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Cousincat
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Join date : 2018-01-26

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PostSubject: Potty Training Problem    Potty Training Problem  EmptySun Jan 28, 2018 3:32 am

Soo, I feel like I'm getting no where and I don't know why this affects me so much but it does lol. Ive only had my 12 wk old husky for 2 days and I tried all today to potty train. She was doing good for about 5 hours during the day, but eventually this started happening. I would go outside to potty but she will not go no matter what. She will only sniff if I'm walking, but she's not even sniffing, just looking around. If I stop she will just sit down or even lay down and I don't want to pull the leash so I say her name in a high pitch to get her attention (not the point) anyway basically it doesn't matter how long I'm out there, she doesn't pee outside, but as soon as I bring her back inside after a failed attempt she pees ;-; in the Past hour I took her outside to pee (I was out there for 30 mins) and nothing so I went back inside but then she immediately started peeing. So I picked her up quickly and startled her mid way so she wasn't empty (or so I think idk) and take her outside. This time I'm adamant on her going no matter what so I stand out there for probably another 30 mins. She starts laying down a lot so I give up and take her inside. But then I go get a towel to clean up the pee from earlier and she's pooping ;_; I was just out for 30 mins and she poops right when indoors. I know the accidents are my fault, I just wanna know what I'm doing wrong please Sad
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Artic_Wind
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Artic_Wind

Male Join date : 2014-07-23
Location : San Diego, California

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PostSubject: Re: Potty Training Problem    Potty Training Problem  EmptySun Jan 28, 2018 3:49 am

I can only tell you how I potty trained, but it worked. I don't think I ever just took my puppies outside to pee/poop until I would notice them start to do the sniffing around thing, then I'd rush them outside, to a certain area I wanted them to go in, and sure enough, they'd pee/poop. I'd praise them, bring them back in and give them a small treat. If there was a time I just thought it was time they needed to go, I'd say "let's go outside and go pee pee" and that's the *command* they listen to, to this day. In the morning, first thing on waking up, and just before bed. Any other time, they go out on their own.

When they need to go, the sniffing around thing is different than just being their curious selves and sniffing things, so it's pretty recognizable and key to getting them to know you want them to go outside, is to bring them out as fast as you can. Praise and a treat let them know something good comes out of doing what you wanted them to do. I don't think it took more than a week before Mishka (my girl) was telling me she needed out and my boy Kohdi was doing it pretty much immediately.
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Female Join date : 2018-01-07
Location : Florida

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PostSubject: Re: Potty Training Problem    Potty Training Problem  EmptyMon Jan 29, 2018 3:44 pm

Cousincat wrote:
Soo, I feel like I'm getting no where and I don't know why this affects me so much but it does lol. Ive only had my 12 wk old husky for 2 days and I tried all today to potty train. She was doing good for about 5 hours during the day, but eventually this started happening. I would go outside to potty but she will not go no matter what. She will only sniff if I'm walking, but she's not even sniffing, just looking around. If I stop she will just sit down or even lay down and I don't want to pull the leash so I say her name in a high pitch to get her attention (not the point) anyway basically it doesn't matter how long I'm out there, she doesn't pee outside, but as soon as I bring her back inside after a failed attempt she pees ;-; in the Past hour I took her outside to pee (I was out there for 30 mins) and nothing so I went back inside but then she immediately started peeing. So I picked her up quickly and startled her mid way so she wasn't empty (or so I think idk) and take her outside. This time I'm adamant on her going no matter what so I stand out there for probably another 30 mins. She starts laying down a lot so I give up and take her inside. But then I go get a towel to clean up the pee from earlier and she's pooping ;_; I was just out for 30 mins and she poops right when indoors. I know the accidents are my fault, I just wanna know what I'm doing wrong please Sad

I have a 9 week old, that I have had for about 5 days, and this exact thing is what I am dealing with. I am trying to figure it out as well. I think our downfall may be the need to be more consistent with when they need to go out, and I know I need to learn her cues more often.
I just keep reminding myself she is basically an infant, and it will take time for us to learn to communicate what we need to each other.
Let me know if you figure out the tricks! Hang in there, I know how frustrating it is!
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Rocky_Rhodes
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Rocky_Rhodes

Male Join date : 2017-11-17
Location : Sacramento, CA

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PostSubject: Re: Potty Training Problem    Potty Training Problem  EmptyMon Jan 29, 2018 6:52 pm

Puppy phase is a tough one; our 4-month old occasionally comes into the house after playing outside for several hours and then squats in the middle of the kitchen.....She is like, i had to go, so I went...

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LannA89

Female Join date : 2018-01-29
Location : Maine

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PostSubject: Re: Potty Training Problem    Potty Training Problem  EmptyTue Jan 30, 2018 11:55 am

With all of our puppies we have a bell that we keep on the doors that hang low enough so that they can let us know when they need to go out. We ring the bell on the way out and say potty and then take them outside. (this way they learn what the bell is used for) We let them do their business without being watched, though we used to have a fence and now have an invisible fence for our 3 acres.  Maybe try getting a lead with a yard tie until she able to pee when she needs to, that way she can go outside and explore more, rather than feel like she is being hovered over? Huskies can be stubborn. Also you can try getting a pee post to attract her to going outside.  If and when she does use the bathroom, praise her like crazy and give her a training treat. For her messes inside, I highly recommend "Nature's Miracle Enzyme Cleaner" to rid the house of the urine/poop smells and stains.  Good luck and try not to rush her, she will sense your stress. Very Happy  Hope it gets better.
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