Puppy house training is the foundation for all other training.
This should begin the day that you come home with your new pup.
Using a crate can help to speed up the process.
Set up a routine and in no time your puppy will be house trained.
Puppy house training is easy with a routine.
Schedule everything your puppy does (wake time and bedtime).
Feeding your puppy at the same time everyday is a good idea.
Dog's are creatures of habit and learn quickly from a routine.
Keep a positive attitude when housebreaking your puppy.
Never scold your puppy for making a mistake (this can make them become scared of you).
Instead, let puppy know you disapprove of the behavior by saying "no".
When your puppy does a good job, praise them enthusiastically, let them know you are pleased.
Your puppy will only want to please you, just show them what does.
Take your puppy out to potty often (young pups have small bladders and can't hold it for long periods).
Generally a puppy can hold it for about 1 hour per month (ex: 4 months old = 4-5 hours).
When you take your pup out, make sure you go with them (so you can make sure they potty and not play), take them to a designated spot in the yard and wait.
Once your puppy has gone, praise them for a job well done.
Observe your puppy at all times, this can help when house training your puppy.
When you see your puppy doing something wrong, you can catch them and correct the behavior.
If puppy is unsupervised, the behavior will continue.
When puppy house training, if you find an accident, just clean it up and watch puppy closer.