house training?

Question

hi i just got a new beagle puppy and ive never had a dog that i needed to train before i had a dog before but he was already trained so i need help so could anybody tell me how to house train and regular train a beagle puppy hes 4 to 8 months old and anybody who gives stupid answers like "sucks for you i dont have a answer" any answers like that will get reported and banned from answering any of my other questions

another thing i take my dog out to go hes ouside for about a hour and juist stands there we take him in and he imeitadly pees

Answer 1

Take him outside as soon as he wakes up, after he eats, before bedtime, and about every hour or so in between. Watch him closely when he's in the house and get him out quickly if he looks like he's even thinking about 'going'.

Always take him out to the same area of the yard, and praise, praise, praise when he goes outside.

Don't punish him if he makes a mistake - just clean it up and resolve to get him outside sooner next time.

Enjoy your pup!

Answer 2

Oh you have got those answers to. House training any dog is easy. When you first get the dog take a chill pill because they will do nothing the same. Confine them to an area till they get the paper thing down then widen the area. Also when doing this take him/her out around the same times every day three to four times a day they will like going out and will hold it just to go don't play with them be for or after out side take them back in give a treat then you can take them out to play. They need to know what they are going out for.Also after a week set them down by the close door (watch close that they don't pee or poop) but put them down in front of the door and ask them if they ant to go out after a couple times they will get the idea and when you do that they will start jumping or bark letting you know they want out this should be the time that you are just using pee pads/paper on the floor now he/she should start going to the door when they wants to go out So you have to watch out or you will have deposits at the door.And you can act like a fool and do all that Babbie stuff good boy you so good oh you sweet puppies you re so smart.

Answer 3

lol @ stupid answers. I feel for you there! I just posted a question about my cocker spaniel i got from a pet rescue and the housetraining issues I am having with her because her first owner trained her to use paper! So I am replying just to say, please DONT do that! I am like you, all the dogs I have had before, were trained when I got them. I would say one thing is take your beagle out on a regular basis. Sorry I can't be of more help.

Answer 4

Well this is kinda vague.
Puppies must teete as soon as they get up and about every 30 minutes to an hour. They also need to poop after every meal.
You will need to be attentive and diligent. Praise each time it goes out side. Make it the greatest thing in the whole wide world.
While you are working on the potty training get a couple of training books and get really acquainted with different approaches.
No one here on YA likes most of my training techniques even though I have raised dogs, cats, horses and children.

Good Luck with your new pup.

Answer 5

I think the best way is for you and the pup to attend puppy training classes. You both learn. And can ask when things don't go to plan. Do read all you can online by using a search engine of your choice. Find books in the library to increase your knowledge of your new buddy. Have fun with your beagle and be patient. They are smart pups. I think you are in for a wonderful life with the pup.

Cheers

Best wishes

Lisa

Answer 6

Establish a regular schedule, take him outside frequently, reward him for eliminating outside, and supervise his activity while inside.

A general rule of thumb is each month of age is close to representing the amount of time (1 hour) they can hold their nature calls. ( e.g. 1 month = 1 hour)

If you want a specific behavior to increase in frequency and intensity then positive reinforcement is required. Conversely, if you want a particular behavior to decrease in intensity and frequency, negative reinforcement is needed. Simply put, if you like a behavior then you should reward it, and if you do not like a behavior you should discourage it. For instance, if he pees outside you would praise him by petting him and telling him he is a good boy. This is an example of positive reinforcement which will result in an increase in the desired behavior (peeing outside). It is the same thing the other way around. If he pees on the rug you would sternly tell him bad boy. This is an example of negative reinforcement which will result in a decrease of the undesired behavior (peeing in the house).

Answer 7

Anytime you see the dog start to pee in the house, smack him with a newspaper and put him in the backyard, even if he's already stopped peeing. After like 10 seconds or whenever he finishes, act over-dramatic about praising him and let him inside, give him a treat if you feel like it. Put a towel by the back door in case you're busy and don't see the puppy trying to get out. Pretty soon the dog will learn to bark for your attention, to be let out. If you go to the back door every hour and ask him if he wants to go out, he'll get the hang of it.

This method worked for me, I had a Siberian Husky trained in two weeks. She was 8 weeks old.

Answer 8

google 'crate training' works awesome