If you are considering getting a new puppy, you are probably imagining this pretty little skin pack with the big brown eyes and all the happy moments you will spend together. In this article you will learn how your puppy to toilet training. However, before you get carried away and hurry to find your new puppy, you must first develop a nursing training plan.
Here are 5 important tips for caring for the puppy to keep an eye on.
1. Puppies have a weak bladder
By the age of about six months, puppies have a weak bladder and often need to go to the bathroom. Get ready for some accidents. If your puppy accidentally leaves a puddle (or worse) on your carpet, immediately clean it with a suitable cleaning fluid to remove odors. When the smell stops, your puppy thinks it's his toilet and returns there.
2. Always pay attention to the signs
When your puppy starts to feel the ground and the circles, this is a good sign that he wants to go to the bathroom. Take it right away and congratulate him when he does his job. Never yell at your puppy and do not scold him if he has an accident. If you catch it on the spot, just say no, pick it up and bring it outside. Never rant with him after the event because your puppy does not realize what he did wrong.
3. Anticipate the needs of your puppy
Plan the training of your puppy according to your needs. Your puppy has to go to the bathroom about 20 minutes after dinner. Take it out about 20 minutes after eating and congratulate you on your farewell. It should also be removed immediately after the morning. Puppies also have to go to the bathroom after running and getting excited. In this respect, they are like little children.
4. Define a care area for your puppy
If you have a garden or yard, you need to choose a location where your puppy can do his job. If possible, choose a secluded location so that your puppy is a little bit private and feels safe. Dogs are like humans and like to be private when they go to the bathroom. Bring your puppy always to the same place in the garden or in the yard. Over time, you will find that he is doing business here and that he is doing it automatically. This is especially important if you have children because your puppy should not disturb the garden.
5. Use positive reinforcement for better results
As mentioned above, never yell at your puppy when you make mistakes, and of course never when you hit him or rub his nose. This only leads to a nervous dog and a bad relationship between you and your puppy. Instead be patient with your puppy and praise him and reward him for doing the right things. This creates a close bond between you and your puppy, who does his best to satisfy you.
Maintaining puppies takes a lot of time, effort and patience, but it's worth it. Soon, your puppy will become a dog that you will be proud of.
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Step 1:
- Take your puppy to the street. Are you sending an oral signal like "wanting to leave"? This will set up a routine.
- Use the same signal every time (VERY important). Your puppy starts combining both.
Step 2:
- Watch for obvious signs that your puppy is about to go to the bathroom, for example, sniffing and standing on the floor.
- If he wants to leave, it's your signal. Say something like "going to the bathroom" or "going to the bathroom" or "doing your things". You can say what you want, but make sure you use the same signal every time.
- If you wanted to congratulate him, do not just say that "good boy" or "good dog" makes a great thing out of it. You must let him know that you are thrilled with his performance. Give him a gift for dogs (his favorite) and tell him it's wonderful.
- Remember that puppies usually go twice. You can go there one day, then feel and come back.
- Give your puppy a set time when it's outdoors. If you want me to do your job in five minutes, give it five minutes. Always be consistent. Do not give him thirty minutes on Sunday and expect him to leave in five minutes on Monday.
Step 3:
- If your puppy does not go to the toilet within the set time, take him home and put him in his cage for fifteen minutes. Then start again with step 1.
Visit my blog, where you'll find this lesson on how to potty training your puppy. You'll see some examples of things you can do today, right now, to teach this potentially life-saving skill to your dog.
References:
https://www.freedogtrainingclasses.com/the-best-ways-to-potty-train-a-puppy-totally-in-7-days/
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