What breed of dog is the easiest to housebreak?

Answer 1

I don't think it is the dog but the trainer because it is about the same with all breeds. the easiest for me though was a samoyed but she was just really smart and fast at anything and everything. of course if you want easier mess to clean up while you are training a small breed poops smaller.
If you just watch your dog after they eat especialy and they start to circle or squat and grab em and put em out side where you want em to go each time. also when you are not home you can put in a dog crate cuz dogs do not like to mess where they are sleeping. every time you dog uses the bathroom outside where you want em to then give em a special dog treat bisquit and pet em and tell em how good they are and make a big deal out of it. soon fido well get the idea. make sure to take em out every few hours while training too. oh and when they go in side say no very loudly and let em know you do not like it then put em out side. If he trys to hide behind the couch or under the bed while you are traing put em out cuz probly has the urge. allways treat your pet in a humane way. good luck

Answer 2

Lots of breeds can be easy to housebreak if you are consistent with getting a puppy out as needed, frequently when young.

Don't buy from a pet store tho, as these are usually puppies that come from puppy mills and are known for being REALLY hard to house train.

Answer 3

They are all about the same. They usually get it at about 12 - 14 weeks.

The easiest one I ever did was a Golden Retriever who had lived with his mom until he was 12 weeks. Momma dog taught him what to do!

Answer 4

a bigger dog like a lab or german shepard will be easy to train... the bigger dogs pick up on things way faster then small breeds.

Answer 5

i think all dogs are natuarally clean you just gotta show them where to pee & poo

Answer 6

mine was a blue healer, they are very smart and he was no effort