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They urinate on puppy pads and my Maltese uses it to poop. One of my Dachshunds is doing it. When can I unroll the rug and try again for the good result I had at first of no accidents? Any help appreciated.
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By Donna from Baton Rouge, LA
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11/17/2010
When I had problems potty training a dog a trainer told me to start taking the puppy outside at certain times every day. Tell the dog to go potty. This gives them a sense of routine and teaches them where to go. I was told they are still babies and need to know what to do. Once I started this, say every hour or hour and a half, (and immediately after eating) they seem to get better and within a short period of time, they got it! Even if they don't go potty, they do understand the routine.
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11/17/2010
Some rugs have an odor that only animals can smell. They smell like tree sap. Smell the underside of the carpet and see if you can detect a "glue" smell, if so, your dog will probably keep using it as an "indoor potty", contact the rug store and see if they have a solution!
I have an English Bulldog and he is 12 weeks old. I am finding it very hard to potty train him. I am with him most of the day. I always leave the back door open so he can go out as he pleases and will always go to the toilet
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