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House Training Adult Dog

Emily1188 said:
Great links, Nancy!
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What she said...except with an I! Thanks for the input everybody! I'm not as nervous about this whole situations as I was earlier. I also got permission from my girlfriend's parents to keep him in their backyard, if all else fails. I'm not planning on that though...
 
petpro553 said:
This is the ideal method. Crate training, when done properly, is your best friend. It creates a safe haven for your dog, and a clean house for you. Plus, crated dogs cannot harm themselves or eat anything potentially harmful when you gone. It protects all involved. It must however be done right-get a book!
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LOL unless your dog is semi-deranged like our GSD and will harm himself eating/breaking out of the actual crate. If that's the case, heaven help you. :) But really, good luck! Everyone on here seems to have had success with their suggestions so hopefully you find one that fits your style of training.
 
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