Dog House Training

I REALLY REALLY want a dog but house training?

I'm living in a town where I really have no friends. When I come home, there is nothing for me to do except watch tv. I have wanted a dog for a long time. However, I do not think that I would be good at house training the dog. Is there a certain breed of dogs that are easier to train than others? And how do you house train a dog anyway??

You can adopt an older dog that has already been trained so that you don't have to deal with it because it will be difficult to train a puppy. If you do want a puppy I would say crate train it, from what I've read it is the easiest and quickest way to potty train a dog and its very helpful for when you're not home so that your puppy doesn't tear up your possessions.
Also, be prepared for tons of people on here telling you that you are not ready for a dog if you aren't prepared to train it.

How not to train your dog - House Breaking by K9-1.com


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I need help with adult dog house training!?

My dog (about a year and 4 months old) will not poo outside. He will willingly pee outside, but he continues to poo inside (and not on the puppy pads we set out for him either.) If you haveany suggestions that will be great, because if he is not housetrained soon, my mom is going to get him a house outside. He is a Teacup Yorkie and only weighs 5 pounds! So please HELP!
By the way, he has no specific poo time. He just poos whenever!!! That is one of the things that is very frustrating...

A dog that small should NOT be kept outside. It is too dangerous. If you cant housebreak him, then I would suggest you give him to someone who can, and who will keep him inside.
Try paying attention to the time of day when he goes (most dogs go about the same time every day, frequently right after they eat).
Make sure you take him outside at that time, then keep taking him back out at regular intervals until he goes. When he goes outside, praise him, and take him back in the house.
If he makes a mistake in the house, tell him "NO", then take both him and the poo outside, and place the poo where you want him to go. That way he will know where the bathroom is supposed to be :o)
You can use something like Natures Miracle to remove the smell in the house, so he is not tempted to go back to the same place.

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