I just got a new pitbull puppy and she is 3 months now and I'm having a really hard time potty training her. She will go pre and poop outside sometimes but than decides she wants to inside to. I have tried so many different tactics. I have tried punishing her for it, tried making it a happy experience and even stayed outside longer with her. I will even stay out there for like 20 min or more and she will act like she doesn't need to go than immediately go once she comes inside. I really need help! I have never had this much trouble before. Any help is appreciated. Please no rude comments, I just need advice. Thank you!:)

I have a 1 year old female German Rottweiler and she is pretty obiedent but she tends to just when she gets excited. She is already 110lbs and will be about 170lbs when fully grown. I don't want her jumping on someone and hurting them on accident. Any suggestions will help!:)

I can't afford a dog trainer right now because we are having some money issues but I will try everything else you said. Also hopefully it's just a behavior she will grow out of like you said. I didn't know they do that. I wouldn't mind her doing it if she still focused on my seizures. Thank you

She just turned 10 months and for the past few months she won't stop playing with every shadow she see obsessively! She is my seizure dog so ever since she started doing this, she isn't paying attention to my seizures like she should be or was. I'm at a complete loss on what to do. I had to get her a vibrate collar for her other actions and it helps with everything else but this. I have tried distracting her with food and toys but she still goes back to it! Please help! I can't have her doing this since it's taking away from her help with my seizures!

We own a chocolate one and they are really smart, loyal and really easy to train. They are amazing dogs just like rotties!:)

They are incredibly smart dogs. I have worked with a lot of dogs and I would definitely say they are one of the smartest dogs. I'm really not trying to be rude or anything, I have just worked with a lot of dogs but if your worried about rottie a being a challenge. I suggest a lab.:)

Please don't take this offensively but I have two rottie sand my husbands father breeds them and has for years. They are not hard to train if you know what you are doing. My little girl knew 6 tricks by the time she was 7 weeks and was already helping me with my seizures since 8 weeks.

Omg that helped a lot! I will try everything you said! Those are really good tips and I really appreciate you giving me all the info you have:) I'll try it tonight on our walks. I take her on at least 2 30 min walks every day so hopefully with these tips she will be better in no time:)

I don't know if this helps but I just got a new Rottweiler for my service dog and she helps me with my seizures. She is only 8 weeks old and is already showing so many signs when I have a seizure. They make incredible service dogs! Especially when trained correctly:) hope that helps some!

Please help!!!! I have a almost 9 week old German Rottweiler puppy and she keeps trying to eat and chew on rocks and sticks on our walks. That is the only time she is doing it and I'm really worried because that's how my friends dog died. Also I need help with her pulling when she walks if anyone has suggestions! Please help!!