How do i toilet train my little male dog to only go outside.??

Question

I have this little chiuwana dog 8,.pounds ,.28 dog years old ., i m having a hard time toilet training him,.,.........
can anyone help,.,.???

Answer 1

DO NOT stick his nose or face in it.. GAWD where do some of these people learn this stuff...

Giving the dogs true age would help a lot. Whats a chiuwana? Do you mean chihuahua or is it a fancy name for a mix? Small dogs are harder to train, especially Chihuahua's.

You have to keep the dog near you, tethering it to you helps, And using the crate when you cannot watch him also helps. Take him out often and praise him when he goes outside.

If he goes inside, ignore it, take him out and then clean it up. Scolding only makes them fear you, especially rubbing their nose in in their own poo and pee, that is just abuse in my opinion. I have never in my life had to train a dog that way..

If the dog is not fixed, go get him neutered, that will also help.. You can also get belly bands so if he does have an accident it will go in the pad and not on the furniture or floor.
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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

28 dog years, so that's 3 years old according to the newer system, same as mine. An adult is slightly harder than a puppy to housebreak, since it's a little harder to guess when the dog has to pee. Since your dog is small, I'd take the same procedures though.

A crate is a must for housebreaking. Get a crate that gives your dog some space but not too much space. Let the dog become familiar with it, and let him sleep in it. A crate is a home for a dog, and they won't mess where they sleep. Fill it with toys so he will associate crate time with fun time and look forward to it. Leave him in the crate, making sure that he has plenty of the toys in there. A kong toy with treats, peanutbutter, and kibble will keep him entertained trying to get the food inside.

Every three hours take him outside and take him to where you'd like him to keep peeing at. If you wish, you can keep saying "pee" or "poop" so he associates the word with it and can do it on command later. When he succeeds, praise him, and put him back in his crate. If you want, switch some toys in there with different ones.

Repeat the proccess until finally your dog understands to go outside.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

We took our dog to school and clicker trained him. They didn't train him in this but he knew he would get a treat of the clciker went off so if he went (even on accident out side ) I would use the clicker and give him a treat them he would try and go again if he did i gave him a nother treat. It only took a few days.

Answer 7

I have found that positive reinforcement works best. Establish a routine of walking your dog to let him know how important it is to go outside. I take my dogs out every morning and afternoon. This is hard to do with smaller esp. male dogs but its possible.

Answer 8

Take him after every meal, every sleep and every time he has played. Try taking him at least once every hour and see what happens. Make him feel safe outside, so go with him - dont leave him alone, it might make him feel unsafe. A dog will always do his business where he feels safe...
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Answer 9

When he pees inside, this is what you do: Stick hes face really close to the poop or pee and tell him hes a bad boy then stick him in him outside for 10 mins. It wont take long in till he stops.

Answer 10

when the dog potties. rub there noise in it,,take a newspaper, and soak it up, and put it near there cage,or box, that is where they will learn to pottie, take a nother newspaper and get a bit of there pottie on it and slowly move it to the door that you will be taking your pug out to pottie,,it wont happen in a day you have to take your time..it is like paper training your dog,,