Telling us he needs to go outside

[lisahumphreys882]

Duke comes and looks at you. All you have to say is "You want to go potty?" and he gets all excited. I taught him the word potty at an early age.

That's exactly what Benji does. He just stares. I just mouth the word "outside" and he barks and turns in circles. And if I turn around and say the word outside he'll jump at me or paw my leg. Usually he comes and stares first and if I ignore him he'll go and paw at the door. Sometimes if he really wants to go out, he'll paw at any random object that happens to be there. Now it's almost to the point that we can't say "outside" if we're not meaning it for him because he'll here it and come stare and bark.

[Love That Collie]

That's what Bailey does......comes and stares.......just stares...LOL
So I ask him if he has to "pee pee" (I use this word for both) and he
trots to the door. He will also use the bathroom on command if I take him
out without him asking if I'm in a hurry and late starting out for work etc..

[cmayer31]

Both Frankie and Riley will come find me, stare at me until they know they have my attention, and then walk to the back door. If I don't come right away they'll come back and do the routine again. They're both adults now, but have done this from when they were little.

Riley knows the term "Go Potty" and even if she doesn't have to go, she'll run out to the lawn squat, and then come back and want in. She doesn't like to go potty anywhere other than her backyard, so it's nice to have a command when we're camping otherwise she would try and hold it then wake us up in the middle of the night.