Avoiding the Biggest Mistake in Puppy House Training

TLDRLearn the biggest mistake to avoid when house training your puppy and how to turn things around. Understand the key times your puppy is likely to make a mistake and be aware of their signals. Use supervision, timing, and positive reinforcement to successfully potty train your puppy.

Key insights

⭐️Supervision is crucial for successful puppy house training

✅Identify key times when your puppy is likely to have accidents

🔑Focus on quality time with your puppy to catch early signs of needing to go potty

🚪Use crate training or limited space area for better control

❌Avoid negative reinforcement; use positive reinforcement to correct unwanted behavior

Q&A

What is the biggest mistake in puppy house training?

—The biggest mistake is not paying enough attention to your puppy between accidents.

How can I prevent accidents during house training?

—Supervise your puppy closely, identify their signals, and provide timely opportunities for potty breaks.

Is crate training necessary for house training?

—Crate training or using a limited space area can be effective in teaching puppies to hold their bladder.

How do I correct my puppy's indoor accidents?

—Use positive reinforcement and redirect their behavior to the appropriate potty area.

How long does it take to fully house train a puppy?

—House training is a dynamic process that requires consistency and patience. It may take several weeks to several months for a puppy to be fully house trained.