Dog Training 6 Months Old
How do you get your 6 month old, female dog, potty trained?
Shes been having a real problem.
Puppy Pads dont work.
So I would like some help.
Please, and thank you.
Put some puppy pads and/or newspaper near the door anyway. If she has an accident in the house ~ pick up poop w/ a paper towel & put it on the paper & take a puppy pad & dip it in her pee to get the scent on it, but first take her to sniff the poop/pee in area not allowed to use bathroom & you don’t have to be too mean, just firm & annoyed ~ say NO! Bad!! Then take her to the paper area & make her sniff it & say YAY! GOOD!! YAY POO POO POTTY & all that junk. lol
Take her paws & move her to the motion of scratching the front door while excitedly saying, WANNA GO OUT? WANNA GO POTTY?! WHOOHOOO POTTY OUTSIDE WHOOO! lol Act like it’s the event of the century. lol Toss some of her poop outside too so when you take her out, she will smell it & maybe get the clue.
It can be a pain in the butt, but really you need to take her out pretty frequently & always praise her & maybe give a treat when she goes outside. Maybe even hold the treats & leash by the door when you try to train her to scratch & let you know when she wants out. Anytime she does, make sure you take her when she scratches & reward her right then.
Keep her in a cage while you are gone until she gets potty trained. Crate training is a little easier. The first year is hard, it takes ALOT of patience & repetition for any dog owner.
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