How do i potty train a puppy?

Question

i just got a puppy how do i potty train it?

Answer 1

you can get training pads that they like the smell of so they only go on them at like pet stores and Wal-Mart

Answer 2

Place Newspapers around the whole of the area where the Puppy sleeps/Train it.
Gradually remove the sheets of Newspaper SO the Puppy gets used to doing its business on the paper.
Eventually you will be left with a small area of newspaper,and the dog will go Potty on the paper left.
After a while,when the puppy has got used to this-move the paper outside.-Hope this helps

Answer 3

I have a golden retriever puppy and she is 5 months old. Newspaper doesn`t really work as well as PUPPY TRAINING PADS. the nice thing about them is 'it' dosen`t go through the paper, as if newspaper does. My puppy trained real well with them! I guess they have a scent that dogs like that attracts them to go "potty-on-the-paper" gradualy, start putting the paper toward the door. Also, I used to say "Potty outside?" and usually she (my pup) would walk towards the door. If you`r puppy does go "potty" on the floor, then say in harsh way NO NO NO! let him/her get used to the words: "Potty Oustide" and "NO NO NO!"



GOOD LUCK!

Answer 4

you could potty train a puppy by showing him where he uses the bathroom at and popping him then putting him outside. You should never rub the puppies face in the mess or hit them with a nespaper. Just show him what he done and show him where to go at next time. You could also get one of those puppy pads and he could use it on that.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

if you want to go the further step i train my dogs to go potty on one fence line. a puppy will go in the house, and you cant prevent it, get a pad or newspaper and let it go on that. tell him/her no every time it goes in the house and show it to your puppy. then immediately take your puppy outside and walk it on a leash on the fence line you want her to go potty by, the important thing is to make sure you do this every time and make sure you pick up the poop and keep the area clean so they wont start pooping somewhere else. having them poop on the fence line will keep them from walking in there own poo and then it wont get tracked in the house or your car. after you train them for a few months they should be good to do it on there own forever!! good luck and remember to be patient.!!

Answer 7

When we got our puppy we put her in a small room, I used the bathroom and put down puppy pads all over the floor. I did this every time I thought she needed to "go". Then everyday I would remove on sheet of puppy pad until she only used one, this took about a week. But she only goes potty in the bathroom on one puppy pad. I love this idea. A friend of mine told me about this and it works wonders.

Answer 8

Well if you have puppy training pads or news paper it is very simple but it will take some time the way I do it is when ever the puppy goes on the carpet or floor i rub its noes in it and then rub its noes on the paper to let them know this is where I want htem to go try that and se how if turns out.

Answer 9

When my dog was a puppy, we had a section where newspapers were spread on the kitchen (tile) floor. Whenever she would start to go, we would run and pick her up and bring her over to the newspapers and just reward her and pet her after. This way she knew it was a good thing to do it on the news papers. Dogs are pretty smart!

After she got older and sometimes went in the house, we used to take her over to it, put her head close to it, then give her a small spanking. This way she knew what she was getting spanked for and would be less likely to do it again.

Answer 10

When ever you get a chance take the puppy out side the more our outside the better it will be. especially after a puppy wakes up from a nap.

Answer 11

I don't recommend training pads - then the dog thinks it's okay to go in the house. It's better for them to know that it is never okay! Use a crate properly matched to your dog's size - they won't use the bathroom where they have to lie down. Keep him in the crate when you aren't home and at night if he doesn't sleep with you. Reward them with treats or attention when they go outside and give them frequent opportunities to go, especially after eating/drinking or playing.