Begin Dog Toilet Training Early To Ensure Success  

The food your pup eats can greatly affect not only its overall health , but dog toilet training as well . If you are feeding your dog low quality food ,digestion problems may occur .You will see excessively loose stools that appear out of nowhere, which will cause more accidents and more headaches for you.   

Creating a consistent feeding schedule and sticking to it are important. Bring your dog  outside fifteen minutes or so after a meal, as this is generally the time when they need to defecate or urinate. If the pup it does not do his business at that time , bring him back out a few minutes later to give him another chance . Repeat  until successful.   

Give high praise each time he successfully toilets in the appropriate place . Positive reinforcement is always used in any training situation . Signs that he needs to toilet include sniffing and circling about, searching for a spot. We will now discuss various techniques that can be used to house break here on .   

Keep in mind that this process will require a great deal of patience on your part , and will not happen overnight . There are several techniques available to keep the mess down to a minimum when your dog must be left alone . 

For puppies under twelve weeks of age, prepare a small room to use as a den. A laundry room is ideal for this purpose. Cover the entire floor with newspaper and  prepare a bed. This area is also where he will be fed . Dog toilet training in this manner  is effective because certain instincts begin to develop .   

After some time has passed, you will notice he has chosen a particular spot in which to defecate and urinate. At this point, slowly reduce the amount of paper on the floor until there is only one sheet left. You can now very slowly begin moving this paper, inch by inch to your desired toileting location. 

For puppies over twelve weeks who have shown bowel and bladder control, crate training is very effective when you must leave your pet alone. Studies have shown that a dog will not toilet in its sleeping area. Do not leave your dog in the crate for extended periods of time. Even they cannot hold it forever. 

Both of these methods are very successful in dog toilet training. Just remember to give them ample time out of den or crate when you are present to supervise them. Never scold when you find a mistake after the fact, and never punish physically. They will not associate the mess with the deed itself.  

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