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I would start with going backwards yourself. Go out with him as usual. Then day by day, start to get a little farther away. Try not to watch him or give any attention. Just you being close should be enough attention. If you see him go potty, then call him over and give him a treat or some good lovin. He may just associate you being right there to him doing his business. So you have to dis-associate yourself slowly from the equation. I would guess after a week or two, you will be letting him out and he will go do his thing and then be back at the door wanting to be by your side again.
This is only the method I used with Lily when she was about 6 mos. old. She picked up on it pretty quick and I just let her out now without a problem. See if it helps and hopefully some others will chime in on some more suggestions.
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Lily LaRue~4/10/07~ light brindle, docked and floppy
Buster McDoogle~ adptd 6/07 (3 yrs?)~ Frankenbreed
Annabella Kanicki~ 5/08-07/09 at the bridge ~ staffordshire bull terrier
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