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So i have a Shar Pei puppy he was apparently house when I got him but he is still having accidents. Im really trying hard to get the problem resolved but a couple times i let him out and was outside with him for a good amount of time he wouldn't go infact he would spend a little time outside before running back to the door wanting back in so i had put him back in and moments later he would have went in my apartment its not so much him peeing thats the issue its the number twos i find its happened 2 or 3 times that he has ran to the door early only for moments later to find a number two under the kitchen table. What is your thoughts on those puppy potty training sprays?
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+Zak George's Dog Training Revolution. I am in need of your help. My dog is 3 years old he started to convulse and the vet said to make him go potty or clear his bladder so that can be one of the cause. In winter i try to urge him to do it inside. I can clean up but he holds it in what should i do??? Please help
Update on Ace - I have gotten him involved in playing some of the games ru-vid.comUgkx1_veP7CApJK_GWy_TczaMciuG64PqJeU and I can see a difference in his confidence already! My other dog played along and he became intrigued - now its a daily part of our routine - about 3 times a day we do the shell game and the muffin tin game. I am so grateful for coming upon your training techniques!
On Feb 11th, we got our 8week old Goldendoodle (Baggins). Within the first week he has already learned sit, lay down, and up, he's completely crate trained and barely whines anymore when in it. He has even started to let us know when he wants to go out by ringing his bell (although we aren't trusting him 100% all the time on that). All thanks to Zak! Thank you so much, your videos and techniques have helped my family out tremendously.
LOTS of attention, and playtime. Our Baggins gets the "crazies" around 3pm, and then again at 5pm. He runs around the house and grabs his toys, barks and wags his little tail and bites if we try playing with him. The puppy biting has been the worst, and for that, I would suggest watching his puppy biting video on getting him to lick your hand instead (it's helped so much). Make sure to have puppy proofed areas, and walk away when you're getting frustrated or overwhelmed. He may whine a little bit when you do this, but its better for you and him to learn that it's okay and to calm down (we have had to do this several times when he's uncontrollably biting us or too hyper). Our schedule right now is consistent and hes already learning to sleep through the entire night. If you have any specific questions feel free to message me!
It's easy to tell when I've pissed one of my dogs off as he'll bark all night and keep me awake. He'll do this when I've failed to take him out that day and in his opinion, don't have a good excuse.
Listen, it doesn't matter if your dog hates you, because you can always improve the relationship you have with your dog. You don't need to judge just how much your dog hates you, if you don't have the best relationship with your dog, or the relationship youw ant, just set about improving it. It's much more proactive than sitting there wondering if he does or doesnt hate you.
My family is getting our first puppy soon and your videos are very helpful! It's a lot easier to take in information through pictures and sounds instead of text.
I got a new dog named skipper and right now he is 13 weeks old and he has not cried in his crate anymore he just walks right in when it's bedtime. I already teach him sit and stay and he's doing great and I listen to your advice to hold up a treat to his nose and he just sat right down he has been the best dog I ever had. Thank you so much for helping me out
a routine is really crucial. our dog always wakes us up on the same time (no need for alarm) to go for potty and also for his breakfast. luckily it's the same time when we need to get ready for work. if he needs to go potty urgently let's say 3 am, they let us know too. it's because of consistency.
We have our 9 week old puppy for 3 days now, and she's already potty trained! I observed her how she acts when she needs to go (like running through the house and not wanting to play etc) and when, and I'm so amazed by the fact that since day one she can sleep through the night without needing to go!
21 Trains there's no way she's already potty trained lol, puppies bladders are still growing up until 6-8 months of age depending on the bread. Most dogs aren't 100% potty trained with no accidents until minimum 9 mouths
I've had my 9 week old puppy only 5 days and just have been consistent training... Never use puppy pads.... Cut off feeding and water 2 hours before bed ... Take him out of his night crate every 2 to 3 hours to potty... We hung a bell by the door and showed him how to ring the bells to go out to potty.... Either I'm doing something right or this is one smart little puppy!!!
yes constancy is key ive learned !! ive had my 10week old puppy for two weeks now and ive been taking him outside constantly and now hes started sitting at my door or whining at it when he needs to go now!! im so proud ! also good job training your own!
just a quick question, when you take him out in the morning, is it before any food at all? and then when you comeback, you feed him and then go out again?
I love how you teach, and my puppy already know how to sit and stay, and she’s only eight weeks old, we also working on potty training too, she seems like she get it but not 100% yet
on january 28th i got a mini golden doodle. he's pulled out family closer and brought so much happiness. i asked zak to post ab golden doodles more often and he listened! thank u zak for this channel
He's a stalker, and breaks into peoples homes all the time to sit on their furniture and eat from their fridge. Sounds like fun actually, maybe I should give it a try some time.
People make videos for different reasons. Some to make money, others to help. Some because they really like the sound of their own voice or the way they look regardless. Take your pick.
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My puppies are 7 months old now and I still use puppy pads because they're not holding their bladder or bowls over night. Even if I let them out at say Midnight and wake up at 6am.
Last week I got my dog, Phoebe! She's a golden doodle and already knows sit, paw, a little bit of stay and come, shes completely crate trained thanks yo these videos
Getting a puppy in the winter kind of tosses out the "train your puppy on the texture they are going to go on" tip...last I heard you should train them to go anywhere so that if you are stuck somewhere w/o grass they can still go (i.e. gravel or concrete). Not sure what my puppy will do when the snow melts :p
i have golden retrievers. megan who we lost last year took about 3 months to be fully house trained. ellie took 2 months, keeva took longer (about 5 months) and abbie was actually fully house trained by the time she was just 10 weeks old. she only had one accident while i was training her and she never had any after. and when she wanted the toilet she would look at the door
Potty training is so frustrating. I have a 16 week old Australian shepherd puppy we save from a very dirt pet store where she was laying in a cage filled with her own urine and feces. We are trying our hardest to potty train but We let her out every our for 10-30 minutes. During that time she won't go potty so we take her inside and as soon as she gets inside she has an accident in the house. Any suggestions?
I have the same problem where my puppy will not go to the bathroom outside, no matter how long we are outside ,he will only go bathroom in the house .it's very frustrating.
hey Zak! this video is perfect timing for when I got my dog (last Sunday) it's very helpful for her this first week. Thanks, Ben and Acadia (8 week old mini aussie)
well i suggest punishing her. like me she pooped in my parents room and in the living room. Yes its my fault but also hers bc she stays quite. If she or he keeps doing that smack her to teach her
If you’re so incapable of training your dog that you have to resort to violence because YOU didn’t train them well enough- you’re a poor owner. Hands are for loving only.
For two years I had problems with potty training my Newfie mix puppy. It was a nightmare and there were times when I would cry from frustration and really considered finding a new home for him. I just accepted the fact that he would never be potty trained until one day he stopped having accidents. I don’t know what switched on his brain. But life is so much better now. We’re getting a new puppy on two weeks so hopefully all goes well.
Do you have any videos on paper/pad training for those of us that live in apartment buildings? And advice on how to split the mix of pad and outside training (e.g. walks during the day and pads at night)?
IKR!! Those damn humans never learned that shearing our wool are hurting our ability to control body temperature. These monsters are eating our kinds as well! Just wait you damn human, we will have our revenge #sheepslivesmatter
laurustoyou well,since I have a tiny dog (teacup chihuahua)I let her pee and poop on potty pads.Ive never let her go potty outside :P But answering your question,I think it’s very confusing.
Some good tips. But using "training pad sheets" I think are essential. Getting my 3rd dog a new 2.8 yr old Pug trained within a few months or 50 sheets later (or so). No relapse. Only the rare diarrhea mistake indoors..picking up something dirty outside in his mouth. Anticipating when...can be a chore. And dogs don't always do it to schedule to the minute (e.g every night at 6:43 pm). They're "organic". Just like we don't always do it at the same times every day. My Pug gradually learnt to put his #1 and #2 on the sheet. He'd get praise. Then, we'd go outside still and when he did it outside on the grass I made more commotion. He'd get more praise. Then gradually he did it more and more outside. Till he only did it outside. Started with 2 sheets per day (roughly). Scented sheets. :) DOES work!! I think reducing mistakes indoors. VS anticipating and rushing the puppy outside in time. if that is possible. My dog got into the habit of telling me when. Gives me "the look". Comes to find me. Puts chin on my leg and looks at me.
Tying them to your hip with the leash is a Great way to pick up on their potty communication. I did it with my first and I should have done it with my second dog but didn't. Her potty sign is über subtle and the little minx will sneak off into a corner to "make water" if I don't pick up on her sign. All she does is stare at me. That's not very clear communication! She stares at me for many reasons so how am I to know which time is for potty? I've started the bell training process for this gal. Other than keeping her at my side I take her out every hour or so (she's a little over a year old) - vigilance is key! I also keep her contained to the room I'm in. I have to move around quite a bit so the leash thing isn't ideal, but an Amazon box converted into a door does the trick for keeping her corralled in my office. I even cut out a window for her and one for the mini Dachshund so they can watch me when I need to leave the room. :D Good to have confirmation that I'm on the right track! My first pup was adopted 8 years ago and a lot of this initial training has been long forgotten.
Zak my little Dog Tito and I have learned so much from your awesome videos! I have an awesome video of him watching you and wanting to play with any animals💕. Thank you for sharing.
great video Zak! I know you've covered this topic a bit in your book, but could you create an episode about Puppy and litter sizes? Is there truth to the claim that the "runt" of the litter will have personality and health problems growing up? thanks a lot!!
Personally I don't think it makes the personality different, but when we had one of our kittens and she was the runt of the litter she died earlier than her sister due to health issues and we think that this could have been because she was the runt.
My Jack Russell who I lost 18 months ago at age 16 was the runt of the litter. He was a big boy for a Jack and had no health issues (apart from the usual old age stuff like deafness, arthritis and a little eye sight loss). That's my experience.
How I get to know when my puppy needs to go outside is when he sniffs vigorously everywhere and just simply doesn't listen when I call him hope this experience helps some people :)
Man I was lucky. I got a six week old pup and sat him on puppy pads one time. Never had an accident or pottied elsewhere. He’s gotten to the age where he started trying to mark but he’s already doing much better on that too.
I got my toy/min poodle puppy two weeks ago. He's 10 weeks today. I've been consistent about potty training and he hasn't had an accident in the house in about a week and has never had an accident in his crate at all,, but I don't think he's "getting it." Like I think he would go in the house if I wasn't vigilant about it. At what age can I expect to see him start to understand that he has to go outside to go to the bathroom? He is very good about going almost right away so I think he understands that part of it.
We have these bells attached to ribbons and we tied it to the door. My aussiedoodle rings it when he needs to go out or bark at the nearst animal lol. It's pretty cool
i am 12 years old .when i see his video .i learn simply train my dog .my dog can learn all thing what i lern from him thank you dr zek george love it .😘
"Developes a texture preference".....my dog goes on my carpet, my hardwood, the sidewalk, the grass, the dirt, her pee pads, and everything else you can possibly imagine in this world.
I live in NYC and was waiting for my puppy to have all his shots before taking him outside, so I went the training pad route. I'm starting to regret that decision and am having a hard time transitioning him to go outside. Do you have any tips for transitioning from pads to outside?
I just got a dog yesterday. He’s clingy as hell to me! Whenever I go he follows. If there’s people around and I leave the room he cries! So far he’s really good with house training. I can tell he holds it in as long as he can but doesn’t know how to tell me he needs to go out. Or I’m just good at telling that he has to go because every time we go outside he goes number one and number two! Like always.
Dillvech Those are beautiful dogs. I got a puppy (he is technically my sisters) a month and a half ago and he is a mix between a lab/golden retriever/poodle. But I am getting a Springer Spaniel soon as my personal dog.
And daily kick him at his nose... Then u see his improvement in 1week. U r his master. He should be known by u. And with a rope tied his four legs for 20minutes And hanged in the fan.... Then untiehim
Thanks for saying it's the humans responsibility. Makes me pissed when people don't want to put any work into training their dog. My new dog is peeing and pooping in the house but who cares! I'll love her forever anyway
Just got my first puppy :3. I've taken care of my mom's dogs but never had my own. I've been watching all of his puppy videos to help me teach my spunky Siberian husky pup and so far they have helped A LOT
I walked my dog for over two hours, had her in the kitchen to keep an eye on her but as soon as she got out, she went to the bathroom in one of the 3 locations shes picked out, so how is that my mistake? She is deliberately holding it for those specific spots!
Sometimes it seems like dogs do that. I sit with my puppy 15-30 min trying to get her go potty on her potty pad.. when i say forget it and walk away, she runs around, and next thing i know she pood or peed somewhere within a min... Nor sure what i can do to change it.
Zak says to put your dog in a controlled area temporarily (like a puppy pen or a crate) where it’s ok if he has an accident if you need to do something else and can’t supervise the dog
The only tiny mistake is that you cant let them out of site without supervision or they will pee or poop sneakily. You should catch them in the act and stop them ; take them outside, reward them and they will start to get it
If She's done her business in a particular spot before you'll need to make sure the odor is completely gone or she will be too familiar with the smell and go there again.
I just wanted to say that your training taught me how to speak dog. Jackson Galaxy often mentions speaking cat, and as a person who has always had cats I know the language well. You taught me to speak dog. It's a different take on the same root language of love and anticipating needs. Thank you. My puppy still drives me up the wall sometimes, but he's my best friend now so I accept it and do what I can to positively reinforce what I really like, and if we're both frustrated with things, I'll leave him with my wife for a minute while we both come back to a nice baseline. She has to put up with me, so a puppy is nothing to her.
Well, you cannot be responsible for everything. Unless you have a dumb puppy. A lot of dog breeds are naturally smart. They learn in the first two weeks.
I use the puppy pads at night, but sometimes Blue, my new 9 week old German Shepherd rips them up. Now I know that is a part of his puppy biting. I take him out every 30 mins and he still pees in the house. I also tried reducing his water amount because he drink too much the first day we got him and threw up everywhere. It did seem to help as he did not pee as much. But sometimes he still manages to get away with it it's very hard for me to keep an eye on him because my mom owns a day care and I have to help out with that but I do my best to watch our new cute puppy. I find your videos extremely helpful and if there is any other new helpful videos coming out I hope they will help me - Emily, 14 from NY
My dog is potty trained to go outside. However, I also want to train him to go inside during bad weather but he refuses and would hold until we let him out. That could be 12 hours. I even bought the spray “go here” to mimic the smell but he wouldn’t go. Please help! How can I train him to go inside when needed? Thanks.
Can I acclimate my puppy to 2 surfaces for potty? My back surface is dirt, front is concrete. I'd like 2 train for both depending on which door I use. This adopted Puppy is 6 months. Thank you!
I hope you guys enjoy! Here's a playlist that will show you how to teach your dog the basics in order: ru-vid.com/group/PLMssKIjsDxXmMGypWsr8u-yGOUSoPoozb Thanks for subscribing!
MY dog currently is 6 years old and she is awful, worst behaved dog. With Zaks training im more than excited to see the improvement. Before I watched these videos I relied on punishment (Spray bottle) however after all his videos Ive realized that this is a much better way!
the most obvious warning sign is the squat. as he mentioned, it's your responsibility to keep an eye on your dog constantly. if you know it's about time for the dog to go to the bathroom, watch closely. you'll notice several queues before they get in the squatting position.
Got my german spitz puppies a week ago, and they already know sit, paw, lay down and up. We're also working on stay! They still have some accidents in the house but most of the time they'll run straight to the door and whine when they need to go outside. Only problem is, they're play fighting and i dont know if i should stop it or let them do their thing?
I am surprisingly kids with a puppy just after Christmas. Once the school holidays are over they go back to school and I of course go back to work. The puppy is a small breed of dog and we have a massive backyard. We will not be around during the day to let her out to go potty, so should we consider using pee pads while we are not there. She will be in a large puppy pen with food water toys bed and pee pads.
Please help, I got a puppy 2 weeks ago and he is 11 weeks old. My family is getting really frustrated that he won't stop peeing inside. They are thinking of selling him but I can't imagine my life without my boy. help asap
Alibek Gaming Follow main schedule of bathroom time.... When they wake up in morning, take him out to potty. About 10 minutes after he eats, take him out. After he plays, take him out. After he naps, take him out. If he wakes in middle of night still, take him out or place a pad where he sleeps. In spots where he has pee or poo...mix about 2 tablespoon of white vinegar with 1/2 cup of water and spritz the area lightly, it will neutralize his scent and deter him from going potty there again. Keep him contained where there is hard floor as much as u can for easy clean up. (You can just wipe his accident with paper towel then go over it with a sani wipe of some sort, just make sure he doesnt lick it while its wet) STAY CONSISTENT
When I got my first dog 13 years ago I was introduced to potty training method that had us cover the floor with news papers, then gradually making the area smaller towards the outdoor and have a few papers outside to make him understand eventually that the only place to poo poo is outside (when there's no news papers left inside the house). I guess there's underlying assumption that the dog is going to have accidents inside anyways so make them count. I now think that the most straight forward way is to just let the dogs out (woof, woof woof woof woof!) every hour and instantly reward after they hit the right spot.
