How do you get your yellow lab potty trained.?

Question

i have a clicker and alot of small treats.

Answer 1

Kennel Training First and foremost, buy a kennel. This is as important as the toys the leash and the food dish. Kennel training is the easiest and most effective way to housebreak your puppy. Not to mention it will save you hundreds in cleaning bills and damage to your personal property. Forget all you that you have heard that kenneling a puppy is cruel. By providing a kennel for your puppy you are actually catering to his natural instinct as a den animal. Depending on your puppy’s breed, choose a kennel that can accommodate the puppy as a full grown dog. You will be surprised how much your mature dog will utilize their kennel as a place of refuge or just as a place to hang out years down the road. Whatever you do don’t use the kennel as a place to punish your pup. Make the kennel a fun and safe place your puppy will want to be.
Make a feeding and watering schedule,and take the puppy out after sleeping, eating, drinking and playing. Remember to Praise, Praise, Praise. After every outside trip make a big deal. Scratch under his chin and give him a treat. Don’t scold your puppy for accidents unless you catch them in the act. Puppy’s memory capacity is small. He will have no idea why he is being punished after the fact.

Answer 2

This is what we did for my dogs and I hope your dog is still a puppy or this is going to be a lot harder.

1. Bring the dog outside when you first wake up and right before you go to bed so they can go.

2. Whenever they go outside be sure to praise them and let them know they did a good thing.

3. Whenever they do go to the bathroom inside make sure you show them where they went, scoldt hem, and put them in the create for a while or make them sit outside which ever is more of a punishment to them.

Eventually they will catch on if they dont then try something else or ask your vet.

Good luck

and you dont really need the clicker for potty training

Answer 3

Crate training is the best invention ever!!! I had my puppy housetrained by the second day. After they eat or drink anything, you put them in the crate for 30 minutes to an hour, that way the DEFINATELY have to go when they get out. When you let them out of the crate, you take them outside immediately and they learn that that is where they are supposed to go. Also, it "empties" them, so you know they are somewhat trustworthy and aren't going to have an accident inside the house for the next 30 minutes to an hour at least. Depending on how old your puppy is and how long he can hold it, I would take him out again at 30 minute intervals after he gets out of the crate and goes out that first time--just don't give him the opportunity to have an accident in the house. Hope this helps!

Answer 4

took her outside every 2 hours