how do I train a doberman puppy to do her thing in in one spot.?
i have no clue what to do. except put her nose in it. and that doesn't sound right. Please help
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Absolutely do not put her nose in it, and don’t scold her in any way unless you catch her in the act. If she has an accident in the house prior to being trained it is your fault for not watching her not hers The key to house breaking is to confine your dog when you cannot watch her. If she is confined she cannot have accidents in the house. Take her out after every meal as puppies have to releave themselves shortly after eating. Also depending on her age take her out every 2-3 hours. When she is not confined you have to watch her and if she gives any indication of needing to go take her immediately outside. Praise her enthusiastically when she goes where she is suppose to. She will eventually learn that outside is where she is suppose to go and begin asking out generally starting by walking to the door when she has to go
DONT PUT HER NOSE IN IT IT WILL MAKE HER MEAN!!! U have to spray her with water and tell her no if she goes potty in the wrong spot. when she goes in the right spot give her lots of praise and a treat.
If you can train your doberman puppy to do it in one spot.
Have her do it in the "toilet." Agree!!! <}:-})
my dog peed on the bathroom floor so i yanked its ear and i said NAUGHTY DOGIE one thing you mustn’t do is humiliate the puppy
we put my dogs nose in it when he peed in the house,
and hes been trianed for about 4 months to go outside..
and hes only 7 months old..
so it could work.. if you do it right, and not to make it mean