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my 6 month old boston terrier still has frequent accidents in the house. Would getting a shock collar help in training him to not go in the house. We bring him out almost every hour when he is not in the crate and he’ll go even after he has gone outside.
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A shock collar is not recommended, nor do we condone crating. Do not allow free roam in the house until he stops such behavior. Do not leave him in the house unattended. Praise heavily when he goes outside and scold when he goes inside. Patience and persistence will be required. Consider seeking the assistance of a behaviorist.