Puppy House Training - A Guide To Get Started

If you are just starting out with your new puppy, or even if you have had your puppy for a while now, you should use this puppy house training guide to get started.
Some things to keep in mind when house training your puppy are:

1. Praise. when you see your puppy going to the bathroom in the right spot, praise him. This will help him to understand what he is doing is right and if you continue to do this, he will know that this is what you want him to do.

2. Scold your puppy only when you see your puppy going to the bathroom on your rug, but don't go overboard. You may want to jump up and down and shake your fist, but this will not help you. What will help is a simple "NO" and show him where he should be going to the bathroom. This will work with some determination. If their is already pee on your carpet, you should not punish your puppy because he will not know what he did wrong.

When it comes to puppy house training, knowing is half the battle. You also need to put into practice what you learn. Doing so isn't always easy but if you stay motivated, you will succeed.

1. Get your puppy into a toilet routine quickly. You can do this by going for a quick walk before you feed your puppy, then feed your puppy, then take him outside again to a spot that you want him to go potty. It is important to use one spot so your puppy will know that this is where to go. Once you get a routine going, it is important to stick to it.

2. praise your puppy when they go to the bathroom in that spot. This will show him that this is what you want him to do.

3.Remember to feed your puppy at the same time every day, followed by going outside to his potty spot. Or you can go for a walk.

Remember to stick with the routine, and after a few days you will see progress.
I hope these tips help you get started house training your puppy. If you want a good puppy house training guide I highly recommend this one:

To avoid your puppy peeing on your rug remember that after you feed him, let him outside and take your puppy to the his potty area, or go for a short walk. This will help prevent accidents on your carpet.
If they do happen to pee on your rug, you should always disinfect the area with a pet urine odor eliminating product. You can find these at your local pet store, or online. Normal cleaning products will not eliminate pet odors on your rug and your puppy will smell them and think this is where he should go to the bathroom.