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**Sonic82** · 11-25-2012, 05:05 PM

It's a husky!...build a dog house with small electric heater and throw it some reindeer meat every now and again

**winds-of-change** · 11-25-2012, 06:05 PM

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Originally Posted by woody63m

Every time it goes potty out side give it a treat immiedatly when he goes in the house dont rub his nose in it he is a puppy you wouldnt expect a baby to be potty trained if he is not in his crate he should be on a leash even in the house my 3 month old rottie is already potty trained with this method only give him water with his meal i also recomend puppy classes at pets smart that class works wonders they help with alot of training we take our rottie every sunday a noon for an hour the class is like six weeks if he goes potty in the house its your fault you were not watching him

Amen.

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Originally Posted by Mosin

That's what's for me confused. Our other dogs were trained by 8 weeks by crate training, with the occasional mess up. I do the praise thing. I've just never encountered a dog that will go outside for 20 minutes, do nothing, then go in its cage and pee all over itself 2 minutes later.

It's health is fine. Maybe it's retarded.

it's not retarded. It is a very young puppy. Many breeders won't let a puppy go that young. He is way to young to expect to be potty trained.

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Originally Posted by trip286

That's what I think was wrong with my beagle. She was almost a year old when I gave up. The new family told me they never did get her housebroken, but the kids loved her so they were stuck with her.

I still think maybe it could just be a high energy thing.

Kinda like how my kid would still piss his pants at 4 years old because he was distracted with playing.

Beagles, along with many of the scent hounds, are particularly hard to house train.

**Mosin** · 11-25-2012, 06:06 PM

I sold it to the owner of the Chinese restaurant down the street. They seemed very interested in it. I'm sure they'll make good parents. Thanks for your help guys!

**trip286** · 11-25-2012, 07:14 PM

.......who's up for lunch?

**winds-of-change** · 11-25-2012, 07:17 PM

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Originally Posted by trip286

.......who's up for lunch?

Me, except I don't have the taste for Chinese today.

**Sonic82** · 11-25-2012, 07:20 PM

So that's how it all ends...Hunan Husky

**winds-of-change** · 11-25-2012, 07:47 PM

I can't help but think the OP barely gave that pup a chance. But it's probably best to give the dog to another home who will have more patience and understanding of what a pup that age is capable of.......and not capable of.

**Mosin** · 11-25-2012, 08:20 PM

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Originally Posted by winds-of-change

I can't help but think the OP barely gave that pup a chance. But it's probably best to give the dog to another home who will have more patience and understanding of what a pup that age is capable of.......and not capable of.

Capable of being delicious!

Jstrong · 11-25-2012, 09:32 PM

What's going on guys? Is that Chinese I smell?

**GaryGlock** · 11-25-2012, 10:12 PM

He may keep going in the cage because the previous owner kept it locked up instead of taking them out.
Huskies are a very high energy dog try just throwing a ball for about 5 minutes Before you start training.

Praise Praise Praise!!! Positive re enforcement is 100 times more effective than discipline. So do your part in making sure puppy avoids disaster.

They have a short memory, when the dog goes in its cage or in the next room, it will do virtually no good to punish it Unless you catch it in the act.

Stay vigilent in your training routine, and be patient. The dog will learn and the headache will pass.

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