A new puppy is all fun and games—until they start urinating in places they shouldn't.
In a viral clip that has eight million views, TikTok user @kimcasv can be seen rolling a large cream rug onto the floor. She is shortly joined by Cleo, a Bichon Frise, who then decides to wee on the rug, leaving Kim in complete shock. Dog Training Pads 100
She added the following text to the video: "bringing my rug back out after months of training my dog not to pee inside."
Newsweek reached out to Jen Walmsley, a dog trainer, who shared the following toilet training tips:
U.K.-based Walmsley, who has five years of experience, told Newsweek it could be the cleaning products too.
"If dog owners don't use an enzyme cleaning product then it can still smell like ammonia which makes them want to mark in the same spot. This gets more pungent over time, and the more they mark there," told Walmsley, the owner of dog training company Fetch Club.
The American Kennel Club states Bichon Frise dogs are usually eager to please so they are trainable. However, this may not be the case for Cleo.
Previously, Newsweek shared a viral clip from a dog trainer who highlighted what canines to avoid as a first-time dog owner. The list included a husky, a pit bull, and a rottweiler as they all need extensive training.
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The popular video has racked up 852,000 likes, along with many popular comments that have racked up hundreds of thousands of likes too.
The top comment has 89,000 likes, it said: "Noooo. She knew what she was doing."
Another with over 40,000 likes said: "I swear they do it on purpose."
"YOU DIDN'T EVEN FINISH UNROLLING IT," pointed out another person.
"From a dog trainer: it happens, girl. sending you patience HAHA," said another person.
It seems this TikTok video isn't the only one that has caught thousands of people's attention. Previously, Newsweek shared the moment a puppy training went horribly wrong.
Updated 02/07/22 at 4:28 a.m. ET: This article was updated with the original video.
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