Teach your puppy to go outside whenever he has to "walk". This is the most important thing he will do when potty training his dog. Consider the following three tips to help you successfully train your new friend.
Patience is a virtue
You should keep in mind that your puppy's pot is a baby that has a small bladder, a small bowel, and very little control. You want to build a trusting and loving relationship with your puppy. If you lose control of each accident and scream (or worse, beat your puppy), your puppy is afraid to join you.
Your puppy would like you and respond better to positive reinforcement. It is better to eliminate accidents without attracting attention. Clean it quickly and quietly without paying attention. And when your puppy goes out to the right place, turn on the affection and congratulate your puppy.
Be consistent
Your puppy learns where to poop and urinate if you consistently pull it out. Your puppy will have to leave a lot when he is young. An eight-week-old puppy has to "go" every one or two hours (day and night). It is therefore good to publish the schedule for the first few weeks (and to wait for some sleepless nights) when you bring your puppy home. the first time.
When it's time to take out your puppy, pull on a leash and go outside with the same door and the same path. Next, go to the point in your garden that your dog should use regularly. Do not talk to your puppy, stay in place. If he succeeds in "walking," say "stay busy" while "walking." (Eventually your dog learns to go to the command if you say the command constantly when it first starts to "go").
Do not forget to compliment your puppy when you "go". Repeat this process every few hours, and before you know it, your puppy will go to the same door and ask you to be let out. Then go to the place you have chosen and do your work!
Watch for signs
Since your puppy is trained to go to the bathroom, you must watch him. Even if you do not want to scold him in an accident, avoid him as much as possible to avoid bad habits. If your puppy begins to nudge anxiously, be sure to grab the leash and remove it quickly.
Learning to bring your puppy to the bathroom is one of the biggest challenges we all face as new puppy owners. However, you should consider how you can ensure that your puppy gets the most out of his puppy without worrying about him all the time. Here are some ways to find out if your puppy is trying to tell you to use the potty.
The first sign that your puppy tells you he needs to go to the bathroom is that he wakes up and bothers you immediately. Well, for my puppy, when I was trained to go to the bathroom, I usually got up and drank something at first, but sometimes I was not alone while the water bowl was full. That's why I knew that I needed to go to the bathroom immediately.
The second sign my puppy gave me when I had to go to the pot was that I went to the back door and came back to me, kicked me and came back to the door. It's the other way around, I knew I had to go to the bathroom and I was glad he told me instead of going to the door and waiting for me to notice. I know, my sister-in-law's dog would do that, and if you did not see it, I'd go to the bathroom.
Therefore, it is not so difficult to know how your puppy is supposed to go out, but you have to be very careful with your puppy to make sure that you do not forget anything that you need to go to the bathroom.
Visit my blog, where you'll find this lesson on how to toilet 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/how-to-potty-train-your-puppy-a-comprehensive-guide-to-finding-success/
https://getfreedogtraining.com/7-quick-tips-for-toilet-training-a-dog-or-puppy/
