How to Potty Train A dog or puppy so they don't Poop or Pee inside your house. FREE online training to residents of certain cities. See if your city qualifies.
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Learn how to house train a dog or puuppy to do their business outside.
Today I want to give you 4 tips on how to train your dog or puppy to not make a mess indoors and to only do their business outside.
1. Locate a designated spot for your dog to go outside. This helps your pet to recognize their designated bathroom area outoors.
2. 30-minutes after your pet eats and 10-minutes after they wake up from sleeping, take them out to this designated pooping area and wait until they go.
When they go, praise them and give them a treat. This is how you potty train a dog or puppy fast and how to house train a dog to do their business outside.
Now, don't let your doggie fool you by only going a little bit just to get the treat.
Some dogs are clever and will do just a little to get that treat and when they get back to your home, they let it all out.
3. Take your pet out every 2-3 hours and wait until they go.
I know this sounds like a pain, but pooping or peeing in your house is worse.
4. If you plan on being out of the house or sleeping for 2-3 hours, put your dog in a cage or enclosed area -- lined with paper.
The paper will discourage your pet from going and if they go anyway, your clean up job will be easier.
This 4 step method is just one of many ways to house train your dog.
Potty training your dog may be a frustrating task but exercising good patience and being consistent are great tools for a better potty training experience.
Never punish your dog afterwards or rub their nose in their mess. This can be very confusing for your dog or pup.
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- Trey da
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