Hi 

I have a quick question...we have 2 adorable male puppies (4 months 
old) and are using the crate method for housebreaking and the 
puppies are doing great in the crate and when they are not in the 
crate and I am busy they are kept in a smaller confined area of the 
house - that is all working great no accidents however...when I am 
relaxing and the puppies are out of the confined area they will NOT 
go to the door to show me that they need to go outside???

We use the same phrase each time we take them out and they always go 
in and out the same door.  I take them out several times a 
day/evening.  As long as I lead them to the door they go out and we 
have no accidents but...they will not take the initiative and go to 
the door.

Sam last night was laying down he got up and casually took a few 
steps and relieved himself in the middle of the living room - no 
where near the door and with no indication that he was searching for 
the door????

Being almost 4 months old the Vet is telling us they should have 
been totally housebroken within 6 weeks of coming home from the 
breeder - any idea what we are doing wrong?  Is there any books we 
should be reading on housebreaking?  Would you suggest using the 
training pads?

Thanks for any suggestions! We are leaving for vacation on Thursday 
I am hoping putting them in the kennels will not back-step any 
housebreaking progress!

Lisa







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