Potty Training A Puppy – Use a clicker to potty train a puppy
November 16, 2013 by admin
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Potty training a puppy is easy when you use a clicker. If your having a hard time potty training get the free report: “7 Biggest Housetraining Mistakes And H…
@MRJDOG1919 yes
I know too late. @3 mos they have small bladders. When my dog was less than
a year I crated her every time I went to market or errands- 4 hours max (I
know people do that when they go to work, ugh, why get a dog?). So, they
need access often say every 3-4 hours. At 3 mos I took my dog to pee spot
and praised her every 3-4 hours day AND night (yes, seriously). As they get
older they can hold it longer. puppy stage is a long of loving work. These
are your <3 partners for 15+yrs, hopefully.
actually i made my clicker in my way lol thumps up if you did
Me too, I use my tongue… L0L. Seriously (I Have Videos)
Can someone help me. I just bought a 3 month old puppy and the previous
owner said he’s potty trained but he already pee’d and pooped in my house a
couple times. So I ultimately want him to potty outside, so should I start
off by potty training him in the house with a pee pee pad, or should I just
start off by training him to potty outside??
lol I think you may ur right.. Clickers r just fun.
when first using a clicker yes click and treat alot to get the dog to
associate the click sound to a treat then start with the training
some people arent good at controlling there voice pitches therefore the
clicker being superior as it ALWAYS sounds the same.
hey i have been using the clicker for a while and im about to send my dog
off to training but they probably wont use the clicker will my dog get
confused
I just adopted a 10 month old puppy. I’ve had her for 2.5 weeks and she
rarely pees outside. Tonight I walked her around my complex 5 times and she
didn’t pee. She waits until she gets inside to pee. So, I can I reinforce
positive behvavior with the clicker when she just won’t pee outside?
Our dog doesn’t really show any signs of needing to use the bathroom. We
live in an apartment on the 2nd story and he can’t walk down the steps yet.
He’s going on 13 weeks. Can we apply clicker training to a sign he could
give us? Seeing as we don’t know when he has to go, it doesn’t seem
possible. Then again, I’m new to all this.
@littleinky9 You setup a feeding schedule. No water after 7pm at night.
What goes in on time, goes out on time. By being better able to predict
bowel movement or urination, you can reward for good behaviour vs bad
behavior. You also crate train, to encourage denning instict. Put the puppy
in the crate and reward for being in there via food reward. Get them to
associate crate as a positive place, not negative place, with lots of
praise and food. Your dog will not soil where it sleeps.
Great vid! I love using the clicker for potty training since I don’t crate
my dogs.
So when i get my puppy do i just click and treat without him doing anything
but looking at me? then when i keep doing over and over until he gets the
idea that a click means a treat do i take him out?
so after a while once your dog knows their trickscan you stop using the
clicker?
I clicker train and it is not complicated. The clicker is a signal that the
dog learns quickly to associate with a reward. It comes down to luring the
dog to do a behavior that you want, click and follow wioth a reward snack
or petting. The startup is to wait until the dog looks at you … then
click and reward him. Repeating it teaches the dog that looking at you gets
that click sound and a snack. Once he is doing it a lot, THEN add the cue
word (‘watch’ or ‘look’) to pay attention to you.
@Mooska I have the same problem, please let me know if you found a solution!