How to Housetrain a Puppy
For this process you will need a crate, a collar, some treats and lots of patience.
Firstly you should know that your puppy doesn't know the difference between what is right and what is wrong.
They only understand the difference between what is safe and what is dangerous.
Punishing your puppy after wrong behavior has occurred can lead to confusion, and this will make the house training process more difficult.
You should also keep in mind that the digestive system of a puppy is much shorter than that of a human.
Some dog food companies suggest that you feed your puppy four times during the day, and this can make that housetraining process very difficult.
Set up a schedule, and maintain a feeding schedule with your puppy as part of the housetraining process.
For example always take your dog out within 15 minutes after they had a meal.
A very important step in the housetraining process is to manage the behavior of your puppy.
For example you can use a crate when you are to busy to keep an eye on your puppy.
Crates are especially good for puppies, and at some point in the life of your puppy they will have to make use of a crate.
You should not only try to catch your dog in the act, but also let them know if they are doing what they should do.
Try to take your puppy out on the leash while you are busy with the housetraining process.
During the housetraining process it is a good idea to take your puppy out on leash so that you can tell them when they do the right behavior.
If they are fenced in, they will not know the difference.
If your puppy made a mess, make sure that you clean it up properly.
Do not use products that contain ammonia, as this has a similar smell to urine for your puppy.
Try to use natural products that will break down the scent of urine.
You should involve the whole household in this process.
Everyone should take the right steps to make sure that the housetraining process is easy and quick.
The more you stick to the plan that has been set out, the faster the housetraining will happen.
By using a crate you will speed up the housetraining process.
If your puppy goes where they should, you can take them out on a leash as a reward.
The right cleaning products should be used.
Be sure to not put the face of your puppy into any messes that they may make.
Firstly you should know that your puppy doesn't know the difference between what is right and what is wrong.
They only understand the difference between what is safe and what is dangerous.
Punishing your puppy after wrong behavior has occurred can lead to confusion, and this will make the house training process more difficult.
You should also keep in mind that the digestive system of a puppy is much shorter than that of a human.
Some dog food companies suggest that you feed your puppy four times during the day, and this can make that housetraining process very difficult.
Set up a schedule, and maintain a feeding schedule with your puppy as part of the housetraining process.
For example always take your dog out within 15 minutes after they had a meal.
A very important step in the housetraining process is to manage the behavior of your puppy.
For example you can use a crate when you are to busy to keep an eye on your puppy.
Crates are especially good for puppies, and at some point in the life of your puppy they will have to make use of a crate.
You should not only try to catch your dog in the act, but also let them know if they are doing what they should do.
Try to take your puppy out on the leash while you are busy with the housetraining process.
During the housetraining process it is a good idea to take your puppy out on leash so that you can tell them when they do the right behavior.
If they are fenced in, they will not know the difference.
If your puppy made a mess, make sure that you clean it up properly.
Do not use products that contain ammonia, as this has a similar smell to urine for your puppy.
Try to use natural products that will break down the scent of urine.
You should involve the whole household in this process.
Everyone should take the right steps to make sure that the housetraining process is easy and quick.
The more you stick to the plan that has been set out, the faster the housetraining will happen.
By using a crate you will speed up the housetraining process.
If your puppy goes where they should, you can take them out on a leash as a reward.
The right cleaning products should be used.
Be sure to not put the face of your puppy into any messes that they may make.
