House Training Basic Commands

Thursday, January 1st, 2009

http://www.poochtips.com If there is nothing else that you train your dog to do beyond these basic commands, it will certainly improve the relationship you have with your dog and the enjoyment and happiness that you and your dog will have together. It is well worth the time while still a puppy, as it will improve the quality of life for many years to come.

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How to Housetrain a Puppy : How to Feed and Water your Puppy Properly during Housetraining

Thursday, December 25th, 2008

Learn how to feed and water your dog to make housebreaking more effective in this video.

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House Training A Puppy Effectively

Friday, December 12th, 2008

http://www.poochtips.com Taking the time to train your dog will strengthen the bond you have together and this will ensure a long and happy friendship where both you and your dog benefit. Considering the amount of time that you will be with your dog the time involved in training is minimal and well worthwhile.

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POTTY TRAINING

Wednesday, October 29th, 2008

Although there are so many different ways to potty train a puppy. It is very difficult to find one that suit your pup’s need and fits your life style. This method is like making a potty room for your pup ( a deluxe crate with a bathroom in it) so that they don’t go all over the place in the house. This method is proven to be very simple for any pup to understand. It even works for older, un-trained, or hyper pups (also for busy owners and owners with children). -First, you must write down their daily potty times. Make a potty schedule that you BOTH can follow (because in order for you to potty train a puppy, you have to be “potty trained” also). - At the beginning you have to ask your pup to go potty (pick a word for it ex. “go potty”) - Put the pup in the gated area according to the schedule you’d made. Close the gate. - When they did go, let them out. Praise and give them a treat for everytime they did go. Do not open the gate until they did. No punisment/ yelling. This is not a time out room. -Repeat according to potty schedule. -Once they can go in and out constantly, you can remove the gate. (but they still will have that gate in their mind), and they will go there by themself and on demands. Remember my method will work but it can not be compromised. If the new owner is not as committed (and keep on forgetting to let them in, forgot to open the door for them to go outside, etc) some pups will never be potty trained. It’s not because they can not do it or becasue they ae bad puppies, but because they don’t get enough help and become very confuse of what they should do. So you really have to be very committed and consistent. It’s not just the dog. You have to be ready to be trained yourself. Select the area carefully for indoor potty training (mostly for smaller to medium dogs) For medium large to large dog, outdoor potty training is recommended. For outdoor, you can use this method. Just move the gate outside, to which area you prefer them to go. Same rituals, and after they go back to the same gated area constantly, you can remove the gate. And you will a cleaner back yard. Easy! Visit : tinytailsnkisses.com (potty training page) for more details potty training. I wish you and your pup the best ! You are welcome to send me a message if you have any questions about potty training.

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