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Training Time? How long did it take you to train your Yorkie to use the litter box and also to ring the bell to signal he has to go outside? I started training my 8 month old to do this like 2 weeks ago but he still hasn't gotten the point. Do you think he will ever learn? |
yes he will learn , just give it time and be consistant with him.. |
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no i doubt he is slow, just keep at it and in no time, bam he will know everything.... when he does it right,, praise him till no end |
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lexi know pretty much everything except to come.. im working on that right now, using cheerios,, when i say lexi come she runs like a mad dog.. i think she finally got it, but i have to do it like on the beach or something cause the last time, she just bolted on me... she really has to get this one...its been like a week now, everyday i do this... |
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Please help!! I have been thinking it would be a good idea litterbox to train Lebron.. How do you do that?? Also I think the bell is a good idea also. Please help!! |
I tried the litter one time and all mine seemed to eat the balled up news paper that came with the kit. So I stopped using it and went to the washable pee pads. I have never tried the bell but sounds good from what I have heard. :) |
Question about the litter box.... I saw the dog litter box on Petsmart. There was also dog litter available, too. This may seem like a dumb question, but do you also use the dog litter in conjunction with the dog litter box? I was just wondering if the litter was necessary. Thank you! :D |
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At what age should they know sit, stay. come...I am working with Zoey who is 13 wks and with us only 1 1/2 wks, she thinks its fun and dances when I say sit...I guess I just keep working on it ??? When should they be doing all that stuff ?? |
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I'm sure all dogs are different, but the day I brought Oliver home I plopped him in the litter box (I used cat litter... I'm not sure if that may be the reason he won't eat it) and I just waited until he went pee. At that time he was mostly sleeping, eating, and peeing (7 weeks) so every 30 minutes or so I would do the routine.... Plop and wait. Plop and wait. Needless to say, this was time consuming and hard sometimes. Because he sleeps in a crate in the bathroom with his litter box he was able to (eventually) wake up when needed and use the box. After I noticed him doing it on his own I would just praise him and give him a treat, or play fetch with him. At about 3 months he had learned where the litter box was in the house (upstairs.... in the bathroom) and one day (about three weeks ago so he was a little over 3 months) he just decided to run upstairs and use the litter box. I was so amazed and so proud. We let him roam freely around the house now. He is almost 4 months old and since that AMAZING day three weeks ago he has only had one accident. I'm not sure why or how he learned so fast-- it has a lot to do with consistancy in the beginning! It's tough- but I'd love to know what works for you! |
With Sassi-she stays in a childs portable playpen during the day which has her litter box, food, bedding and toys. She goes in there fine during the day. When we are home together, I have to gate her off in the kitchen with her other box and stay with her until she goes and praise her and treat her. She has a problem when she is outside in the living room and dining room playing-she just goes in the dining room and does her business. If she does that I put her in the bathroom on "time out". She is 6 1/2 mos old and I have had her for 4 mos-are there any other suggestions out there or is patience truly a verture? |
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