By: john s

john s — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 03:23:57 +0000

yes

By: TC Carter <3

Sat, 12 Sep 2009 22:46:50 +0000

I never had problems with dogs whining because I’ve always gotten 2 pups from the same litter

By: Rachel W

Rachel W — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 19:51:28 +0000

for the kennel – yes, you have to deal with it. DO NOT ever give him attention (positive or negative) while he is in the kennel whinning, otherwise he will associate the whine with attention, and you coming to the kennel. he will get it eventually, i promise. another thing you can do to help, is wait until he is quiet or stops (hide so he can’t see you), and then use the same term like “good boy quiet” and give him a treat. if he starts up again simply get up and walk away until he stops again and then you can go back. as for the potty training – do not let him run around a large area until he is comfortable using the bathroom where you want him to go (either outside or a puppy pad.) use puupy gates and give him a small area to run around in that is large enough to put a puppy pad in and has room to play, but not too big. you do this so he will train faster. if the area is too big, it will only cinfuse him on where he supposed to go. keep praising him when he goes on the pad. because the space is smaller, the likely hood of him going on the pad is greater than being able to go whenever and whereever he needs to. i hope this helped – i have raised 9 dogs in the span of 18 years and these things worked for me, hopefully they will help you!

Comments on: Kennel Vs. Potty Training?

By: john s

By: TC Carter <3

By: Rachel W