Amber.Faith
Old Kaki
Nov 6, 2006, 8:40 PM
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Re: [kaychia] Puppy Hold Poo at home but Poo shamelessly outside
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Hi kaychia!
ALL dogs will naturally do their buissness outside the house especially on grass whether they are trained to do it in a certain area of the house or newspaper trained. Why? It's their instinct to do it on the grass.
Another thing is, do you tie him or does he sleep near the area where his toilet is? This I must tell you. Dogs that sleep near or tied up near that area, will not pee or poo there. Why? Because they are like us. If we sleep in that area, ofcourse we will not do it there...Dogs know cleanliness too you know? Hehehe! Both my dogs were first put in the cage to sleep at night & will always pee and poo in there. After a while, when they grew older, they hold it until the next morning when we bring them out. They will naturally learn it by themselves.
My Amber, will hold it no matter how late I bring her out which is not good coz can get constipated from holding it. She will only pee in the porch but not poo. But is still good that you teach your dog to do its buissness in a certain area when you really have no time to bring him out to toilet.
Do you walk with your dog on the road? If so, try not to. That's why he does it on the road coz he's restricted by the leash & can't go on the grass part. But if he's the type who does it on the road, walk on the grass area and don't allow him to go on the road to do it. It'll take minutes before he gets the idea...Try walking on it until he finishes peeing & pooing. Trust me, he will do on it! Also try and schedule yourself at what time to bring him out everyday. Usually twice. One, you wake up in the morning & ammediately bring him out or he'll do it in the house (If he's an indoor dog), coz cannot tahan already! Don't feed him 1st, only after he's his buissness. Then the other one preferably around 6pm or when you come back from work. Not too late!
After many weeks or months, he'll soon stop doing it in the porch. Maybe pee only lah coz you can't bring him out all the time right? Try this out everyday & see what happens...Don't worry so much! There's nothing wrong with him. It's just one of those things that dogs do. 
(This post was edited by Amber.Faith on Nov 6, 2006, 9:05 PM)
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