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<blockquote data-quote="Jen" data-source="post: 1566438" data-attributes="member: 207594">If she&#039;s using the house as a toilet, she certainly does not know she&#039;s not supposed to do that.&nbsp; The reason she&#039;s running from you is because she&#039;s reading your body language.&nbsp; She can tell your angry and she doesn&#039;t trust you when your angry because you&#039;ve rubbed her nose in her own waste before.&nbsp; But she does not associate her having gone to the bathroom in the house with your behavior.You need to go back to crate training.&nbsp; And you need to get her on a schedule.&nbsp; And you need to go outside with her on leash every single time and praise her when she goes in the correct spot.&nbsp; You need to tell her &quot;no&quot; and take her if you catch her IN THE ACT of going in the house.&nbsp; You need to ignore her and simply clean up the mess if she goes in the house.&nbsp; And most of all - you need to develop some patience a real understanding of what your dog does and why.&nbsp; I suggest obedience training with a trainer that&#039;s not afraid to tell you when YOU are being the dogs problem.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jen, post: 1566438, member: 207594"] If she's using the house as a toilet, she certainly does not know she's not supposed to do that. The reason she's running from you is because she's reading your body language. She can tell your angry and she doesn't trust you when your angry because you've rubbed her nose in her own waste before. But she does not associate her having gone to the bathroom in the house with your behavior. You need to go back to crate training. And you need to get her on a schedule. And you need to go outside with her on leash every single time and praise her when she goes in the correct spot. You need to tell her "no" and take her if you catch her IN THE ACT of going in the house. You need to ignore her and simply clean up the mess if she goes in the house. And most of all - you need to develop some patience a real understanding of what your dog does and why. I suggest obedience training with a trainer that's not afraid to tell you when YOU are being the dogs problem. [/QUOTE]

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