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Dionisis Yakiza
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PostSubject: 9 weeks Puppy poo training (Impossible)   9 weeks Puppy poo training (Impossible) EmptyThu Dec 22, 2016 9:00 am
Hello everyone

I just become a Siberian husky owner and i got my puppy 13 days ago , i started crate training and poo training immediately.
from the 3rd day  i started seeing progress i didn't had any accidents inside the crate or house.
I always keep her inside the crate and take her out to pee or poo  in the garden, and some play time after the "Toilet"  and that seem to go very well since i had no accidents, but the last 3 days now she have started pee inside the crate and inside the house when we play. i always play with her after she have done her "thing" so i wont have any accidents but  now it seems that she doesn't care and she pee where she sleeps..

i guess is because i have the water near her so she drinks a lot but i am not sure... what could i do?
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TwisterII
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Location : Missouri

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PostSubject: Re: 9 weeks Puppy poo training (Impossible)   9 weeks Puppy poo training (Impossible) EmptyThu Dec 22, 2016 1:11 pm
Puppies tend to need to go potty right after playing even if they already have so you would do best to play, take her out again, then crate her. Basically, always take her out to potty before going in the crate.

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