🐶Establish good habits to create a successful house training routine.
🕑Observe your puppy's behavior to anticipate when they need to go outside.
🚪Set up a home-base close to the designated potty area to make it convenient for your puppy.
🌳Take your puppy outside regularly, especially after naps, playtime, and meals.
📅Establish a consistent timetable for potty breaks to reinforce good habits.
How often should I take my puppy outside?
—For young puppies, take them outside every hour or so. Gradually increase the time between potty breaks as they get older.
What should I do if my puppy has an accident in the house?
—Clean up the mess and analyze where you can improve. Adjust your observation and management techniques to prevent future accidents.
Should I use a crate for house training?
—Using a crate can be helpful in controlling your puppy's environment and providing structure. Make sure the crate is an appropriate size for your puppy.
How do I know when my puppy needs to go outside?
—Observe your puppy's behavior for signs such as sniffing, circling, or restlessness. These are common indicators that they need to relieve themselves.
Can I use indoor potty areas for my puppy?
—While it's best to teach your puppy to go outside, indoor potty areas can be used as a temporary solution. Gradually transition them to outdoor pottying as they become familiar with the routine.
00:10The number one challenge for puppy owners is house training.
01:12The 'HOT' process: Habits, Observation, and Timetable.
02:19Control the environment using crates, Ex-pens, and barriers to create good habits.
05:43Create a home-base near the designated potty area.
06:48Take your puppy outside regularly for privacy and potty breaks.
08:57Always use a leash when taking your puppy outside to potty.
09:55Regularly check and adjust bedding to prevent accidents.
10:12Observe your puppy's behavior for telltale signs of needing to go potty.
