More puppy pics for my truck brethren.
#12
Train 'em while he/she is young. Catch the dog pissing, and slap it on the nose. and teach it some key phrase. "No p p". some **** like that. And immediately take him/her outside.
Once they learn the word no...they usually catch on
--should add. the whole point of taking them outside is to let them understand where it's appropriate to drain the sack.
just watchin out for your carpet
Once they learn the word no...they usually catch on

--should add. the whole point of taking them outside is to let them understand where it's appropriate to drain the sack.
just watchin out for your carpet
#14
I've always wanted a JRT, just don't have the time or room that they need.
My "puppy" is almost 17 years old and on his last legs...he's still doing okay for an old dog, just losing his hearing and sight. I'm sure gonna miss him when he's gone.
My "puppy" is almost 17 years old and on his last legs...he's still doing okay for an old dog, just losing his hearing and sight. I'm sure gonna miss him when he's gone.
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Originally Posted by Scream
My "puppy" is almost 17 years old and on his last legs...he's still doing okay for an old dog, just losing his hearing and sight. I'm sure gonna miss him when he's gone. 

#18
Originally Posted by Flyer
If I could just get her to stop pissing in the house, it would be all good.
I can handle the chewing, since she usually just gabs what's in the middle of the floor, but the pissing is getting really old.
That's a Ziegen Bock. Brewed by Anhieser Busch, available only in Texas from what the label and the box says.
I can handle the chewing, since she usually just gabs what's in the middle of the floor, but the pissing is getting really old. That's a Ziegen Bock. Brewed by Anhieser Busch, available only in Texas from what the label and the box says.
Get a small cage, put her in it and as soon as you let her out of it take her
out side. Don't let her in till she goes. Take her to same spot outside everytime.
You could have her trained in two weeks tops.
Don't ever hit a dog in the nose. If you have to correct her use a newspaper
on her ***.
I have had 3 Rotts and a sheperd none have been mean
Hot dogs make good treats when they **** outisde.
#19
Yeah, mine used the house quite a bit but I have broke him from that. I called going outside "pee pee" and now when I say that he goes over to the door and is ready to go out. As soon as he gets done doing his thing, I say "get a treat" and he knows where to run to inside to get a treat for using the bathroom. It just takes time, persistance and paitence
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Originally Posted by 900Z1
Get a small cage, put her in it and as soon as you let her out of it take her
out side. Don't let her in till she goes. Take her to same spot outside everytime.
You could have her trained in two weeks tops.
Don't ever hit a dog in the nose. If you have to correct her use a newspaper
on her ***.
I have had 3 Rotts and a sheperd none have been mean
Hot dogs make good treats when they **** outisde.
out side. Don't let her in till she goes. Take her to same spot outside everytime.
You could have her trained in two weeks tops.
Don't ever hit a dog in the nose. If you have to correct her use a newspaper
on her ***.
I have had 3 Rotts and a sheperd none have been mean
Hot dogs make good treats when they **** outisde.
She understands it's bad, and she knows when it happens she's in trouble, but she still does it.





