hi,

i have a 2 month old gsd

and he is quite a handful all day i am at office from 9 am to 8 pm

i come in between to give my pup food
but how do i train him for poty and pee

my backyard has earth and ruble and he eats bots D:

Don't want him getting another infection , i get a little time to train him .
he pee;s inside and does **** too..

any ideas? pls

Your puppy is very much a baby and leaving him that length of time it will be hard to train him,if not impossible.
Of course he will pee and poop in the wrong place as your not around to toilet train him,young pups need to be taken out every 30 minutes to an hour,after feeding,sleeping,playtime etc...
How much time do you actually spend with him ?

Yeah. Rehome him while he's young. For both your sakes.

I mean come on - leaving him from 9 - 8?? Why on earth didn't you get a hamster instead? Or even a cat?

You have picked one of the most difficult breeds, because they are very intelligent and need a lot of stimulation.

If you cannot provide this, you should consider re-homing and next time get an adult rescue, who can be left and needs little training.

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for now i got morning shift so my cousin watch's over him in day .. and from 8 pm to 9 am he is with me,,

next month i got night shift .and and in night shift atleast one person is at home in night and day .

so more sugestions please?

I would suggest buying a puppy book to begin with and then a book about GSD's. You have a lot of problems, which I am sure is normal behaviour. If you read up on then it will give you advice on what to do.

The forum is great for getting advice, but need a basic understanding first.

Good luck

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okay but till now he knows autoo

1) lose leash walking

2) he comes when i call his name..



one thing i taught him

is "sit" lol

why did you get a dog if you cant spend adequate time with it?

man james people like u get on my nerves.

did u even read what i posted above?

AND

i clearly mentioned in previous thread i adopted him ... -.-

I think James has read what you posted above perfectly well.

If you can't spend enough time with a dog you shouldn't have it.

The fact you adopted the dog is neither here or there. You say it is 2 months old. Unless that is a typo, I'm surprised they let you rehome such a young dog when you clearly aren't able to spend enough time with it.