How do I stop my 11month old puppy from pooing at night?

Answer 1

you take (not let) him out last thing at night, say 11pm. You also feed him no later than middday so he has time to empty his bowels in the afternoon. Leave water available at all times though.

Answer 2

I don't feed any of my dogs later than 5pm, my 8 month old GSD pup has been completely clean at night for at least 3 months, you need to physically take your pup into the garden as late as possible, at about 11pm maybe and don't go indoors until the 'deed' is done, I still go out with my pup and encourage her although she knows the routine and does it automatically, but in the past I have walked around and around the garden until I am dizzy until she performed, it pays off in the end!
EDIT
When I say don't feed after 5pm, that includes treats.

Answer 3

Don't feed it after 5 pm. That is a rule at our house and none of our dogs poop at night. We also take the puppy out before bed time to ensure she goes and has plenty of time and is not rushed. Sometimes after peeing they have to think about pooping and pick the perfect spot.

Crate training will also help. Our puppy is crate trained and does not go in her crate at night. And our other two dogs are a lot older, crate training was done years ago. They never poop at night.

Answer 4

Hello!
How I got my puppy to quit was to not give her anything to eat after 6:00 pm. So she had time to get her food or treats digested and on their way out. Then I let her out during the evening and before I went to bed. And she stopped. If you feed a puppy later into the evening, they will need to "go" during the night.
Good luck and enjoy your puppy! :)

Answer 5

It's wise not to feed any later then 5pm or 6 as if your pup is fed later then it wont be fully digested.Maybe take him to the vets for a health check up to make sure he is healthy.

Answer 6

take him out last thing before bed. Don't just send him out, go with him and reward him if he poops outside. Then crate train him. Put him into a crate at night. When you take him out in the morning, take him immediately outside.

Don't let a dog go outside by themselves and assume the dog has pottied, especially young dogs. They often get distracted and forgot to poop.

Answer 7

Try taking it out on a every day schedule.
It some times helps when stopping feeding one hour before your bed time most dogs have to go 15to 20 minutes after they eat.
take him/her out before you lay down at night and see if it help you.

Answer 8

put the litle guy in a small kennel over night. This is called crate training. He will learn reall quick not to poop where he sleeps .When you let him out ov the kennel take him straight outside to potty. He should catch on.If he poops in his kennel let him sit in it for a litle while so he learns.

Answer 9

i personally am having a similar concern.. My Jack Russell used to pee and fizz in the living house too. we fairly began writing down at the same time as he would go in the living house and began taking him out at those circumstances. Do you've your domestic dog fixed? using the indisputable fact that calmed my domestic dog down lots. also attempt those domestic dog pads and position them the position she is going. My canines fairly didnt like them before everything although the subsequent time he pooed I were given paper towel picked up his poo made him sniff the poo placed it on the domestic dog pad, then made him sniff the poo on the domestic dog pad and now he is going on the domestic dog pad.. Then I only inched in closer and in route of the door and now my canines is going pee and fizz outdoors.. significant ingredient is habitual.. keep them on a similar time table on a daily basis and your canines will be potty experienced very quickly. also, in case you loose feed your canines *meaning leaving nutrition on the floor in any respect circumstances of the day* actually feeding her 2 circumstances *once in the morning and once at evening* would help potty prepare her. also.. You cant dicipline the canines in case you didnt seize them in the act. Yelling at your canines or putting your canines in the crate 2 minutes or quarter-hour after the very truth isnt going to assist. you ought to seize them in the act. I stuck my canines peeing one time.. Gave it a touch smack on the butt stated no, took him outdoors enable him end peeing presented him interior and then placed him in his crate for 10 minutes and that took about a week for him to seize on that hes no longer meant to pee in the living house..

Answer 10

you can't stop her but encourage her to go to the loo before you go to and then have set places where you have put news paper where she is allowed to poo and gradually she will with rewards for going to the toilet outside rather than in she will want to go outside to go to the toilet and then you can gradually make it so she doesn't get any rewards but she goes to the toilet outside out of habit