The point of tieing him to you is that he learns he comes to you to go out
not in some room in the house. Give it time and keep at it he will get it.

Also put him on a schedule, take him out every couple hours and gush over
him when he goes outside. Make a big deal out of how pleased you are that
he's done his business outside. Also use a catch phrase when you take him
ask. Like say lets go POTTY. Then repeat it when he's outside telling him
to go potty and take him to the spot you want him to go in.

Each one of my dogs comes and gets me when they want out and they know "Lets
go pee" means we are going outside to go to the bathroom.. I've used the
tether method with every dog I've ever had and it works. You can even
retrain and old dog this way I've done it.

Celeste


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On Oct 14, 6:28 pm, diddy none wrote:
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Hi everyone. I have a 2 year old male Chinese Crested. I can't get
him to stop pooping in the floor. He sneaks around every time!! He
usually likes to go in my kids bedroom, which is very frustrating,
when I close the door to their rooms he goes in the hallway. If I
gate him off to one room he goes in there. He also goes to the
bathroom weird. He squats and then goes in a circle...he walks while
he's pooping. I have tried everything, I can't spank him, he will
submissive pee, and I really don't agree with spanking anyway, and I
have tried everything else...any suggestions??

tether him to your belt so that you are always watching him. When he
starts
circling, take him out. Congrats, recognizing a behavior pattern is the
first
step.

He is tethered now...thanks for the great advice...the only thing I am
concerned about is that he won't learn...because he won't try to go to
the bathroom tied to me...but then again, no poop!!! Thanks!!