My daughter has a Scotty dog that she quickly trained. She hung a little bell (like a miniature cow bell) from a ribbon which she attached to the door knob of the back door. The bell hangs at the height of his nose. When he has to go, he bumps it with his nose and you can hear that little bell from anywhere in the house and will wake you if you are sleeping. Also works well when traveling and staying at someone else's house. Just show him where it's at after everyone gets settled in (force him to ring it with his nose) and take him outside (weather he needs to go or not), and when he really does need to go he will remember where it's at and he'll ring it to let you know to let him outside to do his business. Of course, this dog is well behaved and has run of the house even if no ones home so the situation may be different than yours with your dog being kenneled in the house. He also likes the cold so going out in the snow or rain doesn't bother him. But if it would work for your dog, it would give him a voice, and by that I mean, a way to communicate that he needs to go.
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