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[Y26]Yorkie Puppy Potty Training
by Sam, Sam

In most cases, potty training is done with puppies, butthere are plenty of dogs that haven't learned when and where is fine to poop.Even with the popularity that housetraining had in recent years, a lot of peoplehaven't housetrained their dogs yet. Don't underestimate the confidence thathaving a housetrained dog can bring you, especially when you need to leave himalone.

Some of the things you need to do effective potty training are written below.There are steps to be taken, just like with any other type of dog training:

1. The Timing

You can't potty train a dog whenever you want to. He needs to be ready for it.Waiting for the time when he poops is probably the best moment to correct hisbehavior. When you see him do it, call him on it and invite him to go outsideand finish.
Making sure that you're using a low tone in your voice, give him the stopcommand. Next, begin to teach him about the "outside" command,guiding him slowly to a place where you're OK with him doing his needs on aregular basis.

2. The Act

In most cases, people will see the effects of the accident only after ithappened. When you see this, but didn't catch him in the act, it's better toignore it and act on it next time that it happens. You shouldn't rub the dog'snose in it, because the lesson you teach him this way isn't the proper one.

A better choice would be to bring the dog to that area and take the poop whilehe's watching. That's because he will not understand why you're scolding him,even if only a few moments have passed since his action. Scolding the dog whilehe's eating a bone will make him think that the bone is the reason you'reupset. He will not be able to make the connection with the pooping he's doneearlier.

3. The Accompaniment

In some cases, you will see your dog pooping inside the house, and you'll tellhim to go outside and do it. If he doesn't react and continues to do it insidethe house, it's because he doesn't know what you want from him, so it's not hisfault. If you want him to obey your commands, be patient and take him outsideyourself, teaching him that he needs to do it there. You can use a leash toimprove your control of the pet.

4. The Command

Talking with the dog is best done by using commands, which makes training mucheasier. What is important is how you teach him the meaning of the words. Sincethe dog can't understand what you're saying unless he's trained, you need toteach him.

If you want the best results possible in dog potty training, your dog should betaught well what each command means. An example would be teaching him that theword "outside" means that he should leave the house, and "gopotty" that he should poop.

Whether he does what you ask of him or not, punish or praise him, depending onwhat the results are. When you do this regularly, he will be conditioned tothink that "outside" and "go potty" mean that he needs todo his needs.


When people say pet, it is always something that we are fond of, something makes us happy and something that needs our attentions just like dog. If your pet looks clean, cute and act smart by following your commands, that's something you can call achievement, something you can be proud of. Pet is also a happy companion that wants us, the leader of the pack, to be always happy. But a happy and admirable pet is not born to be what they are now.

It takes time to train them to follow the command like sit, stay, stand or lie down. Most of them all, the potty training. Training a puppy to potty is tedious and not funny at all, specially in a fully carpeted house. I had my puppy trained for two whole weeks just to potty outside our house, in our deck! And she got so many accidents before that even when I let her outside every 2-3 hours. Leave her alone for a while, then expect to see wet spot in the carpet. Hit her just once, then you yourself will break your own heart. No need to hit a puppy.

When they missed or they had accidents and you scold them, they knew they did something bad and by the look of their eyes and position of their ears you can tell how sorry they are. If they can speak maybe they will utter "sorry" or worse, cry. I learned to give my puppy a cold shoulder for two minutes while cleaning her accidents, poor little thing showed she was sorry for what she did. I've read books, surf the internet for help. I used up many rolls of paper towels and steam cleaned our house in winter time. Then think of giving her to other while my tears were running down. I felt so tired by the end of day working for her potty training. All sum up to two weeks. But for other puppies it might take longer or even shorter time.

One step to progress is when she sat by the door looking outside and when I opened it she went outside and peed right away for just five inches away from the door. It's better that way that to pee on the carpet. It's a relief, but I wish she could have peed on the grass. I realized I was rushing things. The puppy is a baby dog that needs step-by-step training, sleep and foods. When she knew that potty is for outside, and in every time she go potty on the grass outside the house, she will receive undying praises with my happy face and a little doggy biscuit.

It will take time for your puppy too , soon she will catch up. Now my puppy knew how to scratch the door or make a sound when she wants to go outside. Now she can follow commands and patiently waits for her food to be in her dish. Now she is a happy dog with some little tricks of her own. She acts helping my husband to dig when we plant, that's funny! She will get her toy and play with me and she's been so good in front of the camera! She brings us joy. It might be common for a dog to do little things that way, but mine makes me laugh and proud of her.

My heart jumped with joy when friends admire her happy disposition and sweetness. All of my time and efforts is worth it all because she is a family member. Then I realized that I have loved her the moment I chose her among the litter, that time, she became a new family member. Trust yourself in training a puppy and trust the dog to make you happy even if it takes time for them to learn, then you will see what you've achieve. Dogs and other pets will look at you as a good and reliable leader of the pack. Loving a dog also needs exercise and discipline to make a balance and happy life.
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