Q&A for How to Train a Dog to Pee Outside

Stay outside with the dog when you take it to go to the bathroom. This way you can make sure your dog actually relieves itself where it's supposed to. You can also praise it after going to the bathroom in the area you want it to, which will train the dog much better than if you weren't there to do so.

This process takes time depending on the dog. I recommend this YouTuber named Zak George's Dog Training Revolution. He has many videos on dog training and I recommend him to many people. He has many videos on easy puppy potty training.

Walk her to the place where you want her to go and eventually she will. Praise her when she does!

Use an enzyme based cleaner to get the urine scent out. You may not smell it but the dog can. He sniffs and smells his old urine so he pees in the same place. Try getting potty spray (sold at most pet stores) and spraying wherever you want him to go.

Mix table food in with her dog food. First, do a mix with mostly table food and a little dog food, and if needed put it in the blender. Then, day by day, lessen the amount of table food until he's transitioned fully.

Personally, I started out by putting a little bed in my dog's favorite room, followed by a crate with a nice cushion inside. I left the crate open in the corner and put his teddy bear (and the occasional treat) inside. After a week or so, I took the original mattress away and my dog moved into the crate voluntarily. If you want more details, you can check out wikihow's article on how to teach your dog to love the crate.

Yes. Keep disciplining her if she is not listening and start the process over. If she continues, I suggest you sign her up for some doggy classes.

Gradually move the pad to the door (preferably a one that goes right to a yard). Then move it outside. Once she goes number 2 on the pad outside, take the poo and put it in the grass. She will smell it and link that to where she must go to the bathroom.

Try using training pads. Tell him to pee on them, then when he learns that move it closer to the door. Keep doing that until he learns how to go outside to pee.

There are some good tips for this in the wikiHow articles Train a Puppy Not to Bite and Get Your Puppy to Stop Biting .

Yes, as long as you pick up after the dog.

Time him/her. Take them back outside after 30 minutes to reduce this bad habit. When this starts working, change the time to 45 minutes. Keep doing this until you are happy with your dog's toilet behavior.

Feed your dog some treats and while he’s distracted, quickly clip on the leash. But never clip on the leash without the dog knowing that it’s on a leash. Once your dog has finished the treats, get him to walk forward, holding the leash firmly. Do not let go of the leash and repeat this until your dog can do it without a leash.

Maybe try taking the pad outside and have him pee out there on the pad first. Then slowly remove the pad. Also watch his body language, as most dogs will show signs that they have to pee before they do, then you can go outside.

You could just watch her behavior most dogs will bark or she might scratch at her pen to get out squatting is an obvious one restlessness or change in mood behavior like they could be laying down but then get up and start walking around in a circle. When she gets older you could train her with the bell on the door whenever you go out to take her to pee ring the bell soon she will put the pieces together and will know bells ringing means potty.