Potty Train Dog

It's not only important to teach your puppy how and where to go in order to save your carpet, furniture and sanity but also to establish who in the pack is actually the leader.

As soon as you bring the puppy home, take her outside. The excitement of the car journey coupled with the unfamiliar faces, sights, and sounds will have her needing to go anyway - and if you can orchestrate her first toilet break so that it occurs outside, instead of inside, then so much the better. And not just from the perspective of short-term hygiene, either - the more your puppy relieves herself inside, the more likely she is to do it again.

Old habits are hard to break and so are new ones if you are a puppy! So, if you can at all prevent your dog from going in the house in the first place...success will come even quicker with other training issues.

Once your dog begins to understand the training process everything begins to change. Your dog will begin to understand that something is required and as your dog needs to guess less and less the more fun you will have teaching your dog and the more fun the dog has learning.

Potty training is really just the beginning and for many some dogs as well as puppies can come home with some pretty bad habits. Biting, chewing, digging and barking are just some to name a few. Armed with the proper tools and information you can teach your dog a whole new way of life in 7 days or less.

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