6. Chow Chow
Chow-chows are known for their aloof and independent nature. It’s hard to believe when you look at these fluffballs, but believe it or not, chow chows used to be Chinese guard dogs. They like to be independent and need a human who will embrace those traits.
Their traits make them difficult pets to potty train. Their strong-willed temperament may hamper a consistent potty training routine. The good news is that these furry companions tend to be clean dogs, and they may prefer to hold them indoors rather than eliminate them.
If you really want a Chow Chow, potty train them with a confident and cool approach. Practice makes perfect!
Keep reading to discover other dogs that are difficult to potty train!
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I was a Cocker Spaniel owner and mine was very skiddish. He had problems with submissive urination. It was difficult to attach his leash because of this. My Vet advised me to Raise my hand up like I was going to hit him, then bring it down with a treat. That trick is what I used to attach his leash. But once he was house broken, he didn’t have “accidents”, just the submissive urination.
Great article! And, wouldn’t you know? We live with two Jacks!