My dog is 7 months old. She will not pee when I take her out unless it is 3 am. She isnt house broken?

Question

and she is a lab/chihuahua mix.

Answer 1

But a bell on your door and every time you take her out too pee ring the bell and over the period of a couple weeks she will pick up that if she rings the bell she goes out to pee. Try giving her a treat when she does pee that is a positive reinforcement for a dog. Trust me on the bell thing it worked like a charm, we have a 6month golden retriever and he knows that the bell means business.

Answer 2

It is completly normal. It will take about 2 months to get your dog to really understand when to go pee. Right now, your dog is young so she pees a lot and often. Eventually, she will be capable of holding herself in. What you need to do is keep your dog in a cage for about 1 week every night. Make your alarm go on at 2-3 am so she can go have her pee. In the morning, as soon as you wake up, she will get exited to see you and she will want to pee again, just bring her outside again. do this at every 4-5 hours. Every time your about to bring her outside , let her know that she'e going outside to pee... tell her over and over again "your going peeing", "Its time to go pee".....be shure to say "pee" alot so that she recognize the word later on. If she 's not peeing, tell her "pee" and stay outside until she does.
IMPORTANT: give her a treat everytime she pees outside when you bring her. This for about 2-3 months.

GOOD LUCK!

Answer 3

Pick several times each day to let her out. If she's going to be unattended for awhile, put her in a dog crate (you can find them at your local pet store). After she eats or drinks, take her out. (Don't feed her after she urinates or eliminates.)

This is what we did with our dog. Orginally, I thought it would be cruel to put her in a crate, but she actually seemed to like it. Since she slept in it at night, we kept a dog bed in a small portion of the crate and lined the rest with newsprint. We rarely punished her for "messing" in the house -only when we'd just taken her outside and it was obviously a deliberate act. When we gave our dog a routine, it really seemed to help the house-training -wake up, go outside; breakfast, go outside; lunch, go outside; dinner, go outside; go outside just before bedtime.

Answer 4

you have to train her, you have to take a treat with you, let her know you've got a treat, and then keep telling her to make peepee.... when she makes peepee, give her a treat! then change the time! don't give her a treat for going at 3am, it's a long process, but it's just a change of routine, and dogs love routine.

Answer 5

hi
1. house brake her
2. go out side when you are ready if she does not go then walk in side and put her away then when you are ready to try again then get her out and do it and it might take a while but she will make it a routine!!!

Answer 6

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