How to make my dog stop laying on the trainning pad?

Question

My dog sleeps on the pee wee pad and pee on the wood floor.

Answer 1

get a pinch collar for your dog and every time he lays on it give it a little jerk. :)

Answer 2

you may have to crate train your dog all over again. I would first move the pad to another location and put a pillow or towel down in that spot for your dog to lay when loose. He may like that location to rest. Now move the pad away from the sleeping area, food and box. If you can get a time as to when the dog pees after drinking then start taking it to the pad at those times or just soon after drinking. Make the dog stay on the pad for a bit and repeat 'pee pee' or what ever word you use. DO NOT use this as a play area or sleeping area. Pee and poo ONLY. Take the dog to this spot every time it pees even if it just used it on the floor and repeat the command. Praise when done correctly. Do not yell as this will only scare your dog to hide when it pees.
I am sorry for saying 'it' you did not say he or she.

Answer 3

Take the pee wee pad and put it in the back yard. Get the dog used to going outside for potty time, especially after every meal, a few times between and before bed. When he pees on the wood floor, immediately bring him to the pee, put head near the urine and yell "bad dog" three or four times. Then place dog outside, do not pay any attention to him for 20 minutes. After a few of these episodes, your dog will get the hint.

Answer 4

The next time he pees on the floor, wipe it up with the training pad, and leave the pad in that spot for the next time it's needed. He'll get the picture that this is a place to pee, not to sleep.

Answer 5

First of all save your sanity and the carpets by not using paper or pads and house train her to go outside. Teaching her to go on paper or a pad is fine only if you keep it that way. Training her to go on paper then outside will only cause you to have to house train her twice. I love dogs and own a Golden Retriever but who wants to train a dog twice.

Training pads are sented with a fragrance that attracts dogs to it. Trying to keep her away will be difficult and it will confuse the dog into thinking that she can't use them.

Next thing you need to do is keep a crate and don't pen her in the kitchen or any other room. Only use the crate when you are unable to watch her but make sure the crate is of the proper size. Crates should just be big enough to allow the dog to stand up, stretch and turn around in. Dogs will not relieve themselves in the area they are sleeping unless they absolutely cannot hold it. Also there should not be anything left in the crate that the puppy can chew such as stuffed animals or blankets. If she does happen to have an accident in the crate these will retain moisture and the mess will be harder for you to clean.

When she is inside and out of the crate you can tether her to you, so that you can watch her closely. This also teaches her to be on a lead and at the same time she can be with you. If you don't want to tether her then when she's not crated you have to watch her like a hawk, not only in case she relieves herself, but for her own safety. She will chew things she shouldn't that can be very dangerous. Many dogs have been electrocuted because of chewing through power cords.

To house train her. Take her outside every 20 minutes by carrying her, she hopefully won't pee on you while in your arms. Tell her "Outside" in an exuberant and happy voice. Take her to where you want her to go, put the lead on her a tell her "Go Pee" watch her and when she goes praise her profusely. Something like " Good Girl, Go Pee" and make sure you pet her at the same time. Take her back inside, into the crate, tethered or just watching her. She will have accidents and (You have to catch her in the act) when she does, show her what she did and say in a stern low voice "No potty". It's not what you are saying that gets her attention it's how you say it. Take her outside as above and say " Go Pee". She likely won't because she just went in the house. Stay outside for a few minutes and bring her back in. If train is consistent it should take no longer than 10-14 days. After she starts getting the idea you need to teach her how to get your attention when she needs to go out.

Answer 6

I think I would rather sleep on something soft than a wood floor wouldn't you? Give the dog a soft pillow or pad to sleep on (dog bed) and see if that makes a difference.

Answer 7

take your dog to the pee wee pad and say "pee here" and If it pees on the floor carry your dog and let him see his pee and hold his snout and say, "no don't pee here." firmly. keep on doing that until he starts peeing on the pee pad. If he never stops his habit think of a bigger punishment... That will do it I guess.

Answer 8

Change the pad to newspaper and place it where the puppy pees. Then, praise him when he goes on the paper whether you see him do it or not (bring him over there and pet him, saying good boy) and just buy him a little dog bed.

Answer 9

DISREGARD THE ANSWER ABOUT THE PINCH COLLAR!
what an awful thing to do!
No what has happend i believe is he has gotten confused about where he is to sleep at!
Where does he sleep at ?
Make him a nice lil bed for sleep and then maybe he will pee then on the pad!

Hope it helps!

Answer 10

WALK YOUR DOG OUTSIDE FOR POTTY TRAINING. USE A LEASH