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@arshiquraishi · 20 Nov 2021

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How to potty train a puppy?

When I adopted Sutton four years ago, even though I was Wirecutter's pet writer, I stepped into unmistakable messes. Despite being Wirecutter's pet writer, I stepped into unmistakable messes four years ago when I adopted my dog, Sutton. As a precaution, I sought advice from two dog trainers with more than twenty years combined experience, as well as a caretaker who has had great success moving dogs from one home to another. Your most loyal companion will become accident-free in no time if you determine where your pup will need to potty, maintain a consistent schedule, and have plenty of treats on hand.

Puppy potty training:
•  A dog-sanctuary caretaker who has helped dozens of dogs adjust to their new homes and two professional dog trainers our potty-training team has a combined 21 years of experience and is here to help you avoid similar mistakes.
•  if you plan ahead where the puppy will go, make sure you have plenty of treats on hand, and be willing to overcome setbacks, then you'll be able to help your most faithful companion become accident-free in no time..
•  When potty training your puppy or newly adopted dog, you have two options: teaching him to poop outside or using a pee pad inside your home before transferring him to the outside.
•  Our team will guide you through both options and provide tips to help you incorporate crate potty training into your schedule.
•  Take your puppy outside to a place in your garden every time you wake up, every time you go to bed, and very frequently throughout the day.

Training a puppy to go potty:
•  Stack the soiled newspaper or puppy pads in this area if you plan on using them overnight as the smell will guide your puppy to the bathroom.  
•  You should allow your puppy to walk up and down or run around and sniff the area.
•  Exercise and sniffing will help stimulate your puppy's incontinence. Rather than letting your puppy out in the garden with a lead-on, you should let him run free in the garden.
• The preferred option if your puppy has to be on a lead, no matter why is an extendable lead. This will allow your pup the freedom to go potty.
Make sure your puppy has toileted before getting into exciting outdoor games. Otherwise, it might distract him from his primary objective: heading out outdoors. they want to come back inside right away or look confused, you can encourage them to move and smell the ground by walking up and down patiently. Your puppy should be kept outside until it has been potty, at which point you can praise them gently. It is not advisable to leave your puppy outside to go to the bathroom as most puppies do not like being left alone. Instead, they will focus on getting back to you rather than learning to potty outdoors. If you let your puppy out, you might miss the chance to praise him or her. If they don't go, they might be 'caught short' when they are back in the house!

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