How To Train Your Puppy

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how to potty train your puppy fast?

my puppy is now 5-6 months old. is it to late to potty train her fast?
in the morning i take her out but she wont go. is it becaus e its too cold?
i have potty pads and she pees on those. but i want her to pee outside. ive started to take her outside in the morning and afternoon. btu she wont go in the morning. why?

YOu have to be willing to devote a lot of time, round the clock, to break her habit. She needs to be watched all the time, taken out every hour, and every time she gives the least little indication of having to go, like sniffing and the carpet/floor.

Big rewards for going outside. Put her in a crate or pen so she's unable to get away with any accidents when you can't watch. Most dogs 'get' potty training within 2 wks. The key to success is being sure that everyone in the house is committed to training her that 'outside' is the ONLY place to do her business. Every accident is a step backwards in this process.

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How To Train Your Puppy

How long did it take you to house train your puppy?

I have a 14 week old maltese/yorkie mix. I am working on potty training. I want to know how long it took others to train a puppy. Thanks

My baby girl, Jesse Lynne, an American Rottweiler, took exactly 2 weeks to train and be house broken. She's now 10 years old and has not had an "accident" in the house since the day she learned to go to the door and bark. She also figured out on her own to get back in the door she barked as well--I kid you not.

I've got some unfortunate news for you my friend, you have a Yorkie mix, right? They are notorious for not "getting it" in the house breaking department. I have a friend who is a breeder and has confirmed this for me. Just hang in there with your new baby eventually they'll get the idea but its a long, slow process.

Make sure you have the "puppy pads" found at all pet stores. They aren't a fix all but they will help. Also, make sure when he/she is left alone, have them on a tile floor with lots of newspapers--its much easier to clean up after them!

Congratulations and Best of Luck with your newest family member! ;o)

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