dont feed him for a long time and then give him food for whatever he does for you...
2006-10-30 11:05:58
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answered by Anonymous
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Crate training is one of the most efficient and effective ways to train a dog. The single most important aspect of dog and puppy training is that you reward and praise your dog or puppy each and every time she does the right thing. For example: praise her when she chews her own toys instead of the couch or eliminates outside instead of in the house. The more time you spend with your puppy or dog, the quicker and easier it will be to train her.
The key to house training is to establish a routine that increases the chances that your dog will eliminate in the right place in your presence, so that she can be praised and rewarded; and decreases the chances that your dog will eliminate in the wrong place so that she will not develop bad habits.
It is important that you make provisions for your dog when you are not home. Until your dog is housetrained, she should not be allowed free run of your house. Otherwise, she will develop a habit of leaving piles and puddles anywhere and everywhere. Confine her to a small area such as a kitchen, bathroom or utility room that has water/stain resistant floors. Confinement is NOT crate training.
2006-10-30 19:38:01
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answered by sexyme 2
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Get a crate just large enough for the dog to stand up, turn around and lay down. Keep the puppy in the crate when you are away, or when you cannot pay attention. This is not cruel, dogs become very comfortable with a crate and consider it home after awhile. When you have him/her out of the crate pay attention to him. He will signal when he has to go, circle around sniff etc. Then take him out immediately and praise him when he goes outside. Also, he almost always has to go about 1/2 hr to 45 mins after eating, when he wakes up etc. Take him out then and again the praise. A dog is safe in a crate, and so is the house he lives in. Do this until he is housebroken, of course getting larger crates as he grows, but don't give him a crate big enough to potty at one end and then move to the other. Dogs do not like to sit or lay in the own mess. Good luck.
2006-10-30 19:15:43
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answered by irongrama 6
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i train dogs for a job so i am the person to ask.
if the puppy is peeing on the carpet or in the house then what you should do is find out where it pees the most and set up some paper then just work with it if you see it peeing then just go up to it and say no but work the word NO into its brain so it knows what it means
2006-10-30 19:48:59
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answered by that person 2
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You'll have to spend a couple of days with the dog 24 hours a day. Watch where he goes and just before he's able to lift his leg, take him out. After he goes outside, positive reinforcement.
2006-10-31 12:16:33
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answered by Ms. K 4
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try buying some training mats, theyr suposed 2 give of a sent that tells dogs to pee there.
2006-10-30 20:34:00
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answered by KAT 1
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You can go to the store and get a Dog pad. You can get them at any Pet Store or at Wal-mart ... Or get a garbege bag tear it open and put it on the floor taped and place he on it...
2006-10-30 19:11:43
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answered by kurt2006 2
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i tie mines with a leash to the area i want him to pee or poop i place a wee wee pad and newspaper on the side place him on it and say pee pee and he does it but you gotta do it everyday mines still has accidents but not as much as when he first came he had the whole carpet as his toilet--good luck and dont give up ur pup
2006-10-30 19:08:33
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answered by Lexi_Corp213 3
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i can tell you what i did it took some work but i took my dog out every 2 hours, i took a nice snack with me and every time she went outside i gave her the treat she now gose out no problem.
2006-10-30 19:14:47
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answered by Anonymous
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