Toilet training my 3 month old Pitbull puppy. The first time he saw the other dogs going out he had to go with them. The problem he has, is knowing the reason for going outside, that this time isn't for playing.

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If your puppy doesn't have a way to easily get out of the house, you will need to train her to ask to be let out to go to the toilet. It's best to do this when your puppy is young and easy to train. Once dogs get into bad habits they can be hard to change and you might find yourself cleaning up 'accidents' all over the house.<br><br> <span>1.<span> </span></span>The best idea is to buy a dog bell/ poochie bell. You can attach this to string which you should hang from your back door so that it hangs at your dog's nose level.<br><br> <span>2.<span> </span></span>Every time you go to your back door, you should shake the bell and say out loud 'go potty time' and then take your puppy outside to the toilet.<br><br> <span>3.<span> </span></span>If you keep doing this, your puppy should start to make the association between the bells and going to the toilet.<br><br> <span>4.<span> </span></span>After a week or so of doing the above steps, you can say 'go potty' but don't ring the bell. Hopefully your dog will touch the bell herself. If she does, give huge amounts of praise and hugs.<br><br> <span>5.<span> </span></span>If she doesn't touch the bell, then gently shake it yourself and repeat the phrase 'go potty time'.<br><br> <span>6.<span> </span></span>It might take a while - don't give up! Just keep repeating the steps until your dog figures out that if she wants to be let out she needs to ring the bell.<br><br> Good Luck and stay positive. Hopefully within a few days you will have a nice clean house and a well-trained puppy.

The easiest way to teach your puppy is with treat and a firm sense of authority. Dogs automatically follow orders from the "alpha Male/Female" and you must be sure that your puppy knows at a young age that person is you, not the dog. In order to establish this authority, you must do things like make your puppy sit before he gets his meal or sit before you let him on the couch. If you catch your puppy doing something bad, like chewing up your daughter's doll for instance, do not EVER hit your puppy. Raise your voice, do not yell, and make a noise to grab attention like an "EH, EH!" sound. Then when the puppy looks at you say no, don't do that, etc.
Another form of teaching your puppy you are in charge is to train him to sit, stay, lay down, and shake. Get a jerky-type doggie treat, one that will rub the smell in your hand, and break it apart. Then with a demanding tone say, "Sit." As you say this, put the treat in your hand and ball your hands into a fist. Put your fist by his nose and let him follow your hand backwards till he is sitting. If he stands up make that noise I told you about above and retry. Now when your dogs is sitting, give him the treat and say, "Good sit." This way your dog knows what he did correctly. Just saying good boy to your dog is good, but your dog will be thinking, "Yeah I know I'm a good boy, but what did I do?"! Do the same technique with any other tricks you want to make your dog do. This will help the dog understand that you are the one calling the shots.
If your dog has a problem with barking, the best way to overcome this problem is:
1. Figure out WHY your dog is barking.
2. If it is not a good reason (eg. cat is in yard, someone's walking by the house), wait until your dog starts to bark, grab a spray bottle filled with water and spray it directly between the eye. This won't harm your dog, just startle him. The dog will think oh I don't want that to happen again and won't bark as much.
3. When you leave your house try not to sound anxious. The dog will think you are expecting him to do something and will end up barking or tearing up the house! A majority of the time dogs tear up the house 20 minutes after you leave or 20 minutes before you come home (if you come home around the same time everyday, your dog will know your schedule). So, as you leave, put your dog outside and leave.
4. WALK YOUR DOGS!!! Dogs need to get out every once in a while and explore! If you do this two times a day for an hour or more each time, they will be too tired to bark or tear up your house!