Showing posts with label dog potty training tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dog potty training tips. Show all posts

Saturday, 23 October 2010

Dog Potty Training Tips

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Potty and house training tips for new dog , please?

How do I go about training our new family member and correcting their "accidents" and bad behaviors? Do I have to crate train them as well? It seems like everyone is these days but the one dog i previously owned, didnt need one and id like to keep it that way.


With potty training you want to take the pup out side on a leash, even if you have a fenced in yard have lots of treats on hand, once pup is out side he will be wanting to play but don't let him sniff around and when he finally goes potty heavily praise him for it "good boy" real uppity and cheerful then give him a treat and let him off the leash to play. then in about 2 hours take him out again and repet the whole thing except when you go to take him out say let's go potty and take him to the exact same spot he did his business. he will go, repeat the praising and treats and let of leash once again to play, puppies love praise and rewards, their minds do not comprehend fully till they are about 4 months old but if you start early so will they. This has worked on all 5 of my dogs so Good Luck.
Crate Training is good for them but is NOT neccesary, if you want to crate train you can but you don't have too. Puppies that are crate trained tend to be really excited when out. If you crate train do not put puppy in there for bad behavior because this will only make him dislike the crate. Put him in there at night to go to sleep with a little blanket or a flat doggy bed you don't want the cage to be huge or too small, if the cage is too big then puppy will more than likely potty in it, You want the puppy to have enough room to be able to turn around and stretch, but you don't want him too cramped up. Only 3 of my dogs are crate trained and I rarely ever use them. My babies sleep with me (even though I am supposed to be the leader in the pack) I know but I cant help but not to let them do it. But don't let them sleep with you unless you want to make it a permanent habbit, If there is anything else I can help you with feel free to e-mail me. Good Luck


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Monday, 7 December 2009

Dog Potty Training

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Dog Potty Training For Any Dog

Bringing a new puppy into your home can be a very thrilling experience but if you don’t have patience it can be a very annoying time for you and your pet.  You bought the dog because it was cute but when it gets home you absolutely have to make time for dog potty training.  If you don’t make time to train your new puppy the novelty of having a new pet will wear off quick.  Potty training above all other training is the most important first step you can take with your new pet.

New puppies need early training in order for them to live in the same home with you.  This is the mistake of too many dog owners.  As soon as they discover poop on their carpet then they want to spank their puppy.  This is the wrong attitude and wrong way to correct this problem.  The problem can be corrected with simple training steps that you need to learn in order for your new puppy to adapt to your home.

There are signs your new puppy will give you when its time for him to go outside.  As a dog owner you need to know and learn what his behavior is like so that you can immediately begin the first step in dog potty training.  This step helps you to indentify when your puppy needs to go.  The basic sign of needing to go outside is your puppy will start to smell in various areas of your home trying to find a suitable place to poop.  When you realize your puppy needs to potty, simply take your puppy outside.  If you can pick up on his signal then you can repeat this step over and over again until your puppy understands.

Each new dog owner should go through some type of dog potty training whether its through a class at the local pet store or reading a book.  Many pet owners make the mistake of disciplining their new puppies by screaming at them when they make the mistake of pooping on the new carpet but this isn’t always the best way to train.  Many times it can be noticed that a puppy has a screamer for a dog owner by the way it acts.  They act real shy and nervous around people.  You don’t want your dog behaving like this.  

Take out the time to educate yourself on proper dog potty training methods so you will create a happy home for new puppy.


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Wednesday, 8 July 2009

Dog Potty Train

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When is the best time to potty train dog?

When is the best time to potty train your dog? What is an easy way to train them to pee on the pad? OR if they had their shots, could i just train them to pee outside instead? i have 2 month old female shih-tzu


Start training her immediately! Skip the pee pad training, since that just teaches her it's okay to go potty in the house.

This website has detailed instructions on several different housebreaking methods you might want to consider for her:

http://www.thehousebreakingbible.com

Good luck and congratulations on your new puppy!


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