed every time he peed.

Could be that your pup doesn't want to use a soiled pad, or doesn't want the poop on the pad. Make sure to dispose of the poop right away. That seems to be very important to my boys, that it is taken care of immediately. They both prefer to go outdoors if possible.
That could be part of the problem. I pick poop up off the floor right away but I'm thinking she may not want to step on the pee on the pad to go poop. I don't want to have to change pads everytime she pees. That would be such a waste. I was thinking of getting the washable pads which I heard are much more absorbent. MaybE she won't mind those.

Thanks for the advice.

Maximo 08-13-2011 07:25 AM
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Originally Posted by cdra (Post 3632919)
That could be part of the problem. I pick poop up off the floor right away but I'm thinking she may not want to step on the pee on the pad to go poop. I don't want to have to change pads everytime she pees. That would be such a waste. I was thinking of getting the washable pads which I heard are much more absorbent. MaybE she won't mind those.

Thanks for the advice.
I did waste a lot of pads in the beginning, and still do by most standards, but it is well worth having good potty habits and not having to clean the floor (cleaning products are more expensive than pads or washing pads). ;)

DJDB 08-13-2011 10:54 AM
To train to go on pads you have to cover the entire area where the dog is with pads, then slowly take them away until there is one left. Puppies should never be given full run of your house until completely trained. Cordon off the dog in a small enough area to cover. Maybe once a week take one pad away.

cdra 08-13-2011 01:23 PM
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Originally Posted by DJDB (Post 3633177)
To train to go on pads you have to cover the entire area where the dog is with pads, then slowly take them away until there is one left. Puppies should never be given full run of your house until completely trained. Cordon off the dog in a small enough area to cover. Maybe once a week take one pad away.

That's how we started. We were down to just one pad then I introduced the litter box. Now she won't poop in it. Although she did once this morning. Another obstacle is that she won't poop for up to 5 hrs after she eats. That alone makes training difficult.

Maximo 08-13-2011 02:00 PM
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Originally Posted by cdra (Post 3633314)
That's how we started. We were down to just one pad then I introduced the litter box. Now she won't poop in it. Although she did once this morning. Another obstacle is that she won't poop for up to 5 hrs after she eats. That alone makes training difficult.
All dogs are different and will establish their own rhythm for when they need to poop. My 2 boys have different needs and I have learned when their time is. Both go in the morning, Teddy again in the afternoon, Max after dinner, and then Teddy again before bedtime.

Don't think of it in terms of being tied to meals. Look at the big picture, the entire day. Establishing a routine for mealtimes and activity (walks are beneficial) each day helps establish your pup's body rhythm so that you can anticipate potty times.

Valenie 08-13-2011 02:04 PM
I have to place pads two of them side by side Tibbs will pee on one and poop on the other....Miss Bella well she just goes where ever she wants.....good luck :D

Maximo 08-13-2011 02:05 PM
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Originally Posted by cdra (Post 3633314)
That's how we started. We were down to just one pad then I introduced the litter box. Now she won't poop in it. Although she did once this morning. Another obstacle is that she won't poop for up to 5 hrs after she eats. That alone makes training difficult.
I should ask how old your pup is. Keep in mind that your pup will have much greater control over her body as she matures. Teddy was over a year old before he could control his body and be more flexible about his pooping time.

cdra 08-13-2011 04:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Maximo (Post 3633361)
I should ask how old your pup is. Keep in mind that your pup will have much greater control over her body as she matures. Teddy was over a year old before he could control his body and be more flexible about his pooping time.
Roxy is only 5 months. I think she's actually doing well for her age. Im hoping she picks up on going pee and poo in the litter box on the pads only. Hopefully Patience and consistency will pay off in the long run.

Maximo 08-13-2011 04:39 PM
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Originally Posted by cdra (Post 3633528)
Roxy is only 5 months. I think she's actually doing well for her age. Im hoping she picks up on going pee and poo in the litter box on the pads only. Hopefully Patience and consistency will pay off in the long run.
:thumbup::thumbup: She is very young. You have the perfect attitude to guarantee success: patience and consistency. Always praise her for good potties. Throw a little party, give her a kibble treat, and make it something you both look forward to. :)

oliver44 08-13-2011 05:01 PM
:aimeeyork:aimeeyork:love::love::love: think a lot of us would love a pat answer. my ollie is almost 2 yrs old, i have a doggie door (my saving grace). if you are able, get one!!!!! i use doggie pads when i am not home because i am afraid to let my 2 dogs out when i am gone for more than a few min. it has taken 18 mos or so & they are better but not perfect with pee pads. very odd ,they poop close to the pads often. i am thrilled when i see poop on the pads. outside is best if you can swing that. good luck!!!!!!!!!!! even with all the mess i wouldn't trade my ollie for anything. he is so loyal & so dependent. love yorkies wish i could have more!!!

DJDB 08-14-2011 11:25 AM
No two dogs are alike. For all the talk I've heard about dogs having to go poop within 5 - 30 minutes after eating, this is totally not the case for our dog. He does not eat UNTIL he's gone poop. Just took a week or so to figure this out. Now I have his schedule down pat.

cdra 08-14-2011 01:46 PM
I'm learning my pups schedule now that I've made some necessary adjustments to her diet. She's eating natures variety instinct kibble and the raw medallions. She poops 3x a day and eats twice a day. So far so good.

I live in an Apartment in Chicago so a doggy door is not an option for us. I prefer to take her outside to poop but it gets very cold out here in the winter and I haven't been home on a consistent schedule to take her out. The paper training is going well so far.

ronjeniajoye 08-14-2011 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted by BarneyandBella (Post 3628631)
Why does my 14 week old puppy go pee on her pee pad but not poop? Am I just not vigilant enough or will she get it soon?:confused: My husband's getting upset to find it on our rug as I clean it quickly with a pet spray. Any advice?:(
My Sophie is 4mos. and she hate to poop if it is full of pee-pee. She hate 2 step in a wet spot if she has 2 poop then she will do it on the outside of her crate. I just make sure I keep changing her wee wee pads.


:aimeeyork Love my Sophie :aimeeyork

nychelse 08-16-2011 06:18 PM
Goog luck with training. She will do great with your optimistic outlook!

cdra 08-18-2011 06:41 AM
So I wanted to try the potty patch but since I already bought the litter box and a new box of 200 pads I didn't want to spend the $ on it. I made one myself. I bought some fake grass and zip tied it to a piece of egg crate which is like a grate. I cut this down to size and put it in the litter box over the puppy pad. She's ped in it twice and pooped in this morning. The poop wasn't completely solid so now I'm grossed out but at least she like it. I'll do the necessary cleaning.

BarneyandBella 08-21-2011 02:19 PM
I think Bella's poop accidents are solved!!!:) She pees on her pad but pooped mostly in the same spot so I put a pad in that spot and she poops on it. Yaaaaa! I have 2 pee pads but I heard from others thats what some dogs prefer. There was no rhyme or reason to the timing of when she poops just the location. Some dogs need 2 pee pads. Hope you guys have similar success!

Quebella 10-22-2013 08:35 AM
For BarneyandBella
 
They say that a dog does not poop and pee in the same place. I don't know if that is an old wives tale but that's what I heard. On the other hand I'm having a problem with my 21 month old yorkie who pees on the pad and poops on the floor. But there have been times when she has done both on the pad. I won't let her out of her pen unless she does both.

You have to be more strong minded than they are and not let them manipulate you. Even with their cuteness!

cherry14 10-22-2013 10:00 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by DJDB (Post 3633177)
To train to go on pads you have to cover the entire area where the dog is with pads, then slowly take them away until there is one left. Puppies should never be given full run of your house until completely trained. Cordon off the dog in a small enough area to cover. Maybe once a week take one pad away.

Really? We just carried Cherry over to the pad each time we saw her squat. After she peed/pooped on the pad, we would praise her and pet her.
She still has an accident every now and then, but almost every single pee is on a pad (we have 3 around the house downstairs), and most poops.
Maybe we just got super lucky with an easy to train pup. Knock on wood!!

Zoey Zendaya 10-22-2013 07:21 PM
Funny poor babies
 
I read to LEAVE poop on pad or put it there. They go back to that spot and sniff it and say" OHHH, THAT'S where I left it!" And poop there again!


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