How to Potty Train Your Puppies

Do you have a puppy and ask yourself when to start your puppy for toilet training? The answer to this question is that it is never too early to train puppies. Honestly, you should look at your dog and when the dog feels and finds the place you want, start exercising. It will take about two to three months for your dog to exercise. Every person trains their puppy differently. Some people use this technique for the newspaper and others think it's too hard and they use something else.

Toilet Training

1- Take the newspaper and cover the floor completely in all rooms where your puppy goes to the bathroom. (The best way is to find newspapers and brochures for free to cut costs).

2- Watch as the dog examines the paper and whether the puppy begins to feel the ground with much attention. This is usually the first sign that your puppy needs to go to the bathroom. First, you will not know if your pup is urinating or pooping until his dog grows a bit and he can observe the poop's exhaustion by stretching his tail.

3- During the following days you will find that your puppy prefers to go to the toilet in a certain area. Once you have recognized this, you can remove the tree trunk from the floor except in the area where your puppy has seen your "toilet". If your puppy for some reason starts to lose the paper, you can put it back on the floor. Finally, you should find that your puppy has two or three favorite places.

4- After a while you can take the puppy outside to go to the bathroom. If you see your puppy carefully sniffing, you can take the newspaper outside. Then you call your puppy and as soon as you go to the bathroom, you give him a lot of love and praise. Once the puppy relates the pot of praise, he will continue to do so. If you persevere, the puppy learns.

5- A few weeks after this incident, you will learn about the toilet habits of your dog. You can pull out the entire tree trunk, but be careful that the dog sniffs gently on the ground. Once you do this, you will catch your dog's attention and take him to the streets. The other thing that works is to educate your dog to learn the word odorless. Once you have combined the toilet with the bath time and the treatment, it begins to dominate the bath time.

Whenever your puppy has the time to go to the bathroom, he should bring positive words and praise. You may even want to give your puppy a tangible gift. As the puppy grows up, the time between urinals increases. So, if you're ready to spend quality time learning about your dog's toilet habits and want a positive reinforcement, it's time to train your puppy.

As a small child, your puppy must be trained to use the bathroom. Remember that your puppy has little control over his bladder and therefore has to work hard. Puppies need to urinate or stool 8 to 10 times a day.

Paper training for your puppy is not the best option unless you want to keep it on paper or you need to leave it alone for a long time without access to a garden. You need to remember that when you teach your puppy paperwork, it's okay to do what he wants at home and that's not what he really wants. This means that if you want your puppy to do his job outdoors, you must teach him to go out right from the start.

Feed your puppy every day at the same time. So you can determine your care routine and know when you need to take your puppy. Feeding each day at the same time gives your puppy the security of knowing when it's time to eat and it creates trust.

Pay attention to how much you drink and how long you have to urinate after drinking. Puppies often urinate, so be sure to spot the signs they want to urinate and take action. Puppies urinate in time to let you know when to bring your puppy outdoors. You will find that it can be an hour or sometimes shorter.

In the wild, animals do not urinate or delineate near the cave, which helps to repel predators. That's why you should promote it. Take your puppy out of the house, but remember that this is a puppy. So do not go too far and keep it in one place.

Visit my blog, where you'll find this lesson on how to toilet train 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-toilet-train-your-puppy-in-7-days/
https://getfreedogtraining.com/7-quick-tips-for-toilet-training-a-dog-or-puppy/