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Thank you for your help everyone. Our baby is a bit older now and is doing well with his potty training, a few accidents now and again indoors but that is to be expected.

He won’t go for a wee or poo when we manage to get him outside for a walk. He is very reluctant to venture outside if he thinks the weather is bad! I think what you have said about the pee pad is correct and could most likely slowing things down. Thank you so much for everyone helping here!

We put the pee pad in the conservatory for the rare occasions one of us aren’t at home and also he won’t go out of the weather is bad , mainly wet or cold. Living in Lincolnshire those two things happen a lot. Maybe it’s a bad idea and having the opposite effect?

Thank you! I don’t like the idea of being dominant but I appreciate that there must be some “rules”. I’m afraid I’m not the best person because I just want him to be happy.

Thank you for the response. we have a conservatory that we could put him in , would that be acceptable? He has a bed in there and toys etc , plus his pee pad. He is used to staying in there when we go out. I guess the key is not to give him anything when he starts barking as that would mean...

Hi. Our puppy , who is 4 months old , barks when we have our meals. Obviously this is unacceptable but realise he is our little baby and is still so young! It is really hard not to give in to him and give him some little treats. I have read that we should give him one of his own treats to eat...