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How to train your puppy to poop at a place that you wanted?
Posted by Puppy Trainer on December 27th, 2008 filed in Dogs
Tranage.com asked:
I have a 3 months old puppy, but he never poop on the PAD. I have a PAD on ground, but he only pees up and give poop approximately around the PAD. I weià not whether someone has all techniques or methods for the training of it?  Thanks
I have a 3 months old puppy, but he never poop on the PAD. I have a PAD on ground, but he only pees up and give poop approximately around the PAD. I weià not whether someone has all techniques or methods for the training of it?  Thanks
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December 30th, 2008 at 1:12 pm
The excess poop in the spot but only poop in the same spot your best bet is overwhelm with exsisting smell it wont unload on the spot but only poop in the spot is have bigger pad to catch the general area if the excess poop.
From Sam T
January 2nd, 2009 at 1:57 pm
One difficulty is that it’s hard for the dog to position itself and know exactly where the poop will fall. The fact that he’s going near the pad is a good sign, as he knows that its the proper area to relieve himself. Two suggestions: set two pads next to each other to give him a larger area, and increase the likelihood of the poop being in the right place. Or you could use a large litter box (they now make them for dogs) and place the pad inside. This should help the puppy stay on the pad.