Puppy Potty Training Guidebook: An Advanced Guide On How To House Train Your New Puppy

By Roberta Anne

Training your new puppy to go potty outside is the first step you will want to take. This book guides you on that journey with helpful and knowledgeable information that you and your family can use now and moving forward.
This guidebook shares with you the ways you can keep a journal on your new puppy's habits, making the steps easier and more productive.
Being a firm believer in positive reinforcement, my guidebook will teach you how to successfully train your puppy on their potty breaks and bringing you both together at the same time!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lulu.com
• Release date: Jun 1, 2022
• ISBN: 9781387909520

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INTRODUCTION

The process of housebreaking can be nerve-wracking and unpleasant for both you and your puppy, but it doesn't have to be that way.

When it comes to puppy training, the fact is that you have Mother Nature on your side right from the start. The puppies feed and urinate themselves within the den when they are first born, but the mother constantly cleans them. Where the pups eat, sleep, and dwell, there is never a stench of pee or excrement. When they are old enough, they mimic their mother and learn to use outside places.

Many owners are perplexed as to why their dog does not know what to do when they are taken outside. It is not possible to house train a dog by simply letting him out in the backyard a few times a day.

Simply taking him outdoors does not imply that he understands why he is being taken outside. The main issue between the dog and the owner is that the dog wants to please you but is unable to communicate with you.

In principle, getting into someone's home is pretty straightforward. It's figuring out a way to keep the puppy from completing his responsibilities in the home and only allowing him to do them outdoors. It also means that the dog learns to communicate with you about obeying your commands and informing you when he needs to go outdoors.

A dog is a creature of habit, and because he learns by association, he will rapidly learn that there is no other place to discharge himself but outside provided his training is