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Puppy Potty Training – How To Stop Your Puppy From Peeing Indoors – Professional Dog Training Tips

- by MarkW2002 - 59 Comments.

Puppies will have accidents. During the puppy potty training process, sometimes you'll need to know how to stop a puppy from peeing and pooping on the floor if you want to teach them that they aren't allowed to do that! We have published several videos focused on puppy potty training, and in this video, we'll talk about the 2 elements you need to know to stop your puppy from peeing and pooping on the floor!

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59 Comments on “Puppy Potty Training – How To Stop Your Puppy From Peeing Indoors – Professional Dog Training Tips”

    1. My puppy was pee pad trained by the breeder and I live in high rise and during the time she wasnt fully vaccinated it helped out, now that she’s safe to go outside (her last walk after meal is 7 pm) she does pee/poop outside, but the moment we get home she pees where the pee pad used to be, so if I put her in the crate, an hr early (which I do at 9pm normally for my bedtime and hers) she wont pee in there until the next day? And I’m afraid if she does pee in the crate that it’ll be another problem I have to correct. I hope you can reply or do a follow up video. Thank you.

    3. I’ve watched the playlist, some of them more than once, and you’ve never addressed how to clean the mess so that they don’t want to come back for a repeat show. 🙁

  2. My puppy pees all the time inside and when I catch him and take him to the right place he doesn’t pee because I did it already in the wrong place 🤦🏽‍♀️

    2. Same here. I have a 4 month old puppy and sometimes I’m tempted to spank her for peeing which I haven’t nor do I want to. I’m using this channel as a last resort and learn how to do things the right way.

    3. My dog doesn’t pee but he poops and you know where?
      In my room !!! It smells disgusting and yes when we show him he just doesn’t go!

    4. @Chris Naden Right, NO spanking. You’re doing something wrong if the dog is still peeing so you just need to modify what you’re doing. Or it might be that you’re doing the right thing and you just need to stick with it longer until the dog understands the plan. Learning by dogs is not linear. They might learn something and then forget it and then learn it again (usually quicker + then it sticks) never punish.

  3. Ken my puppy is 4 months old and I do those things that you talk about in your video. I make the sudden sounds for him to stop peeing, I pick him up and take him outside…..he sniffs around and never finishes the pee or the other. He waits till we come back in and goes in his kennel or in my kitchen or any where in the house for that matter.
    Man it’s so hard!!!!!! I work 4 days out of the week for 10 hours of those days and he is blocked off from the rest of the house with training pads and he will use them, but when I come home.. he eats and drinks, I try and time it and then take him out, he just sniffs around and nothing. We come back in and when I’m not paying attention thats when he has peed somewhere or on the training pads. I’m very annoyed.

    1. @HappiePappie81 in the video, do what he says if you catch him peeing or pooping make a loud sound like you are telling off your child. Remember to give him praise and treats when he goes outside. I don’t have a dog but I’m just hoping I’ll get it right when the time finally comes.

    2. @Paul Tudor yep. Keep a schedule. When a puppy take him outside every 30 minutes or 1 hour depending on the size of the dog. And keep to the schedule.

    3. Lee Caruso my puppy literally peed before I took him out and when I take him out he started peeing again I grabbed him and put him in his kennel. I hope he learns that way. He was doing so good though. He would pee first and know that I’d let him out

    4. @Arely Cardenas maybe he just needed to pee again. Maybe in the middle of peeing make aloud ‘AH or ‘SH’ sound as you to grab him and put him outside. So he can finish peeing there.

    1. Hmm heres what I did . Id place puppy pads in our spare room, when he peed and pooped on the pads he’d leave his scent so would return to the same spot to go , then id move a puppy pad he peed on to the porch again because of the scent he started to pee and poop on that pad on the porch . Third step is , id once again take a peed on pad to the back yard , he peed a bit on the pad but then proceeded to pee and poop on the grass success as now his scent is in the backyard . Dogs will usually pee in the same spot or around if they smell their scent in that area.
      Praising your pup And rewarding is so important as well. Giving a treat Each time your pup potties I n the appropriate. area will encourage them to repeat the same potty routine each time . Hope this helps

    4. If you see the puppy sniffing anything like the floors, instantly take them outside. You will once start to learn your puppy and what they do when they need to go outside. Mine goes outside, but sometimes has pee accidents

    5. Gdg I have no problem with the game and I have no idea 🤷‍♀️ going on the ball game and the balloon 💭 and I am not a big daddy and my

  6. My puppy stops peeing once I take him to his potty spot indoor (the balcony) and refuses to go and just sits there. Sometimes he pees again as soon as we go back inside! Please help!!!

  7. I stood still in 1 spot and he went to pee. I should’ve watched your video before getting him, now i know. I will definitely rewatch this video until we both get it right. Thanks 🐾🐾🐾🐕🐕🐕

  8. I work at a daycare and we sometimes get puppies. Two of our puppies started going outside and it’s oddly satisfying lol I always make a big deal out of it

    1. Fkn NAILED IT…. 😱 or me feeling awesome for catching mines signal and getting her to potty in time and turn around to catch the sibling had accident 😠

    2. @Roberto Fajardo good idea and I’ve heard things similar before and wondering if the pup will wake up for food , hungry during the night then ??! 😆 instead of potty ?

  10. What many don’t understand is that a small puppy has a very small bladder to go with it…be patient and vigilant…those first days are hell but it will past.

  12. my dog is 2 years old and ive tried everything he manages to still soak through freshly shampooed carpets and poo right at the front door

  14. I guess I lucked up. Our puppy is 12 weeks old. We got him at 10 weeks and with the exception of the first day he goes outside consistently. We take him out every 2 hours and repeat “go potty” and he goes within 1 minute we are outside. So proud of him, he is the best!

    1. My kids dog is a ninja with urinating.
      I keep an eye on her at home. She can only be in the living room currently and I swear the second I look at the tv or something she urinates in 0.2 seconds and I find it after the fact. She would be playing with a dog toy and then pee when no ones looking. Sometimes I take her out for a walk and she pees a little bit in the kitchen the second we get home. She doesn’t understand “No” very well right now which does not help. I’m somewhat glad she is not at my house much. I will like her a whole lot more when this puppy faze is over.
      I’m glad everything is hardwood over here… My kids dog would drive me nuts if we had carpet.

    3. @spike d. Hello, we just took him out every 2 hours regardless and got him to associate bathroom with outside. When he would go, we would cheer to let him know it was something positive. We constantly watched him inside and did not let him out of our sight just in case he secretly went somewhere. Plus as a puppy, they should not be roaming free anyways. Also, if you could not keep an eye on him like taking a shower or house cleaning, we crated him. We did this repeatedly and it worked. After doing this for around a month we would take him out around 11pm for his last potty time and he now sleeps through the night til 525am consistently. His last potty time now is between 9-10pm. He is now 5 months old and best puppy ever. The first month is hard but it gets easier if you do your part. It’s a job but consistency works!

  15. I’d love to see clips of the people with their dogs from the classes while you re talking. Seeing all the dogs is so entertaining and it makes it real. No one else has classes they can capture and insert to demonstrate. Thanks for the video. It’s been years since I’ve had a puppy. It’s time again.

    1. Same! Ngl I kinda regret it. My other dog is also very jealous and she’s such a good girl. Never pees in the house but it’s just because she’s older. Although she was better as a puppy so I feel bad for her

  19. I feel so lucky in that we put a potty bell at the door and our puppy uses it constantly. But for poop, she uses the kitchen floor! Still a work in progress 🙂

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