House Puppy Training

A house puppy training your dog is the first step you have to implement with your new puppy, house puppy training is important to ensure that the puppy will be well adapted in to your home. House puppy training is no easy task, constant supervision is needed, and the house puppy training program could well go on until the pup is 6 months old. Puppies grow at a remarkable speed, they have constant source of energy, and thus has an unrestrained appetite for food and have frequent bowel and bladder movements which they may not be able to control as well as adult dogs.

At the early stages of house puppy training it is best to limit the pup’s space to an area which you can handle and constantly check up on the pup, the whole floor should be papered. The puppy’s bed, food, water and toys should all be contained within the room. The puppy will do his business where he pleases and may even chew and play with the papers. Therefore you have to leave fresh papers daily. By repeating this process you will come to notice that he may prefer a certain section. Then you can start to reduce the amount of paper and paper only that particular section. If he abides by it continuously you can now move the papers to a section where the pup will be comfortable in the home.

House puppy training has no one way progress chart, it may differ according to each pup, and even though you may feel your house puppy training may have been successful, the pup may start to do his business somewhere else other than the designated place. That clearly means it is too soon for the pup and you have to start again with the paper training in the specific area. It is better not to let the pup out unless you’re sure its bladder and bowels are empty.

It is important to spend much time as possible with your pup as this will aid in the progress of your house puppy training procedure; you will have to guide him in to his toilet area once every 45 minutes after eating ,drinking or physical play. When he uses the designated toilet area show it with affection and a treat. It is also equally important not to reprimand your pup when he fails to do as required, you have to remember the pup is very young and this training process for him. What is most required from you is your love and patience and before long you will have the company of your pup in your home at all times.