My dog is 7months old and still messes in doors will she grow out of it?
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yes you should condition your pet to know where and when. If you can put your dog out in a shed or garage for the night they soon learn not to do anything where they sleep then doggie has soon established a place in the yard where they go. You should take note of where it goes or you have to scrub your runners sole
No you'll be poop scooping the rest of your days ha ha ha
you have to train animals to go potty outside. take your dog out every half hour to 45 minutes everyday until he goes to the door and wants to go out. animals catch on fast if you have patience
Yes she will. Different breeds mature faster than others. If the dog does wee outside make sure you give them a treat every time. After the first 5 or so give them a treat every other time. Then one in three until it just becomes the norm for the dog to do it's business oput doors. Hope this helps and good luck ;-)
there are special mats u can buy to attract ur dog to go in a certain spot. ask ur vet or pet shop.
yes. my first dog took 3 months my second dog took 1 yr.
What you have to do is watch her and whenever she starts to look like she is going to pee or starts to circle round and round take her outside to do it, eventually she will get the idea about going outside only for it.
she is still a baby but you need to keep to a routine so she learns the proper place to go.as soon as she wakes up before eating and after eating first thing in the morning and very last thing at night you need to go outside with her stay with her until she goes to loo.speak to her and she will learn to go on cammand make a lot of fuss when she does go outside.dont ever rub her nose in it if she has an accident just take her straight outside .praise when she does right and ignore if she has an accident
Hiya Jack S
No hun she wont, she thinks that her training has finished, its you who has to be persist ant here, take her out in the garden as much as you can, i set the alarm on my phone for every hour, and i ask them "want to go wee,wee", and go to the back door all jolly and happy, when they do pee, i go over the top praising them, if they wee in the house its because i have not opened the door or taken them out, its not them being lazy, also i find that
bi tches are more work than dogs in toilet training. Persistence, persistence, persistence.. :-) wish you luck
She will grow out of not naturally. But you will have to take her/him to a training school.
Why does she still mess indoors? Is it because you never house trained her? Is it because she is being left for too long ? Does she have an infection? Nobody can give you the answer if they don't have the full picture.
I have had 6 dogs in my life, 3 were shelter dogs, 3 bought w/pedigrees..depending on what you got.purebreads.much harder to train, mutts..easy, at 7 months the dog should have a clue, i have a cat now..they never ever mess in the house.good luck
Yes is a simple answer but its you who needs to do all the hard work, taking her out lots into the garden or on walks, praise her when she wee's/poops outside with attention and treats, ignore (thats the worst form of punishment for a dog and they adore attention) her when she goes in the house,
Don't tell her off when she goes in the house as this may just make her frightened to go in front of you thus making it a longer process. (she may not understand the concept if indoor and outdoors yet). Remember puppies are like babies, bladder control is sometimes difficult especially when theyre exctited so expect some accidents. If it persists speak to a vet or trainer and get their experts advice.
Depends on what breed she is but i would have thought she would be house trained by 7 months,although saying that my 1st dog still had the odd accident up until she was 6 months.My 2nd dog a lab x was house trained with in 3weeks.Keep taking her out at regular intervals and giving her loads of praise when she does go to the toilet.
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