Training Great Dane

07 Jul 2010

7 Jul, 2010 Dog Breeders

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Training Great Dane Q&A

Best potty training methods for Great dane?

Okay, so my puppy is 6 weeks old and the breeder actually raised them indoors and started the training process, but I do not see it being successful. I cage train my puppy. I put him in a cage when I'm gone, at work, and at night (he hates it!!!). I have been leaving him outside A LOT to go potty. He does potty and poop in his cage if I dont wake up in the middle of the night to let him out on time. I keep a clean house and I keep his cage clean as well. What is the best practice for potty training him. Rewards? Treats? Praise? How often should I be letting him out? What do you suggest?
I guess I should tell you....when I catch him using bathroom in the house I pick him up and lightly smack his nose, put his face near the mess (not in it) and tell him no and take him directly into the yard. I then praise him when he goes outside.

when you see the puppy going clap your hands together real loud and yell no then take him outside to the same spot. also take him out after he eats, drinks, and sleeps. if you play with him take him out also. when you see his butt drop just clap your hands together loud that scares them and he will stop. but what ever you do don't slap him it will make him scared of people.i also have a 6 week old great dane as well keep doing that and he will get it. remember he is still a baby.