Dog Training 101 – Potty Training

Potty training your pet dog should be a simple routine. All you need is patience and time.

First important tip is to stick to a schedule when feeding the dog.This makes you anticipate his activity better. Be consistent in what you feed your dog, when you feed it, when you give it water and when you take the dog out for a walk.

Next, establish a routine that will allow you to time his movements properly. For this you need to look at the food you give him, the time he is fed, the the time you give him water, etc. A good routine lets you time his poop properly.

Do not take risks with table scraps. Besides being unhealthy, table scraps can ruin your potty training by disrupting his routine. So stay away from table scraps and rely on decent quality, dry dog food.

Your designated area should be one that the dog has easy access to. Allow him to feel comfortable in this area. Look for ways to lead him here.

If the dog continues to poop outside of the designated area, clean the mess right away and eliminate the odor wit a deodorizer. If the smell lingers the pup will think he is doing it in the right area and will do it again there the next time.

When he does the routine right, make an effort to praise him. Dogs love to be praised and they return that praise by being obedient to their owner. Potty training is all about building that bond between you and man’s best friend.

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