i have 2 jack russell called roxy and toby.
roxy is 1 years old and toby is 1 in june.
but they are not loud in the house during the day but they are a loud in at night ... i have tried many things like bringing them in very late at night and letting them out very early for me .. they also pee on their beds but still pee on the ground and i don't know which one is doing it because roxy was trained to go pee or poo and a newspaper and i have taking the newspaper away because roxy would pee on it and toby would rip it up and its hard to know who peeing on the ground and their beds ... please help i dont no what to do !!!!!
Go back to treating them like brand-new puppies. Start at square one. Here:
http://dogstardaily.com/training/errorle ... You must follow it VERY closely, and you must be PATIENT and CONSISTENT. You've got an entire year's worth of bad habit to undo; it WILL take time and effort.
pets question and answers,www.5d2d.com "But they are not loud in the house during the day but they are a loud in at night ... i have tried many things like bringing them in very late at night and letting them out very early for me."
- How can they learn not to pee in the house if they're rarely in the house to begin with? To quote the above article, "Who is going to housetrain your pup outside - a shrub? If the dog is left outside unattended , he will become an indiscriminate eliminator. Basically, your puppy will learn to go wherever he wants, whenever he wants, and he will likely do the same whenever you let him indoors. "
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Well good luck.
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Crate training!
Me personally I do not agree with letting your dog even pee inside in the first place as part of the training process using newspaper and pads!!
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The best is to control it by proper feeding and walking plan. You may leave them out doors all day but are you walking them, you still should walk them 3 times a day. You feed them (according to their body weight) in the afternoon and only put water down with feeding and half hour at a time any other time.
Who ever pees you have to clean it up using proper dog fouling products that removes scent!!
Believe it or not it is relatively easy to train them but it requires effort on your part not theirs, if you are lazy and disinterested then your dogs will not learn the required training and appropriate behaviour!!
Ah, the funny thing is i have two jacks as well. Albert and Rolo. They were abit crazy aswell and we had problems like you do with your jacks now. We have a crate for our dogs to sleep in at night times and very rarely they pee in there. When they were puppies we used these dog mats for dogs to go to the toilet on. When you can see they need to go lead them to the mat and really praise them if they do it on the mat after a while they will start doing that naturally and then you can try moving on to get them to go to the garden door like ours do and letting you know they need to go out. Hope this helped x
