we have recently got a minture Jack Russel puppy and i was wondering if anyone had any useful tips on how to potty train her. she is roughly 9 weeks old
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I have tried training him on those "puppy training pads" and newspapers and it worked at first but now that he’s been getting older and bigger he doesn’t want to use them anymore.
I just got a yorkie a couple of days ago, and I realize he’s still adjusting, but he’s eating sorta randomly, sorta whenever she feels. (and yes, I know about the whole eating well then when they’re puppies) I guess he eats that way cause the breeder said food was always available there. Anyway, when reading advice on housebreaking a puppy, they say you should feed the puppy, then make sure you take them outside soon cause they’ll have to poop or whatever–but he doesn’t have to poop right after he eats!! Then I’ll put him in the crate again like 2 hrs later then he poops…what am i doing wrong here. Is he too young or still adjusting? Should i wait?
I’m looking to get a female pppy Chihuahua. What is the best way to potty train it? I don’t want it using a puppy pad forever.
I have a three-month-old Sheltie/Terrier mix puppy who has been doing a great job on housebreaking. We’re using a kennel during the day while we’re at work (no more than 4 hours at a time - someone comes home for lunch to take him out) and overnight. We’re had minimal accidents in the house until just recently. He has starting peeing under our kitchen table - same place EVERY time. We’ll take him outside and he’ll poop and pee out there and then come inside and go directly under the table and pee again. He does it when we’re watching, when we not watching, when we’re saying "no" when we catch him…we’ve tried covering the spot with pet odor eliminators, Fabreeze, Clorox wipes, puppy pads and nothing seems to work. He pees just to the side of the puppy pads and none of the new smells seem to deter him from wanting to go there again. He doesn’t go anywhere else - any suggestions?