Dog House Training
/ Potty Training
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Dog House
Training / Potty Training Equipment:
- Dog urine odor cleaner/remover
You may need to purchase dog urine odor
cleaner/remover to eliminate the scent
of your dog’s urine or feces at
home. This product works great for house
training to prevent your dog from eliminating
at the same spot.
- Dog Treats
Motivate and praise your dog for exhibiting
good house training behavior by giving
him some delicious and healthy dog treats.
Dealing
with Accidents
As part of the dog house training –
potty training process, you should get yourself
prepared to clean up some mess in your house.
When you catch your dog or puppy in the
act, here is what you can do to rectify
the situation:
- If you happened to catch your dog doing
it at the wrong place, do something to
interrupt him immediately like making
some loud noises for instance, but make
sure not to scare him. Then, take him
to the right spot so that he could finish
his business. When he does, praise and
reward your dog.
- Make sure to clean the soiled area well
to eliminate the scent. Dogs tend to continue
soiling at the same spot if he smells
urine or feces at that area.
- Never punish your dog if he soiled an
area in your house. Do note that any kinds
punishment will do more harm than good
as it creates a negative impact on your
dog whenever he needs to go to the toilet.
He may be afraid to eliminate in your
presence next time and this could only
prolong the potty training process.
Other types
of Dog House Training Issues
If your dog continues to soil your house
even after many attempt of consistent house
training process, it may be due to some
other reasons:
Separation Anxiety. Dogs
with separation anxiety may soil the house
if they are left alone in the house to release
the tension and anxiety created.
Medical Condition. Do
check your dog’s health condition
regularly by a veterinarian. Medical complications
may cause your dog to eliminate inconsistently.
Fears & Phobias. Whenever
the puppy or dog is exposed to loud noises,
he may lose the control of the bladder.
Urine Markings. Dogs leave
their urine marking to establish their territory
if they feel their territory has been invaded.
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