how to train my dogs?

Question

i have tryed to train my dogs to go to the toilet and they keep going in my house they r 7 months old now please help me i cant stand it

Answer 1

I hour walk and they will poop like they never had before!!! Walking moves their bowels and trains their systems for specific times just like an alarm clock .Be Stern and snap your fingers or swat their butt or grab their neck when they start circling to poop and lay them down, then after 5 minutes of them laying down/walk them. Watch dog whisperer!!

Answer 2

it would be very difficult if you're not around when they do it and if you have more than I dog not toilet trained and inside the house.

never let them loose in the house free to do their thing unless they are toilet trained already.

OK here's what you do:
after meals (they usually poo after meals, it's a gastro-intestinal reflex), make it a practice to walk the dog/s outside to where you want him to poo. Give him time. When he does, praise him like you're so excited with a happy tone telling him "GOOD DOG, (his name)!!!" and a good rub/patting. Do that everytime. He will relate in his mind that pooing outside gives him great pleasure, apart from the act itself.
If when inside the house, he starts to position himself to do his thing, immediately bring him outside, not letting him continue the act. Saying in a disappointed tone "BAD!". Walk him around his poo area, and give him time. When he does it, praise him again.
It is very important that from now on, you will never let him do it inside the house. Always bring him out. Praise him everytime he does it right.
It is important to never let him free without supervision inside the house for the training period.
You do not want him to think that its okay. You are programming him to never do it inside, only outside.

DONTs:
Don't punish the dog after it has pooed inside the house. In his mind, past is past, and he really wouldn't know what he's punished for.
Don't push his head/nose onto his poo to punish him for what he did. He really won't understand it. And it's stupid.
Don't let him feel it's okay to do it inside by ignoring him doing it there.
Don't be impatient. He/they will learn in time.

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Answer 3

The trick is to keep an eye on them always. use baby gates or closed doors to keep them in the room you are in. When they start to sniff & circle wisk them outside & when they poo or pee - praise, praise, praise (yes theis means you go with them). If you have a problem with them sneaking off dehind the sofa you can use the umbilical cord method, tying a leash to your belt, to keep track of them. When you can't keep an eye on them put them in a crate or baby gate them in a bathroom or kitchen.

If you have buzy houshold & you worry that you won't see a sudle "I need out" signal, try teaching them to ring a bell. hang a bell off the doornob. Ring the bell before you open the door. Every time. Coax them to sniff (and hopefully ring) the bell, if nessary with treats held at the bells when they ring it open the door (and praise. They usually catch on fast that the bell ringing opens the door

Answer 4

serah the internet for a personal trainer. Or get the RSPCA to train the dog.

Answer 5

PLZ U DONT TRY
LET THE TRAINER DO THE JOB

There are many trainers around you at reasonable prices.

Contact ur veteranarian about more details.

Answer 6

leave them outside all day, then let them in house. when they pee, put face in their pee and firmly NO. dogs get what you say, get used to their patterns, usually go four times a day. Want a biscuit, lets go for a walk, you have to go the bathroom? They will learn these phrases and learn to go outside

Answer 7

most people say if a dog aint trained by 6 mnth it aint guna train

Answer 8

are u a dog?
ok,
come to me, i will train u

Answer 9

it's always difficult without professional help. They will teach you what to do and how to do it.

Answer 10

if they dont listen shove a twinkie up their @$$