I have a 5 months old "supposedly" Belgian Shepperd. He looks more like a German than Belgian. Anyway, I have been crate-trained him for the past three months (I bought him when he was 2 mos old). He used to "pooped and peed" all over the house. I thought it was safe this morning after he "pooped" outside and he and I played a little fetch. All the sudden, he assumed the position and "pooped" in the yard. What has I done wrong?
Sometimes, he squats twice before coming in. But how do I know that he has finished before playing with him. Also, he peed....everywhere....
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