How To Train Puppies || Method-1 || Dog Facts

How To Train Puppies

Method-1
Housetraining a Puppy
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Develop a routine for your puppy. To begin housetraining your puppy, create a routine to help your puppy learn. Puppies need a consistent routine in order to learn when and where they are supposed to relieve themselves. It’s important to start teaching your puppy to go outside when she feels the urge as soon as you bring her home. Plan to take her outside on a set schedule every day: first thing in the morning, after every meal, after playtime, and right before bed.
• Puppies should be taken out every hour, as well as shortly after meals, naps, and playtime. You should always take your puppy out first thing in the morning, before you and the puppy go to bed at night, and before you leave the puppy alone for any extended period of time.

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Get your puppy’s attention if she tries to eliminate in the house. If you notice your puppy going potty inside the house, don’t overreact by yelling at her or scaring her. Interrupt her while she’s doing her business by clapping your hands together. Then pick her up or get her to follow you right away and take her to her bathroom spot. When she finishes going to the bathroom there, reward her with some praise.

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Limit your puppy’s space within your home while your puppy is housetraining.For the first few months you will need to keep a careful eye on your puppy so that you can take her outside as soon as she has to go to the bathroom. If you give her too much freedom around the house at first, she’ll learn to go to the bathroom wherever she wants, and you won’t always be able to catch it in time.

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Pick a designated bathroom spot outside. Having a place that the puppy associates with going to the bathroom will help her learn not to go in the house. She’ll start wanting to go to that spot to relieve herself, and over time she’ll learn to wait until you take her there instead of going to the bathroom inside.
• Use language to strengthen the puppy’s association with the spot. Say “go potty” or just “potty” when you set her down. Don’t use the word anywhere but in that spot.
• Many people choose a far corner of the yard, sometimes a place that is fenced off, as the spot where their dog goes to the bathroom. If you don’t have a yard, choose a spot close to your home or apartment. It doesn’t matter where the location is as long as you take your puppy to the same spot every time.

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Praise your puppy for a job well done. When the puppy successfully goes to the bathroom in her designated spot, praise her, pet her and give her a treat. Doing so will help your puppy to understand that this is good behavior and that she should keep doing it. The promise of a reward will encourage her to perform the same good behavior again.

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Clean messes up right away. Your puppy will have accidents from time to time and it is important to clean them up right away. Cleaning up your puppy’s messes right away will to help prevent further messes in your house.

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Consider crate training your puppy. A crate helps with potty training because dogs do not like to soil their dens.

How To Train Puppies

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