Puppy Potty Training
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Puppy Potty
Training Using Papers
If you choose to potty train your puppy
with papers, be aware that this will create
a preference for your puppy. He may eliminate
on any newspapers lying on any part of your
house. But however, if you choose to train
your puppy or dog using papers, do follow
these paper puppy potty training guidelines:
- When your puppy is confined to a room
that is covered with papers, sooner or
later, he will develop a habit of eliminating
on papers at a certain area.
- As time goes by, gradually and slowly
remove the paper that is furthest away
from his chosen elimination area. Make
sure to remove the papers slowly.
- If the puppy failed to eliminate on
the papers, then you are removing the
papers too quickly. Go back and try again
by covering a larger area with papers.
- When you notice that your puppy is consistently
eliminating only at the papers you left,
it is the time to move the paper to your
preferred potty area, making sure to do
it slowly and gradually.
- If your puppy misses the paper again,
that means you’re going way too
fast for your puppy to catch up. Go back
a few steps and try again.
- Remember, it is absolutely normal to
have minor setbacks in puppy potty training.
Don’t be surprised if you need to
go all the way back to covering the entire
room with papers. With great determination
and commitment, your puppy will soon be
paper potty trained.
Note: Remember that paper training your
puppy or dog will only encourage him to
eliminate only on papers. If you wish to
train your puppy to eliminate outdoors,
this house training process may not be suitable
for you. If you could not be home to supervise
your puppy, a better alternative to paper
training is to use a dog litter box that
is able to absorb urine odors and it smells
and feels like outdoors. Always remember
that consistency is the key to successful
puppy potty training.
Recommended
Puppy Potty Training Equipment:
Dog Leash - You need a
dog leash as part of the puppy potty training
process. Dog leash is needed to take your
puppy for elimination at the chosen area.
Dog urine odor cleaner/remover
- You may need to purchase dog urine odor
cleaner/remover to eliminate the scent of
your puppy’s urine or feces at home
so that your puppy will not develop a habit
of eliminating at the same spot again.
Dog Litter Product - Use
dog litter product as a substitute for using
papers to potty train your puppy. This product
is capable of absorbing urine odors and
it smells and feels like outdoors. Thereby,
you don’t have to worry about your
puppy developing a habit of eliminating
on papers only.
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