Sam71

Thanks for your reply. We're happy to adopt that policy at home, but we're concerned about confusing her as she can't yet go outside at Donna's work - so there she needs to use the paper.

Further to my first post - She is extremely well behaved for Donna at work - with only two accidents all week, everything else was on the paper in the designated spot. However at home, she does the majority of her business on paper but will still have random accidents nowhere near the right spots. We put her outside immediately when she has gone to the toilet, though she has access outside all day.

Hi all, We have a 12 week old Choc Lab which we are having trouble toilet training, we have only had her (Sassy) a week! The problem is that we are not really sure how to go about toilet training without confusing her! The reason being is that my partner takes her to work with her and due to her not having her second lot of needles can't take her out the front, so she has to do her business on paper in the office. Its a new factory and the back part is a mud pit! Our worry is that we are going to confuse her when we are training her at home! She is a very smart pup as I tought her to sit in two or three attemps, she even stays sometimes now. She has also fetched and come when called since day one! Cheers Scott