emmyN:


It's dominating you. You are now the beta and it is alpha.

who is now the gamma and omega i knw what i ll do, na to buy confirm otapiapia put 4 his food, no be my dog, na my neighbours dog.

Seems this is your first time to have a little puppy.

Puppies equally behaves like humans babies. My dog also behaved that way but gradually knew what he did was bad as he grew up.

He will even come wake me up, run to the door, scratch the door to tell you he want to go out to urinate or poo.

So chill, she's still a baby at 9 months.

Cute

Where she dey do Shit?

Very simple change ur room to rest room and ur rest room to room

The only reason I cannot have dogs is for them not to shit and piss in my house. Cannot stand that.
Meanwhile see as this your dog resemble mammy water!
Best solution is to make a pot of 404 psoup.

A dog or rabbit?

CALCULUS16:
"Our dog bite my arm this evening, about 3 different part of my arm. Any time i walk pass it , it always growl, who can tell me what to do or whats" h


If you are not the real owner of the dog. You bought the dog , when it has grew up,more than infant. So, to the dog you are caretaker,it knows that: "it has Oga"!

Try and get this book from Amazon shop.. that is what I used. www.amazon.com

Cutezt:
So I have this 9 weeks old eskimo dog, she is lovely and a beauty to behold. I love her so much and play a lot with her, but my only problem is that she doesn't know where to urinate. She urinates on my tiles which gets me annoyed a lot of times, I have watched dog potty training videos and tried all the tips but with very little success. I have a potty for her kept in the toilet but she prefers to urinate on my room tiles.

I have tried to keep the potty where she loves to go urinate but everytime, she shuns it and still urinate on the tiles, and at one point, I beat her and put her in the bathroom so she can see that when she urinated there, I won't beat her and will reward her, but this dog held the urine for over 10 hours and immediately I opened the bathroom door, she rushed out to the room and urinated on the tiles.

I don't know what to do again, please house, help me, she seems to be confusing the room for the rest room and the rest room for the room.

.... Your dog no sabi urinate.... My advise is for you to search for professional solutions on YouTube.... U will find better and practical solutions to the dog's problems...... If me Wan advise you now, na for you to build him own toilet for am near your own......

Please put some of her urine in the potty.


Then make sure you mop the smell completely off your tiles, you may add some vinegar to the cleaning liquid..


Dogs smell around before they pee. And they will come back to the same spot often. But if you can erase that smell.. then they will have to find another spot

Franckelv230:
Someone you should be going to the toilet with her to show her.

Like seriously??
I don't want to read a funny story tomorrow about you and the dog o

You are a foooooooool

JONSYN7154:
you're now a pro. Congratulations ma'am

Lol

Cutezt:
Lalasticlala seun please help me

Did they help you to buy the dog ni? Allow them to rest jhor

Cutezt:
So I have this 9 weeks old eskimo dog, she is lovely and a beauty to behold. I love her so much and play a lot with her, but my only problem is that she doesn't know where to urinate. She urinates on my tiles which gets me annoyed a lot of times, I have watched dog potty training videos and tried all the tips but with very little success. I have a potty for her kept in the toilet but she prefers to urinate on my room tiles.

I have tried to keep the potty where she loves to go urinate but everytime, she shuns it and still urinate on the tiles, and at one point, I beat her and put her in the bathroom so she can see that when she urinated there, I won't beat her and will reward her, but this dog held the urine for over 10 hours and immediately I opened the bathroom door, she rushed out to the room and urinated on the tiles.

I don't know what to do again, please house, help me, she seems to be confusing the room for the rest room and the rest room for the room.

@9weeks your puppy is still young to be able to understand some basic house rules and commands. Just imagine how little babies poo and pee on their body same apply with puppies. When my bull mastiff was a puppy she do mess up my balcony with urine and poo even though I dropped a potty sheet for her but as she grew up she began to hold it in until I took her outside then she will relieve herself. I had to time it so that she knows that a chance outside means she needs to be a good dog and not potty in the house. That actually did the trick. You could also practice crate training, dogs tend to be clean to their immediate environment that way they don't mess up where they lay down, with the crate training your dog is going to whine for you to know it has to go, carry it from the crate to where you want it to potty or urinate then praise after she's done. With time it will get used to it and know. But above all your dog is still a puppy so patience and consistent training does the trick. If I tell you all I suffered when my dog was a puppy enn but now I dey enjoy all the training I gave it lol

Bro calm down she still a baby.

Is like telling a 6 months old child to tell you whenever he or she wants to pee

Gi am nani

Cutezt:
So I have this 9 weeks old eskimo dog, she is lovely and a beauty to behold. I love her so much and play a lot with her, but my only problem is that she doesn't know where to urinate. She urinates on my tiles which gets me annoyed a lot of times, I have watched dog potty training videos and tried all the tips but with very little success. I have a potty for her kept in the toilet but she prefers to urinate on my room tiles.

I have tried to keep the potty where she loves to go urinate but everytime, she shuns it and still urinate on the tiles, and at one point, I beat her and put her in the bathroom so she can see that when she urinated there, I won't beat her and will reward her, but this dog held the urine for over 10 hours and immediately I opened the bathroom door, she rushed out to the room and urinated on the tiles.

I don't know what to do again, please house, help me, she seems to be confusing the room for the rest room and the rest room for the room.

Cute

Just always keep her at the place it use to urinate and feed her always there that is when it we change

When you brought her home
The first place she did her business is going to be her spot....
It takes patience to change it.
Puppies are adorable, easy to train but can be very annoying..
A little advice
After meal,comes her business time (poop and pee)
You have to take her to the designated area you want her to pee and poo.(patience is required)

I've a method for my little pups (after meal I'd tell them lets go poo; if it goes fine I praise them "who's a good boy or girl) remember they listen but can't speak. Your tone of voice makes Dem detect if you're please with them or not.

If I ask "WHO DID THIS" come and see run na

Restrict meal and water one hour before bedtime.
By 2am and 5am (they'd be attractive remember to take her to pee at the designated place)

As time goes on you'd start understanding what her different whinny means.

Btw,your pup is adorable

Cheers.

All these small dogs are very dumb I don't even know why ppl keep them. My neighbors own have turned my frontage to toilet. Everytime I go to work and come back d stupid dog would have messed up my entrance.

At this point, because she is only 9 weeks, she needs a diaper like a baby.

She belongs to the street

Cutezt:
So I have this 9 weeks old eskimo dog, she is lovely and a beauty to behold. I love her so much and play a lot with her, but my only problem is that she doesn't know where to urinate. She urinates on my tiles which gets me annoyed a lot of times, I have watched dog potty training videos and tried all the tips but with very little success. I have a potty for her kept in the toilet but she prefers to urinate on my room tiles.

I have tried to keep the potty where she loves to go urinate but everytime, she shuns it and still urinate on the tiles, and at one point, I beat her and put her in the bathroom so she can see that when she urinated there, I won't beat her and will reward her, but this dog held the urine for over 10 hours and immediately I opened the bathroom door, she rushed out to the room and urinated on the tiles.

I don't know what to do again, please house, help me, she seems to be confusing the room for the rest room and the rest room for the room.

E no hard na...move your belongings to the restroom and make your room the restroom.

This reminds me of the story my Grandpa once told about the dog he had as a kid

Look for tiny but strong cane, whenever she urinates where you don't her to flog her very well, tell not to urinate there again and show her where to urinate, do this for about 5 to 7 times and she will change.

Even local dogs don't behave like that.

officialfestus:
this meme loud oh

Best way to solve it is when ever she urinate drag the dog back to the spot and use her nose to like touch the urinate, dogs hate that the take her to where ever you want her to always pee

Cutezt:


I have, but little joy. The problem is that I don't cage her, she has freedom to walk around the room, so I don't know exactly when she wants to wee, and she urinates very often too. She can urinate 5 times in 30 minutes which is crazy. The poo is just once or twice in a day, but that urine is every time and I'm loosing patience. I don't want to take her out as I want to breed her as an In-house pet

We have diapers for animals , shes too young.. you need to get her diapers until shes a bit matured..

DarkPheonix:


Even local dogs don't behave like that.

Naija local dogs wise, streetwise. they get amazing intelligence. The way they look at you, from the corner of their eyes ehn, the thing dey wonder me.