I have a 5 month old puppy and she is almost house broken but how do I keep her from peeing on my floor. My door is always open for her to go outside but she won't and I know that she knows the door is open because she goes out and lays in the sun. why won't she pee out side? I have tried all I can. Please help!:confused: :(

I have a 5 month old puppy and she is almost house broken but how do i keep her from peeing on my floor. my door is always open for her to go outside but she wont and i know that she knows the door is open because she goes out and lays in the sun. why wont she pee out side? i have tried all i can. please help!:confused: :(
I have a 4 month old puppy and I have her on a schedule every time she easts like 30 minutes later I take her out... or earlier if I see her sniffing around. And when she drinks I take her out right then that has reduced the accidents. But I do get up a couple times throughout the night as you have to cause little ones can't hold it. Hope this helped

I have the same trouble star. I have a pupy 4 months old. We have had her since feb 12 she was an outside dog. But seems to be very stubborn about potty training. I take her out every hour to potty we go to the same location and she ever has a key word. We wonder around and she shows no interest. We come inside with in ten minutes she is peeing or pooing in my floor. I am about at my wits end

The only trick I know, that works, in order to make it through the night it to take the water bowl away around 7:30. 1 last trip before bed you should be good.

This is really hard. Ive raised litters of puppies that me and my family have rescued from the shelters to foster and when they get to that age its really hard. They just have to learn that outside is "good" and inside is "bad" good luck!

Crate training is very helpful for house breaking. If you can't watch her, put her in the crate, and have her in there while you are out of the house. You can search the internet for great articles on crate training. Hopefully crating will only be for six months to a year, maybe less if they catch on quickly.

I took her out this morning and she peed and pooed. Brought her back inside tell her what a good girl she was. A few minutes later I caught her getting ready to pee on the carpet. And noticed she had pooed under the table. But yet she had just done this outside