how to get my jack russell to stop peeing in the house? and bitting?

Question

ok i have an 8 weeks old jack russell. he pees all over the house more lately than when we first got him. when we take him outta the crate we put him outside immediately and hell go but then come back in and do it more. how do i stop this? and how do i stop him from bitting constantly?

Answer 1

They are the most tenacious dogs on the planet. They will keep biting forever if you don't show that you are the dominant. Hold the dog on the ground (on its side) with its head pushed down too. Wait until it sighs to show it has relinquished control to you. This may take a while. Mine would struggle for twenty minutes before she gave up. Now she doesn't struggle at all when I lay her down, which is also good for trimming toe-nails etc...

Answer 2

At 8 weeks old, he's not quite old enough for potty training. You should put wee-wee pads inside the house when he does pee inside. However, you should check his feeding schedule - based on that you should be able to come up with a walking schedule. Take him outside and don't come back in until he pees and poos. Also, if he does like to use the wee wee pads, you can bring them outside and put the wee wee pad on the ground. Gradually, take about the wee wee pad.

In terms of biting, he's probably just teething. Wet a cloth and freeze it, then give him the cold wet cloth to bite instead.

Answer 3

Mine used to do this too, he grew out of it, make sure he gets praised and a treat when he goes outside. My JRT only stopped peeing in the house when I put him on Burns food, even now if I change is food he pees on the floor at night. Seems to me he is confused about the right place to go or maybe doing it for attention. The bitting thing he grew out of too, squeal high pitched loudly and he will soon learn to stop doing it. When mine does bad things I bang 2 saucepan lids together nearby, he soon stops ( not close to the ear though)

Answer 4

I have a jack russell mix and he also does this, I put mine in time out in his bed and it has helped alot with the peeing, now for the biting.

Answer 5

I unquestionably have a pup additionally that I purely have been given a pair of month in the past. She is 3 months previous now. that isn't the comparable form of canines which you have, mine is a coon hound and st Bernard combination. in any case she has performed quite sturdy with the going exterior to the bathing room for the main section. I did a brilliant number of learn on the excellent training on a thank you to coach a coon hound with the aid of fact she is often that. So my advice from what I unquestionably have found out is to learn on a thank you to coach Joey. additionally they have pup pads which could help, even nevertheless i do no longer them. in case you notice he starts thinking around no longer headed for something particular like foodstuff/water/ toys take him out facet and see if he will poop. that's what I unquestionably have observed approximately my little woman Sophia. while she has to bypass she sits by ability of the door or she wonders around, like she is lost. wish this enables and sturdy success with potty training

Answer 6

Like any dog train them, but definitely break him now or you will have problems down the road. My friends Jack Russel would crap in their bed.

Answer 7

your puppy needs to be sternly trained....... specially the jack russle... they can be a handful.... as for the biting you can try a spray bottle ... with cold water in it and keep on him with it.. as for the peeing all over your going to have to maybe confine him to a smaller area in your house with papers or pp pads or litter if hes pping in the house you might as well train him to go in the right spot. good luck

Answer 8

get him a litter box...it works great for me