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Training a puppy can be a rewarding and enjoyable experience for both you and your new furry friend. Here are some tips to get you started:
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Start training as soon as you bring your puppy home. It's never too early to begin teaching your puppy good manners and obedience.
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Use positive reinforcement. Rewarding your puppy with treats, praise, and affection whenever they behave well is a great way to encourage good behavior.
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Use a consistent training method. Choose a method that you feel comfortable with and stick to it. This will help your puppy understand what you expect from them.
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Be patient. Training a puppy takes time and consistency. Don't get frustrated if your puppy doesn't learn a new command right away.
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Be consistent with your commands. Use the same words and hand signals every time you give a command. This will help your puppy understand what you want from them.
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Keep training sessions short and fun. Puppies have short attention spans, so keep training sessions short and interesting to hold their attention.
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Practice makes perfect. The more you practice with your puppy, the faster they will learn.
Remember to always be patient and consistent when training your puppy. With time and practice, you will be able to teach them a variety of commands and behaviors.
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β 10y ago- First of all keep in mind that wee wee pads may be confusing to your puppy if you want him to go potty outside. Puppies are not always going to know the difference between appropriate papers on the floor and the newspaper that you have not finished reading. Potty training requires consistency. After napping eating or drinking the pup should be taken to the appropriate place. There should be no playtime at that place until they have gone to the bathroom. As soon as they urinnate or defecate they should be praised excessively and given a small treat. If they havent gone in a few minutes they should be brought in and placed in their crate if they cannot be watched constently. If they have made a mistake in they house you can wipe it up with a paper towel and plave the paper towel or stool in the place where you want them to go for your next attempt. Puppies should go out often and praised each time they go potty in the correct area. It is not appropriate to punish your puppy for making a mistake in the house. If cought in the act you may distract them with a sharp noise and take them right outside. If you find a mess in the hous that you did not observe, please, keep in mind that the pup has no recollection of doing that. Ther are many good websites. I would direct anyone to PetPartner.com for all kinds of GOOD advice.
- When you see your pup beginning to do the circle peepee dance, gently say no no no. Go to the pup and pick him up and place him on the pad and give him a little pat on the head. You already know he has to go, so if he tries to leave the pad, pick him up and put him back. Keep doing this until he gets the hint and goes. If you get tired after the 8th time, let him walk away. Now if he does the peepee dance again, do your part again. Consistency is the key, not to mention patience on your part. Remember never yell.....I can't stress this enough. Yelling alone can scare the pup and make them pee.
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β 16y agoThe best ways that I havefound to train puppies on a training pad is one, to not change the pad the minute they use it, praise them but do not move it. If they smell the urine or feces they tend go back and use it again. Second is to lay the pad where the puppy has been marking on the floor already. It seems they are going to drag their attention back there anyway so I just go with it and eventually they become accustom to the pads. Good Luck!
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β 16y agoYou must keep the puppy and the pad in a confined space. Once they pee on the pad be quick about replacing it. Everytime the puppy is away from the pad and starts sniffing, (looking for a place to pee,) pick them up or tote them to the pad and wait until they use it. It's time consuming but worth it.
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β 14y agoYou need to soak some urine into the pad, otherwise the dog will not understand its purpose. Dogs will continue to urinate in places that smell like urine. There are cleaners that you can buy that will eliminate the smell from those places.
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β 14y agoYou should let the dog sniff the pad and get a good whiff of it's scent, and then just lay it on the floor, and the dog will recognise and be attracted to the scent of the pad and want to do it's business on it. I hope I helped :)
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β 14y agoDon't let them chew the pad - the gel inside the pad can kill a puppy!
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β 10y agoYou need to train then for a while if you want them to go on the puppy pads.
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β 15y agocoax them into using it gently
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Will your new puppy use same wee wee pad as your adult dog?
Maybe
Have you done a wee?
first of all take your dog in the area u want it to use the wee wee pad have treats in ur hand place it on the pad with the dog need to go and it eat on the pad all the time which will cause to just come on the pad any time it need to go go go!
Your puppy only pees on her wee wee pad but poops right next to it How do you train her to do both on pad?
Dogs prefer to poop in an otherwise clean area; once a pee pad has pee on it, the dog will not prefer to poop on it. Replace the pee pad immediately after it's been used each time. In addition, when the dog DOES poop in the right spot, treat the dog and praise him lavishly with petting. When he does it wrong, don't acknowledge the dog at all (don't get mad, either). Very quickly, the dog will learn where to poop to get treats and praise.
How can you stop a seven months old dog to stop chewing and destroying it's wee wee pad?
Try getting a "simple solutions" puppy pad holder, more toys to entertain your dog, or crate training.
Should wee wee pads be picked up as soon as they are dirty?
it depends on if the dog went "wee wee" or "poo poo" if they did the second one pic it up ASAP the wee wee pad can withstand a few "wee wee's"
What do you do if your dog eats the wee wee pad?
Show him/her what he/she has done then put in cage or outside for just a few minutes then let them back in keep doing this and they will catch on.
Who invented the Wee-Wee Pad?
allen simo
Can you train your adult dog to pee on a pee pad?
Every time yer dog pees on the floor, pick her up or take her to the pee pad and lightly scold it when it doesn't go on the pee pad. If you take it to the pad everytime he does it on the floor, he will evevtually learn he has to go on the pee pad/
What do you need to potty train a dog?
1: doggy pad 2: a treat to help the puppy/dog concentrate 3: and a few toys around the doggy pad to make the puppy/dog like and be actracted to the pad. still want the steps?? email me at gogreendudes@gmail.com
How do you un pee pad train your dog I want my dog to go outside?
try putting the pee pad outside. make sure the dog knows that it's outside. every time the dog pee's in the house, you need to let the dog know that that's bad by saying no in an angry voice and putting it outside. once the dog starts peeing outside, you can get rid of the pee pad.
How do you get nail polish from carpeting?
spit on your brothers head and then drink dog wee wee
How do I train my dog to switch from doing potty outside to doing it on pads inside?
Take the pad (IT HAS TO HAVE URINE ON IT) so it can sense where it last did it and move it inside so it can potty. This may take a while to train, but it will get the hang of it.
