Dogs

Eh. Took me about a year to get it completely potty trained. Didnt help I started out in a 4th floor apartment. I started using pads for indoor until I got a yard.

Its on you more than the dog for potty training. If you want it to go outside you have to be alert so whenever it looks like it might use the bathroom take it outside. If it doesnt use the bathroom go back in. When it does go outside praise it and give it a treat. At the least it will equate going potty outside with a treat (even though my dog is 4 and still wants one when he goes :( )
haha, ok that'ts not too bad. Treats for dayyyys. I guess I need to stock up.
 
Another thing a lot of people do is crate their dogs because most wont use tge bathroom where they sleep. But theres a lot more to that I dont know about.
 
Another thing a lot of people do is crate their dogs because most wont use tge bathroom where they sleep. But theres a lot more to that I dont know about.
I hear you, I don't like to keep my dog in the crate forever but, sometimes it has to when everyone is at work. It's got the crate down good and don't go to the bathroom in there. Just on the carpet literally, only 2 times though.
 
Crate is good. Otherwise its really about a consistent schedule for potty training. Take him/her outside same times everyday or as close as possible. (After meals). More often as pups because they are learning to control their bladder, but then you can cut back to 2-3 times a day as they get older. Praise for good deeds obviously.
 
Crate is good. Otherwise its really about a consistent schedule for potty training. Take him/her outside same times everyday or as close as possible. (After meals). More often as pups because they are learning to control their bladder, but then you can cut back to 2-3 times a day as they get older. Praise for good deeds obviously.
Sometimes you get lucky my American bulldog wouldn't use the bathroom in the house would just sit at the door and whine when he needed to go no training needed. He won't even shit in our yard goes straight to the neighbors :D
 
My dog likes to watch tv. I have never seen this before. It is werid I almost feel like I should turn it off. Shes too young and it's bad for her eyes.... HAHA
 
Does anybody feed there dog bone marrow bones? I am wondering what the correct way to feed these to a dog is. I am undecided on the technique I am using. Which is bake the bone. But then the meat gets all oily and messy. I don;t car if the nutritional value of bone marrow meat is good for dogs. But I can't find info on if it's healthy for them. Its very fatty. Its a bone marrow bone. I am wondering if it would be better prepared another way.
 
Here's my boy:


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