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11-05-2006, 02:44 PM
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#1 | | Member
Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: kalkaska mi
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| potty training and obedince? im haveing truble house training my puppy she never asks to go out but sometimes she ill bolt right out the door when sombody is walking in or out and then pee or poop we canot punish her becouse she went potty outside what should we do? if she canot git out she pees/poops on the floor than asks to go out!
im also wondering about obedince tricks i have been working on her with obedince scince an hower after i got her home so far she has masterd sit, lay, finish, and heel i think thats it
but we are working on stand, the sit on halt, when we run she jumps, when we go slow she will sit until i git far enuf away i am allmost tugging her caller, stay, on finish she gose in a full sercle insted of a half i think thats it but im not shure can some body tell me how to fix thees problums?
but just 4 fun i tought her a cupple other tricks hug is when she jumps up on me and givs me a big bair hug pritty is when she jumps up on her back feet and puts her frunt on my fist (becouse dogs dont have hips made 4 standing on there own) sit pritty is when she sits strate up with her frunt hands on my fist. she is a varry smart dog she is a lab mixed with something els i am takeing her to 4-h if i can find out when it starts and git the papers and i do plan on showing her in obedince possably agility and showmanship depending on how she dose in class. |
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11-05-2006, 02:49 PM
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| She's a puppy! She's not going to be perfect right away. It will takes weeks, and probably months for your dog to pick up everything you're trying to teach him.
It takes a lot of time, and patience, and consitancy. Labs especially, are very active, hyper dogs, and are at times difficult to train.
Buy some "Dog Trick" books, and do some research online, etc to try and find the perfect situation for you.
I can't really understand half of what you're saying because your grammar/spelling is so bad...hahah |
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11-05-2006, 03:09 PM
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| i have been working w/her for mounths i dont expect her to be perfict becouse thers no sutch thing as perfict im just looking for advise on how to git her to stop those bad habbits of hers |
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11-05-2006, 03:20 PM
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| What bad habits????????? |
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11-05-2006, 04:34 PM
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| How old is she and how often do you take her outside for potty breaks? |
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11-05-2006, 06:09 PM
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| The whole point of house breaking is taking them out often enough so that they do not go in the house.I have a 5 month old pom and i swear that for the frist few months, i lived out side( no joke) Now i take him out every 1/2hour, being a little breed and a pup believe me they go that often.At times i felt like giving up, i allso do day care,so it was a lot of work but now i have a house broken pup. I'm very happy that i stuck with it cause he is so worth it.One big no-no people make is not watching them close enough. They go potty in the house one time with out you seeing it and your back to square one. |
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11-05-2006, 06:31 PM
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| Quote:
Originally Posted by workingdog The whole point of house breaking is taking them out often enough so that they do not go in the house.I have a 5 month old pom and i swear that for the frist few months, i lived out side( no joke) Now i take him out every 1/2hour, being a little breed and a pup believe me they go that often.At times i felt like giving up, i allso do day care,so it was a lot of work but now i have a house broken pup. I'm very happy that i stuck with it cause he is so worth it.One big no-no people make is not watching them close enough. They go potty in the house one time with out you seeing it and your back to square one. | Beautifully said
You've got to watch your dog every second. I still have to watch my (almost) 2 year old dog just in case |
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11-06-2006, 11:01 PM
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| i have no clue how old se is she has had her adalt teath now for about 3 mounths if that helps. and i have no clue how oftin she gose out |
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11-07-2006, 04:01 AM
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| You are the one that lets her our right?? How would you not know how often she goes potty?
If you don't know, maybe keep tabs on it. Count how many times you let her out.
EIther way, she will need to go out every hour or so. (If that) I take mine out as often as I can. |
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11-10-2006, 10:40 AM
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| no acculy im not the only 1 that lets her out and when grandpa comes home from work he takes both of the dogs and lets them run all around the yard for around 2 howers and im not watching them so..... |
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11-10-2006, 02:21 PM
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| Structure is key to housetraining a dog. So is positive reinforcement. Everyone is the house needs to agree on the process and reward good behavior with a little treat, play time, play with a special toy or a belly rub. Once nothing but good & fun is associated with going to the bathroom outside it will naturally decrease if not eliminate the inside accidents. |
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11-10-2006, 11:57 PM
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| When we first got our puppy we wouldnt leave her out of our sight! When she was not sleeping we were watching her every move. So if we saw her sniffing we would take her out as soon as possible. We had her housebroken in two weeks, however we left a little tub of puperoni's outside and every time we took her and she went we would praise her like crazy and give her a treat. She caught on quick and loved going because she noticed how happy we were when she went. Also she enjoyed the treats! Treating and Praising was the trick! Dont get discouraged. This is my first big dog and she was house trained very fast. However, I have had small dogs my whole life and they are MUCH HARDER to housebreak. They have such tiny blatters they have to go all the time! Keep a close eye on her and you should be fine.... |
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11-11-2006, 10:55 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: kalkaska mi
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| we have no were to keep a kennle so we canot kennle train her so i was reeding a book on dog training today and i herd that some people have little 8 inch ropes or something and thay hook 1 end to a wall or something and the dog to the other like a little safe spot you know and thay use it the sam as you would a kennle so i have to 3 or 4 foot long leshis and i raped them around the foot of my bed were i want them to sleep i didnt conect them i have 2 dogs and 1 of them is at 1 end the other at another end thay can git to each other to play and cuddle i think its a good ida what about yous? o yea i left 1 foot for them to run not 8 inches. only 1 problum HOW IN THE HECK DO I GIT MY GANDOARINTS TO UNDERSTAND WHY IM DOING THIS?!?!?!?!?!? i meen thay dont want tham locked up and this way ther not but becouse thay cry (i will teach them not to but...) thay think its croule!!! i want to potty train them and my grandparints want ther bed to them selfs so i think this is a good ida becouse now thay can/will jump on my bed to sleep and i have wanted them to do that since i got both of them the day molly came home she slept on my bed and woke me when she needed to go pee pee but she learned how to git off my bed and then grandma started letting her on ther bed i tryed to tell them i wanted her and when she got big thay would regret it but "im the kid ther the adalts thay tell me what to do i dont tell them" ect. ect. on monday im going to start training them to be at the end of the bed like sombody would train a dog in a crait i say monday becouse then grandpas at work and im not gitting yelled at with the abuve statement becouse i can talk to grandMA and she will understand...un like grandPA. |
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