I have a 3 month old puppy and he will not go potty out side. He poops inside even if he has been out side.?

Answer 1

Take his poop after he goes, and put it outside. Then show it too him and reward him with a treat.

DO this a few times, and everytime he goes outside, give him a treat. He will get it.

Answer 2

when he poops inside firmly scold him but DONT YELL! show him and tell him in a low voice where his"potty" is. when he does go outside reward him with dog treats but not people food otherwise you'll start with other problems. if you puppy is scared, outside walk with him every day around your block or longer walks to get him used to the outdoors, praising him with dog treats when he goes "potty". good luck!

Answer 3

Don't give up, just keep at it. I have several dogs and they have all been different when it comes to house training. My Chihuahua is by far the worst. She is over a year old and still gives me a hard time of it. She will not go out to use the bathroom if it's raining or even remotely wet on the ground. Just don't give up.

Answer 4

A puppy that young may be scared outside and not feel "safe" enough to do it out there. I have seen "Puppy Pads" in the supermarket, maybe you can place one down for him right in front of the house, I think it's the scent that will attract him.

Answer 5

we used these blue pad things to potty train our dog and my friend crates her dog at night until their puppy is trained. it will probably take a while before your puppy learns depending on the breed and the personality of the puppy it could take anywhere from 2 months to 6 months
it takes a while so keep training him and he will learn eventually, good luck

Answer 6

I have a 7mo old beagle. He knows to go pee outside but he poops inside. I take him outside after he eats and say good boy, good job and good Gizmo. But he will not poop. We come back in and 5mins later he trys to poop if I catch him I pick him up and run outside for a hour but he will hold it until we go back inside. Im trying the crate but he just crys and barks. I live in an apartment so I can leave him outside until he goes please help!

Answer 7

Unfortunately, puppies don’t usually come housetrained. You must realize that over the next few weeks YOU will need much patience and time to house train your puppy correctly.

If you want your pup to go to the bathroom outside, you need to pay attention to the times that he will be needing to use the bathroom. Activities like eating, drinking, playing and waking up from naps will all stimulate your pup to go. When he needs to go outside, it helps if you condition him by saying "outside" or "out" in a high-pitched tone of voice, just to get him used to the idea of where he is going. He will soon learn what you mean and that it is time to go to the bathroom.

You must establish where you want your puppy to eliminate. To do this correctly, you have to go outside with your pup every time he needs to go to the bathroom. By your being there, you can easily praise him as soon as he begins to sniff or squat to urinate. You need to praise him in a high-pitched tone of voice, so that he feels he is pleasing you each time he eliminates.

Another consideration in housetraining your puppy is controlled by when you feed your puppy. Most puppies eliminate within just a few minutes of their meals, so as soon as your puppy moves away from his food bowl, or after 10 minutes, whichever comes first, pick up the food bowl, and then immediately take him outside. Make sure to praise him quickly and soon because praising that comes after he is done, even after 10 seconds, does no good.

The challenging part of housetraining is keeping your pup from eliminating inside the house. When you must leave it is a good idea to use a puppy crate for confinement. It is essential to get a crate that is only big enough for your puppy to lay down in comfortably. You can't expect a puppy to hold his urine more than 4 hours at the beginning, so long stays in the crate would not be appropriate. If your schedule makes it impossible to be home within 4 hours, then don't use a crate- instead use a small bathroom or utility room. Lay papers in the corner most likely to be used for elimination. But use the crate as often as you can for shorter times away from home as you will get the best training that way. (House Breaking - Part 2)

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Answer 8

You need to train your dog, you need to make sure that it nows you are the boss, and it needs to listen to you, you can look on some dog websites for more help, you can go to Google and type in DOG TRAINING

Answer 9

OH MY PUPPY IS A BLUE HEELER TOO. I LOVE HER. SO CUTE, GOOD LUCK THOUGH. AND THANK GOD MINE KNOWS WHERE TO POOP.

Answer 10

DONT BEAT HIM!!! bring his poo outside and give him praise when he follows you to the sopt you bring it.......it will take a few.........next q do you spend time with him.......ALOT OF TIME??