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Non Gaming Discussions => Off-Topic => Topic started by: Joker on November 29, 2001, 09:10:51 PM
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I\'ve put her head by it and yelled at her then put her outside. I\'ve done what I thought you were supposed to do...
but I can put her outside for 2 hours and when she comes back in she will still pee on the floor.
someone give me some better tips on what to do cause i\'m tired of cleaning up the p1ss and crap.
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make her learn by showing her how to do it :D ! ( nahh we used to take the piss put it in the thingny she has to piss in and put her nose into it ! it worked with most animals )
good luck ! :laughing:
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The secret is slow, positive re-inforcement. Put newspaper down where she pees inside the house. Teach her to go when you say "pee pee" or some other command (mine do). Whenever she pees on the newspaper, praise her. When she pees off it, show your displeasure with body language and tone.
Eventually, wait untill she hasn\'t peed in a while, and with her, take the newspaper outside, put it on the grass. Use the command, and keep putting her on the paper until she gets the idea. When she finally pees, praise her highly, give a biscut (etc).
After a few days of her peeing outside, with praise, remove the paper, but make sure you praise her when she pees outside, and show displeasure with accidents. Dogs like to please, so eventually, they\'ll learn anything, if you are consistant with your language and treats.
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What FatalXception said sounds like it will work well, but if you don\'t have the patience to do that, then just keep doing what you\'re doing. The key is your tone of voice. If your dog does something bad, use a fearful tone of voice. When it does something good, use a sweet tone of voice and also give it a treat. Your dog should start to ketch on pretty quickly if you do that. And if you had an older, already trained dog, the younger one will catch on much much quicker.
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Originally posted by Bobs software
I\'ve put her head by it and yelled at her then put her outside.
:laughing:
Have you seen Halloween 1. Do you want me to choke some sense into her :D
Call 1900 - The - Shape
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You have to catch your dog actually doing the pee. Going after the fact and showing it to her does nothing.
Just keep an eye on her and scare the living shizit out of her when she does it. Take her outside immediately and praise her when she goes on the grass.
What am I to say, my dog pees un der my desk.
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lol thanks guys.
but Fatal i\'ll give that stuff a shot and I\'ll try a more intimidating kind of voice on her as Iron and vid and others suggested.
I\'d do my fearful Sephiroth voice...but there are a few problems with that...
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Originally posted by Videoholic
You have to catch your dog actually doing the pee. Going after the fact and showing it to her does nothing.
Just keep an eye on her and scare the living shizit out of her when she does it. Take her outside immediately and praise her when she goes on the grass.
What am I to say, my dog pees un der my desk.
you hit the nail right on the head! Never punish a dog after the act has been done, always do it immediatly when you catch her doing something wrong. I dont know how old she is but it is VERY important to learn the dog the rules right from the beginning, if possible in the first 2 months or so. learn her who the boss is, rewards also help much
I hope that helps :)
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we just got her and she is 5 months old.
she was trained for where she used to live but is having trouble for adapting to the new home.
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Stick... Beat her with a stick.... No better teaching aid then the fear of pain...
No Im kidding... You should never hit an animal, human or dog. (guess what, where all animals)
Be forcefull though, talk with a very stern voice. Don\'t pet her, make sure she understands your not happy.... She will catch on eventually..
My dog still went in the house sometimes, and he was like 8 too.. But it was not his fault, he would be inside for too long. But it was funny, becuase normally he would come running to door when I got home, but if he got into the trash or did his business on the rug, he knew he did something wrong, so I would see him with his head down sitting in the kitchen. He was so funny, I did not even have to look when he acted like that cause I already knew he did something.. I miss him...
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Originally posted by Bobs software
we just got her and she is 5 months old.
she was trained for where she used to live but is having trouble for adapting to the new home.
I see your problem, we had the same thing when we got our 6 month old second dog. It was hard training him, but it worked. This might be more difficult that you think since she is already used to peeing in the house. And the nose pushing thing really works!
what kind of dog is it anyway? It also depends on the type of dog how fast it learns. Some dogs are easier to train than others
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Just keep an eye on her and scare the living shizit out of her when she does it. Take her outside immediately and praise her when she goes on the grass
umm but then wont he have two messes to clean up
i mean that just seems like more of a problem to me :p
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Originally posted by Sublimesjg
umm but then wont he have two messes to clean up
i mean that just seems like more of a problem to me :p
Well you are catching her hopefully right when she starts so that mess will be tiny.
The other mess, well, do you clean pee off the lawn? That\'s just a tad anal retentive don\'t you think?
What kind of dog is this?
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i own a boxer. i just did as most do. caught him in the act, beat him, and put him outside. in only 3 days he was taking me to the door to let him out.
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Chances are your dog will keep going around the same area cuz\' it\'s scent will linger. But yeah, you should catch her in the act and say, "NO!" loud, and pissed. Not no queer, pansy "no", you gotta scare the **** outta the dog (not litterally, lol). Then get a nice rolled up magazine, a nice swap on the butt (never hit a dog in the face or when trying to pet it it will duck cowardly away from your hand).
And WALK THE DOG ALOT! Or take him out, when he goes outside praise her and give her a treat. Eventually your dog will catch on, but if it takes longer than 3 months (3 months is the average time believe it or not), your dog is mentally retarded or just plain, "stupid".
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I was out all day today but I think I know her schedule now...so I\'m gonna be sure to catch her in the act and scold her then. I also bought some reward stuff today for when she starts to progress to whining to go outside.
Shes a mutt, a cross breed of Australian Shepard, Husky, and Golden Retriever. She\'s got tons of different colors of fur like black,white,brown,yellow (kinda yellow).
She\'s a smart dog tho...the first day we got her she was on the property for a half hour and when I took her for a walk she got off the leashand ran away. The leash broke off about 50 minutes from the house cause I took her running, and she kept running in the opposite direction until I couldn\'t see her. But next morning she was back on our porch waiting to be let in.
Also I\'ve only had her for about a week but i\'ve already taught her to sit / stay / come. So the only big problem is the peeing one.
I did reward her however cause she stopped going just anywhere and started going just on the paper. That a good move or bad?
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You want a really good peeing on newspaper story?
My wife and I buy a house.
We move in.
First weekend.
Stanley (My dog) runs outside and over to the neighbors.
She had a friend sitting in the car waiting for her to come out.
She was reading the paper in the passenger seat.
Stanley ran over there, jumped into the car and peed on her lap (Where the paper was).
Peace out.
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haha i\'d give the dog a reward anyways.
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I didn\'t do the \'newspaper\' thing with my dog.