My 11 month old blue nose Pit Bull has been potty trained pretty much since the day we got him at 6 weeks old, but now he won't stop pooping in the house. He won't pee inside. I let him out whenever he wants until he's ready to come in, which sometimes can be up to a hour. He will usually just end up sniffing around our yard, pee, come back in and a few minutes later he'll poop in the house. He shows no sign of injury or illness.
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You can try the following:
Step 1
Don't punish for accidents.
Step 2
Praise him when he does the right thing.
Step 3
Clean up all areas with an enzyme cleaner to remove the scent.
Step 4
Take away food between meals.
Step 5
Adhere to a strict meal/walking schedule.
Step 6
Crate him if necessary.
Similar issue we have a 3 & 1/2 month old puppy from the first night in his kennel no messes and then all of the sudden last Tuesday he started pooping in his kennel. Hes out side all day long when we are both working and comes in to play for a bit and then into his kennel for bed the exact same routine.
Trained dog pooping in the house.
Step 1
Does he do it when you leave him alone it could be seperation anxiety.
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You should see the vet in case there is a health problem you can't see.
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You have to be patient when re-training.
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Think if there is any changes in your dogs surroundings and schedule.
Step 5
Stick to a strict shedule feeding and walking times should be the same everyday.
Step 6
Feed your dog less but more often.
Step 7
You can punish him by withholding affection
Step 8
Praise him and give treats when he goes outside.
Step 9
He needs a refresher course in training.
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