Pneumonia In Dogs Treatment

Housebreaking a 4 year old dog?

She’s been pretty good. I left her alone when I first went to buy her kennel and she peed. She also ran all over the house knocking things over as she was totally torqued up from the move.

She was at the Vet all day yesterday getting IV treatments (for pneumonia). I took her home, got her settled and forgot to take her out and she peed at the front door.

I dont know if she will ever give warning signs, but I am just trying to keep taking her out every few hours. Any other suggestions?

When I saw her pee, I just got her attention and she stopped, we went out and she finished.

When I leave her, I put her in her kennel hopeing she wont pee or poop. Any other suggestions?

First off, NEVER EVER scold your dog for making a mess inside. She has no idea what it means when you rub her nose in her accidents or smack her in the butt. This will only scare her and make the potty training process harder. Some dogs will hold their bladder because they become so afraid to urinate/defecate after receiving harsh punishment. This could lead to infections. Accidents in the house are a result of poor potty-training, or none at all. Therefore, the owners fault not the dogs.

You need to fully supervise her at all times. Taking her out to go potty every few hours is not enough, you should be taking her out once an hour so she get’s the hang of going out the backdoor = going potty. Whenever she stands next to the sliding back door, open it. This lets her know that when she stands by the door, it opens up for her to go outside. Soon (hopefully) she will wait by the back door, letting you know she needs to be let out to go potty.

You need to use a lot of positive reinforcement. For the next few weeks, make sure you’re going out with her when she does her business. Tell her, “go potty” and when she does say, “good potty!” use lots of enthusiasm. Directly after you’ve said “good potty!” reward her with a treat. Do this every single time she goes to the bathroom. You need to be consistent so she understands that when she goes outside, it’s a good thing. If she can’t hold it at night, make sure you’re taking her out then too. Rewarding her just the same. She will catch on, you’d be surprised.

She is an older dog so once she is fully housebroken she will be able to hold her bladder for 6-8hours.

 

Dog Health Care : How to Treat Dogs With Pneumonia

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