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Puppy Won't Go Potty In The Rain

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Date: 06/05/2008 Topics: Pets > Dogs > Training Questions | Readers Request > Pets  
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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 out in the garden. Problem is if it is raining he will not go out and will just go on the floor. On rainy days I put down newspaper and he generally will pee on the paper but he will not poop on it.

I have read a bit about crate training but my pup sleeps in a snug bed in the kitchen. Do you any tips as we are moving into our new house shortly. He is a bright little pup and I have trained him to sit and give the paw when asked but not so much luck with the potty training. Please help.

Carole
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Post By Jean (Guest Post) (10/28/2008)
I agree with the first post you just need to don some rain gear and WAIT, and wait and wait, lol, stubborn things aren't they, gotta love em!

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Post by Glenn'sMom (414) | (06/05/2008)
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I've had that problem with my dog so I just took her out and stayed with her until it was done. We had regular times (sort of) so she knew when we went out what was expected. I took her out as soon as she woke up, after she ate, before bed, and several other times. This year I took my mother's 4 year old dog that she could no longer care for and moved her from Mississippi (no snow) to our home in Oregon with 3 feet of snow! That was a challenge. I just started the whole thing all over again as if she were a pup and she learned quickly and had her bowels adjusted to going at those times. Can be tiresome but can be done.

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Post By (Guest Post) (06/05/2008)
Your puppy sounds so cute. I love bulldogs. I've always wanted one. Anyway it sounds like maybe he just like the rest of us, just doesn't want to go out in the rain. You might have to put him on a leash and bring him out in the rain as soon as he acts like he is going to go. Once he gets used to going out in the rain, maybe he wont be as timid. Once you do it a couple times he should catch on. It's all about repetition and consistency.

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