How do I train a 13 week puppy to stay out of my cats litter box?

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One of the more nasty habits that many dogs share is a taste for “kitty bon bons” eaten right out of the cat’s litter box. There are many theories about why dogs like to eat cat feces. Eating cat poop, and the surrounding litter, can be dangerous to a dog. There are several types of dog-proof litter boxes. Consider the size and determination of your dog when choosing a dog-proof litter box. Attempting to train a dog to stay out of the cat’s litter box will usually be in vain because the scavenging drive is very strong.

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Unfortunately, some dogs like to eat cat poo. I had one dog that this was a problem and we had to locate the litter box in an area where he wasn’t able to get at it. Yuk.

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My puppy was the same way. He would go in there and snoop around, then he started eating cat poop, then he started peeing in there himself.
Put up a baby gate so he can’t get in the room the litter pan is in or get a litter box that has the dome over it so the cat can get in but the dog can’t :]

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you put the litter box someplace that the puppy cannot reach.

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Please kennel train your puppy. It’s to keep him safe when you can’t supervise him!

When you are home, try the umbilical cord training method. It will help with potty training, getting into inappropriate things, chewing and walking on a lead…it will also help you bond closer with your pup.