Potty Training a Puppy Fast

House breaking a puppy is one of the first thing a pet owner wants to do when bringing a new puppy home. The longer the puppy remains unbroken, the more chances there are that carpeting will be permanently stained. There is also stress involved when a pet has frequent accidents inside. Potty training a puppy fast is the solution.

  1. Considerations

    • Until a puppy is able to physically control its bladder, a pet will continue to have accidents even if it understands the principle.

    Significance

    • Puppies left alone will take longer to train than puppies who are continually with an owner who is active in the housebreaking process.

    Function

    • Puppies typically do not soil in their beds. Keeping a puppy in a dog crate at night, and then immediately carrying him outside in the morning to potty, will help it understand the process.

    Warning

    • Yelling and hitting the puppy will not speed the process, and may stress out the puppy and adversely affect its adult behavior.

    Prevention/Solution

    • Start the puppy out immediately using puppy pads. Lay them near the door, and the minute the puppy starts to potty, carry it to the pad.

    Features

    • Take the puppy outside to potty on a regular basis, about every hour. When you bring it back inside after relieving itself, give the puppy a small treat as a reward.