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my dog is a small dog and likes to get into the toilet paper.....lolz. I can not stop her from that. when i try to get it from her she runs, and i set still and try to baby her. to get her to come but she looks at me like im stupid and finishes tairing the toilet paper up...and she can get in the door, just by pushing it. she is really smart.

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2) Train your dog gently and humanely, and whenever possible, teach him using positive, motivational methods. Keep obedience sessions upbeat so that the training process is enjoyable for all parties involved. If training your pooch is a drudgery, rev things up a bit, and try the "playtraining" approach: incorporate constructive, non-adversarial games (such as "Go Find", "Hide 'n' Seek", retrieving, etc.) into your training sessions.

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• Keep the toilet paper where she can't get it. I have to put mine on a shelf above the toilet.
  
  Also, when she gets it and you 'baby talk' to get it back she thinks you are playing.
  
  Run the little bugger down and take it away and give a stern NO.
  
  Just keep the paper where she can't get it.


• I hate this game too. I am not sure what it is about a dog that it wants to decorate the house with toilet paper. I guess you are going to have to put the toilet paper out of reach. I wonder if you could child gate off the area of the house also.


• yeah, i've the same problem as you do,
  but since i get dog personal trainer,
  i don't have any problem again with that.
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• You're making a game out of by trying to get it away. Uh, why not just close the bathroom dog, or put the TP out of reach?