10 Simple Hacks to Stop a Dog From Peeing Indoors! | Stop Indoor Incidents
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Welcome to our channel dedicated to helping you build a stronger bond with your furry friend! 🐶💕 In this video, we'll be sharing 10 effective tips to prevent indoor dog peeing and create a clean and harmonious living environment for you and your beloved canine companion.
Is your dog having accidents indoors and leaving you frustrated? Don't worry; we've got you covered! 🐾🚫 Our expert advice will guide you through the process of understanding your dog's behavior and implementing positive training techniques.
Discover the power of consistency and routine as we show you how to establish a potty schedule that works for both you and your pup. 🕒🐾 Learn to read your dog's body language and identify triggers that might lead to indoor accidents.
We'll walk you through the process of crate training and how it can be a helpful tool for house-training your dog. 🏠🚽 You'll also gain valuable insights into reward-based training, teaching your dog to associate outdoor elimination with praise and treats.
Accidents happen, but we'll show you how to clean up properly and remove lingering odors to prevent repeat incidents. 🧼🚿
Join us for a fun and informative journey as we explore the reasons behind indoor peeing and provide expert guidance on addressing this common issue. Whether you have a new puppy or an adult dog, our tips are tailored to suit every stage of your furry friend's life.
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When you go for walk always go the same walk, around block or something like that. Do not take them out and as soon as they go potty bring them in, this will train them that going potty means the walk is over so they hold it and end up going in the house. To them a walk is a fun time.
You're absolutely right! Consistency is key when it comes to walking your dog. Establishing a routine and allowing your dog to enjoy their walk without feeling rushed is important for their overall well-being.
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What should you use to clean up urine and stop from returning to same area?
Enzyme spray. Vinegar and water. Can even steam the area
White vinegar works wonders! It neutralizes odor and deters dogs from revisiting the same spot. Mix with water, clean the area, and say goodbye to unwanted bathroom repeats. 🐾✨
My puppy wees in his crate
Oh no! Sounds like your pup needs some potty training hacks. Maybe try incorporating more frequent outdoor breaks, positive reinforcement when he does his business outside, and consider adjusting the crate size. Good luck - may your floors stay dry!🐾❤️
What does it mean to eliminate outdoors
Eliminating outdoors means training your dog to do their business outside instead of indoors. It's a key step in preventing indoor accidents and keeping your home clean!
@@allforlove23 lol Ty that’s what I thought it meant but was thinking wouldn’t it be called eliminating indoors since the training is meant to eliminate indoor accidents 😂 Ty again appreciate the confirmation
you are an idi0t.
Haha, I get what you mean! It does sound a bit funny when you think about it that way. Glad I could help clarify! 😄
What if we don’t have a crate ? Only a dog bed ?
If you don't have a crate, there are still plenty of effective strategies to prevent indoor accidents. You can designate a specific area in your home for your dog's toileting needs, use baby gates to restrict access to certain rooms, establish a consistent routine for outdoor bathroom breaks, and reward your dog for going potty outside. Additionally, keeping a close eye on your dog's behavior and providing ample opportunities for outdoor relief can go a long way in preventing indoor accidents.