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hello all just joined the forum and am just saying hello, have a 15 week old yorkie pup, finding it hard to work out when she needs outside to go potty though. very little is done in the house, any tips. |
I am not the best to answer that. I have 4 and they all still have accidents. They key is keeping her confined when you can't watch her. Start looking for signs she gives just before going ie sniffing ground, running around in circles. You can give her a little treat when she goes and lots of praise. She is still very young but with persistence and a careful watch she will get it. You will find a lot of tips on training here. |
Let it out very frequently, and praise it constantly when you have success. You will still have some accidents along the way. Confinement, frequent visits to the outdoors, and praise. |
welcome! my little one is 11 months old and still hasn't mastered telling us when she has to go out! We've done the bell at the door, an actual doggie door bell, treats at the door...you name it! Our shepherd had mastered the bell in a few tries! Other than when she first wakes up, whether crated or in bed with me..the rest of the day is spent as a guessing game or looking for signs...and her signs can be confusing!! lol |
Natalie don't tell me when she has to go out. Thank goodness she is piddle pad trained but she still has accidents and she is a year old. Just be consistant and watch for signs. Natalie runs around in circles before she goes potty. |
Mine sniffs the ground. I rush her over to her piddle pad. She is still working it out though...she is almost 4 months. |
hi and welcome. Consistency and watching them every second. Praise and treats when they go where they should. Good luck! |
:welcome4: I have bells that hang from the doorknob and I have trained mine to ring when she needs to go out. It works well for us. Patience and consistency- confine her to a smaller space to start and working your way up. Take her out frequently and have her ring the bells on your way out...praise with treats and pretty soon she will begin ringing on her own. Then you have to take her out immediately to her potty area and praise praise praise with yummy treats if she goes potty. It takes time but she will get it! :D |
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Sophie was 3 years old and still had an accident from time to time but she was finally coming to me and whining when she wanted to go out. Scooter had a bad day today because I was very busy so I blame myself. You have to take them out a lot when they are first learning and they have such small bladders. Just have patience it takes time. Try a treat and a whole lot of praise. It seems to be working for Scooter. |
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Hi and welcome to YT. I am currently potty training my 5 1/2 month old. I crate her at night and when nobody is home and so far she hasnt messed in her crate. We take her out first thing when she comes out of the crate and before she goes into the crate, everytime she goes outside I say "go pee pee" and she gets a treat when she goes potty outside. Sometimes she will have an accident but she is still learning, when she has an accident I show her what she has done and say "naughty" then put her straight outside and continue with the "go pee pee" command. She dosnt make a noise when she needs to go out but I can tell because she starts to get restless e.g. wandering around and sniffing the floor, if I ask her "want pee pee?" she usually runs to the back door. In time they will learn but it can take a lot of patience. Good luck. |
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