Mary Allen
Getting a puppy room clean takes different lengths of time. It’s frustrating with a puppy peeing and pooping everywhere. Here’s how to do it.
That the puppy is not room clean when you pick it up from the breeder is of course completely normal. But in weeks, maybe months go by without the puppy starting to become something so when the room is clean there is usually a reason. It may not go out often enough, thinks it is too cold to do outdoors, or is unsafe.
This is How You Prevent
Take the puppy out as soon as it has played, slept, or eaten. It can easily be about 15 times a day. Puppies do not have the physical conditions to stay.
Feel free to go to the same place every time so that the puppy recognizes himself. Ideally, it should be a quiet place where not too much happens, because then the dog can become anxious and may not be able to urinate for that reason.
If you live in a large house, it can be good to limit the areas where the dog can be when you do not have supervision over it. Dogs like to pee and poop where they are not usually so much.
If the puppy gives up as soon as you disappear, it may well be because it is insecure. Maybe it’s not really ripe for the demands you make on it? One thing is for sure: the puppy does not pee inside to get revenge, it pees because it needs to pee or is worried.
How to Fix It
In the same way that you prevent. If the puppy has already peed or pooped inside, just wipe it up and look happy. Never punish the puppy, it only does harm.