Comments on: Puppy Potty Training – Make it Stress Free For You and Your Dog! http://www.basicpuppytraining.com/puppy-potty-training/ Basic Tricks Of Puppy Training Wed, 10 Mar 2010 20:14:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: mcder http://www.basicpuppytraining.com/puppy-potty-training/comment-page-1/#comment-1847 mcder Fri, 26 Feb 2010 15:30:21 +0000 http://www.basicpuppytraining.com/puppy-toilet-trainingmake-it-stress-free-for-you-and-your-dog/#comment-1847 oooh you got new <b>toys</b>. One day I will too have Xbox live. oooh you got new toys. One day I will too have Xbox live.

]]> By: gren http://www.basicpuppytraining.com/puppy-potty-training/comment-page-1/#comment-1591 gren Sat, 20 Feb 2010 16:26:24 +0000 http://www.basicpuppytraining.com/puppy-toilet-trainingmake-it-stress-free-for-you-and-your-dog/#comment-1591 I am currently fostering Jenny. She will be at the Burleson Petsmart today from 11=4. Jenny was rescued by the Everman shelter from another shelter because she was pregnant and going to be put to sleep. Unfortunately none of her babies survived. She is thought to be a Husky/greyhound mix. She weighs about 50 pounds and is about a year old. She has one blue eye and one brown eye. Her adoptive home will need to be patient with her a give her a few days to trust/adjust. She has shown NO SIGNS OF AGGRESSION. She is not aggressive with other dogs, and does not bother my cats. She is housebroken, and working on crate training. She is able to climb a four foot chain link fence, but has only done so when I am not home. Her adoption fee is $30. Please consider giving her a forever loving home - she deserves it :) I am currently fostering Jenny. She will be at the Burleson Petsmart today from 11=4.

Jenny was rescued by the Everman shelter from another shelter because she was pregnant and going to be put to sleep. Unfortunately none of her babies survived. She is thought to be a Husky/greyhound mix. She weighs about 50 pounds and is about a year old. She has one blue eye and one brown eye. Her adoptive home will need to be patient with her a give her a few days to trust/adjust. She has shown NO SIGNS OF AGGRESSION. She is not aggressive with other dogs, and does not bother my cats. She is housebroken, and working on crate training. She is able to climb a four foot chain link fence, but has only done so when I am not home. Her adoption fee is $30.

Please consider giving her a forever loving home – she deserves it :)

]]> By: beagamly http://www.basicpuppytraining.com/puppy-potty-training/comment-page-1/#comment-1152 beagamly Tue, 09 Feb 2010 17:00:57 +0000 http://www.basicpuppytraining.com/puppy-toilet-trainingmake-it-stress-free-for-you-and-your-dog/#comment-1152 The key to dog potty training is consistency, persistence and LOTS of patience. Any potty training method will do so long as you keep it consistent. Remember that what goes in the dog must come out. Keep a fixed schedule of your feedings and walk your dog outside after that. Any area will do, doesn't have to be a grassy patch. Also, try to walk her in the morning to do its business and before sleeping at night. Remember to always pick up after your doggie. Don't want to mess with the neighbors. House breaking (walking your dog outside) a dog is a better method and will not cost anything except your time and effort. Once he learned the behavior (don't forget to praise or give treats), he won't do it unless you get him to that particular spot. Best wishes. The key to dog potty training is consistency, persistence and LOTS of patience. Any potty training method will do so long as you keep it consistent. Remember that what goes in the dog must come out. Keep a fixed schedule of your feedings and walk your dog outside after that. Any area will do, doesn't have to be a grassy patch. Also, try to walk her in the morning to do its business and before sleeping at night. Remember to always pick up after your doggie. Don't want to mess with the neighbors. House breaking (walking your dog outside) a dog is a better method and will not cost anything except your time and effort. Once he learned the behavior (don't forget to praise or give treats), he won't do it unless you get him to that particular spot. Best wishes.

]]> By: neida http://www.basicpuppytraining.com/puppy-potty-training/comment-page-1/#comment-580 neida Tue, 26 Jan 2010 22:33:00 +0000 http://www.basicpuppytraining.com/puppy-toilet-trainingmake-it-stress-free-for-you-and-your-dog/#comment-580 I have found that it was much easier when I had a dog already house broken. I also did what you are doing. Once they started playing, it was time to go inside so that potty time was just potty time. I also praised like crazy when they did their business and gave a treat..no potty no treat. I always kept play time separate from potty time so they didn't get confused and I would always repeat a word while they were out there too like "go potty" so they knew it was potty time. Good Luck!! I have found that it was much easier when I had a dog already house broken. I also did what you are doing. Once they started playing, it was time to go inside so that potty time was just potty time. I also praised like crazy when they did their business and gave a treat..no potty no treat. I always kept play time separate from potty time so they didn't get confused and I would always repeat a word while they were out there too like "go potty" so they knew it was potty time. Good Luck!!

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