Stop Accidents Indoors With THIS Puppy Potty Training Plan

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Use verbal cue....like "go pee pee", when she goes pee pee....say "good dog" and immediately take them inside. This makes them know what they were out there for.

Just stood outside in the freezing cold for 30 mins brought him inside n straight away he peed in the house 😭

Used most of these tips with my Staffy when she was a puppy. Proactive routine with my new American Bully puppy has resulted in almost zero accidents. So important

I've watched a ton of videos and this is THE video to watch. New puppy has been with for only 3 days and today there has been no accidents anywhere. I cannot believe it. Like I seriously cannot believe that the puppy had no accidents today. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO!!!

It's hard to put into words how helpful this channel is. Thank you guys for the effort and attention to details. Often times things are left out because they seem "obvious" to the trainer. Not you guys!

My Chihuahua mix screamed, panicked, and vomited, peed, and pooped in his crate, repeatedly, when I tried crate training. I gave up on the crate & took him outside every half hour to potty. He learned quickly but 6yrs later still pees on specific spots in the house. I'm cleaning with enzyme cleaner daily, so frustrating, but I'm glad he's mostly going outside.

I am like a helicopter parent to my new 10 week lab puppy. Constant watching and outside every 30 to 60 minutes. I find myself limiting water but need to avoid deprivation.

For current or future puppy owners, take note of what he says about a "properly-sized crate" because it is imperative to do this. My mistake early on with my puppy was getting her a crate that I knew would be too small or just right when she gets 6-8 months old because I knew she would rapidly grow (she is a Bullmastiff). The issue was the crate was so large that she had options of relieving herself in her crate while I did not have eyes on her and sitting or lying down on the opposite end of the crate. Once I recognized my mistake, it was too late, and she had gotten used to going in her crate even when I got a proper-sized crate. It took me almost two years before she was fully house-trained.

Wait... Piper is MY pup's name!! I'm pleased to say that I've watched so many McCann dog training vids, including abt potty-training, that everything in this video was familiar to me even if I'm not always good at catching puppy in the act. I ended up buying a $3 whiteboard to put on my fridge to keep track of all the pees and poops one day to get a sense of when they might happen the next day. No way I could keep all that in my head! Good luck everybody. This puppy business was much more work than I had imagined! Hitting the 20-week mark now and noticing we are turning a corner with the potty training a bit and every bit helps 🙄😅

My black lab Amaya is 8 months old now. She is completely potty trained. The Leash really does work. In the beginning. When she was out of her crate I took her to one spot in my yard every hour. She had 5 accidents in the house while training. She was training completely by 5 months ago.

You just take them out literally every 20 minutes and mine was potty trained the day before she turned 3 months as well as my first pup..

I just got a puppy. I’ve trained him to pee within first 2 min he’s put on the grass. Go out after naps, after feeding and after playtime, praise when they wee outside, catch them and tell off for doing it inside. I’ve managed it over our first weekend, maybe I’m just very lucky

i, like many other people have jobs and school. in the morning i will take the puppy out but i do not have time to supervise them when were back in doors. i am convinced these videos cater to the unemployed

my parents would scold their dog and rub their nose in it 🤦‍♂I did this twice with my pup and I'm never doing it again. It was a terrible experience and her demeaner was destroyed afterwards. I'm thankful to have resources like this to help train my pup in more constructive ways ❤

Any tips for older dogs that still arent housebroken? My puppy is over 10 months and still has accidents, even though I know they can hold it for 8-10 hours!

My problem is, he actually goes outside AND also does inside. He walks himself outside to do all his business without us telling him (we trained him) and still also pees inside. He hadn't done this in a month, and now here he is doing it.

ive got a 10 week old german/husky/lab and despite the involved breeds he has proven to be very unresponsive to random things. notices them but just immediately goes back to his focus. hoping its a sign he picked up good working dog genes

What do you do to help "excited pee accidents" when they are greeted by a family member?? Thanks!!! 🐶

Been trying for 3 months lol. Got her at 10 months and she’s only like 75% potty trained. She’ll go a lot if she’s not crated when I go to work or leave her alone for a bit but otherwise fine