Can you please tell me why I am having a problem with the male. He wants to pee in the house anytime he feels like it. The female always goes to the door when she wants to go. I take them outside togetter and stay with them and always praise them both then they do their business. Should I take them outside seperately?
Nope. Supervision and getting them outside often enough.
You are just dealing with 2 individual dogs. Add a third one to the mix and it may learn it quicker or slower than the other 2. The are just different individuals. Male, female. Boxer, lab. Doesn't matter.
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Like Mike said, they're individuals and they'll be different when it comes to a lot of things. Instead of depending on either of them going to the door, you should be using crates and working on a schedule for them to go out. With puppies I would do it one at a time.
Having grown up with Boxers, males and females, I have to agree with the above posters. There really is no difference in training. He may have a medical issue or he may just need to go out more frequently. I also would let him go out alone occasionally, just so there are no distractions from the female. :-)
Crate training is one of the best ways to get them potty trained, jmho. I did that with my Dobe puppy and had no more than 5 accidents in the process. THANKFULLY!
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