Remember, to immediately reward potty training success, every time. Don’t resort to punishing and scolding your dog’s bad behavior but often forget or take for granted our dog’s good behavior as if we just “expect” our dogs to understand us and to behave like little furbaby angels. ...
Quick Notes & Tips Be sure to keep the assigned zone clean. Dogs aren’t happy tip toe-ing through piles of poo and urine. They like their bathroom areas tidy like we do, some are super fussy and will take forever to find just the right spot (especially the pups). During training le...
I observe my puppy closely, and try to identify patterns in her potty behavior. For example, she usually has to go when she wakes up, and after a bit of vigorous play. Therefore, I took her out after nap-time and after every 10-15 minutes of play. Different dogs may have different ...
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Training your dog to use the potty should take about two weeks. However, accidents happen, and some dogs take longer than others. Make sure you never punish your pup for going in the wrong place; use positive reinforcement when they go in the right place, on the pee pads, instead. ...
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