how can i potty train a puppy?

Question

im getting a puppy next week for ma 17 birthday...............ive been wanting one since i was 8 but my mom never let me get til now ..i live in a apartment and i share my room wit ma mom((unfortunatly)) ..she hates dogs and i know she'll complain about every negative thing it does........i live really up high and theres no place to go out doors...and..so how can i prevent her from going in the carpet the first day i get and till she 100% trained

Answer 1

It's your "potty" & you can try if you want to but,
Puppies can't be potty trained. Try paper training it.

Answer 2

There's bound to be accidents with puppies. The best thing, I think, is crate training. Buy her a crate, and at night, that's where she sleeps. Right when the pup wakes up, take him/her outside to eliminate. Also take the pup outside after eating and drinking. When it goes outside, give them a treat when you get back in. It took our pup about 2 weeks to get a hang of it. Also watch for signals that they need to go. We got our pup 2 months ago, and although she still has some accidents, she pretty much learned. Crate training also teaches them to hold it in longer.

Answer 3

Puppy's are easy to train. There like babies they wake up they have to pee. Take them out every morning first thing. If you walk them 2 times a day they will never poop in the house they like grass, they only use the carpet as a second choice. Keep them in a crate while your gone they don't poop where they sleep.Take care of them first and you'll have no problems. Always reward good behavior, but don't yell or hit or rub there nose in it. That just makes them scared of you.If they have accidents take it as a sing you failed them not they messed up.

Answer 4

I have a four month historic Pomeranian (I actually have a two 12 months historic Chihuahua and a two.five 12 months historic Japanese Spitz) and that i began off utilising the potty pads!! I set them beside my again door so he went there to visit the bathroom. When i noticed him heading over there i could open the again door and permit him out. Now he simply is going and waits on the again door until i open it for him, now not extra potty pads.

Answer 5

Look online about crate training..it's an awesome way to potty train. We did that with our puppy 13 years ago. Recently, he started getting lazy so we began crate training again, within 2 weeks, he was asking to go outside again. It may seem mean to lock them up all day but they really love a space of their own, they feel safe and know, that's their spot and will not pee in it. Good luck!

Answer 6

PATIENCE.patience is key but trust me it is not as hard as people make it sound.get ur pup a crate and make it just big enough inside for the pup to stretch out to sleep and to turn around in.with my one yr old i put a divider in the crate so at first she had a small space and as she grew i moved the divider further and further back until it was removed totally.make sure ur pup has a set eating and drinking schedule as this will help u to know when she will definitely have to go.usually within ten mins to thirty mins after eating ur pup will need to poop.peeing is more like fifteen mins after a drink.take ur pup out first thing in the a.m. and right before u have to leave the house.PRAISE PRAISE PRAISE WHEN IT DOES ITS BUSINESS IN THE OUTSIDE AREA.TREATS WORK WELL BUT VERBAL PRAISE IS LONGER LASTING,YOU ARENT ALWAYS GOIN TO HAVE TREATS ON YOU. also what i did with both of ;my dogs is after about two weeks i introduced SIT at the back door.so prior to going out they both learned to go and sit at the back door and now at ages one and twelve they both go to the door and wait for me to let them out.i also taught them to sit and stay before coming back inside.so they both learned potty training and a couple of commands at the same time.GOOD LUCK.

Answer 7

Well... sorry but be prepared for accidents. Puppys have little control of their bodily functions. If you don't want accidents, adopt an adult dog from rescue.

Answer 8

if you can't catch him when he starts rub his nose in it and he'll soon learn to go to the door to go outside