INDOOR HOUSEBREAKING REPETITION! and supervise him/her to prevent accidents and unwanted behavior. GUIDE: Put the puppy on the Wee Wee Pad as often Never let the puppy wander in the house as you can. The more often you are able to without you supervising! If the puppy circles SET UP YOUR PLAYPEN with a wee reward, the quicker the puppy will be or sniffs take them to the wee wee pad! wee pad in one corner, a blanket/bed in trained! Otherwise the puppy should be in the another corner and bowls in separate area playpen most of the time. all within the playpen. Leave the puppy in 7:00 AM the playpen almost all of the time except 9:30 AM The more often you take the puppy to the during supervised intervals of up to fifteen 12 PM wee wee pad and reward him the faster he minutes. 2:30 PM will be trained! 5 PM The puppy should always have access to the 7:30 PM Gradually give the puppy more and more wee wee pad during training as well as after 10 PM freedom when he/she is making no mistakes the puppy is trained. ONE LAST TIME!! in the house and not teething. PUT THE PUPPY CONSISTENCY! on the wee wee pad. Always leave the wee wee pads in the SAME The wee wee pad should be left with the SPOT!! puppy in the playpen at all times. Reinforce the potty training behavior by putting them PRAISE! on the pad and rewarding them when they Reward your puppy with treats, praises and go to the bathroom. pats! You can tell the puppy to “go potty” or “go here” and as soon as the puppy goes to the bathroom: HINTS!! REWARD THE PUPPY! As soon as the puppy goes potty, reward Encourage and reward! If the puppy does with verbal praises, pats and a treat. not go to the bathroom, monitor the puppy for signs of circling and sniffing and go back BACK TO THE PLAYPEN to the wee wee pad! Whenever the puppy is not being supervised or you leave, the puppy should go back to Always remove the collar when the puppy the playpen with safe chew toys. goes back into the playpen. When the puppy is out of the playpen, keep it in a small area The playpen should be set up with the wee wee pad, bed, chew toys and bowls.
INDOOR HOUSEBREAKING GUIDE: SET UP YOUR PLAYPEN with a wee wee pad in one corner, a blanket/bed in another corner and bowls in separate area all within the playpen. Leave the puppy in the playpen almost all of the time except during supervised intervals of up to fifteen minutes. The puppy should always have access to the wee wee pad during training as well as after the puppy is trained. PUT THE PUPPY on the wee wee pad. The wee wee pad should be left with the puppy in the playpen at all times. Reinforce the potty training behavior by putting them on the pad and rewarding them when they go to the bathroom. You can tell the puppy to “go potty” or “go here” and as soon as the puppy goes to the bathroom: REWARD THE PUPPY! As soon as the puppy goes potty, reward with verbal praises, pats and a treat. BACK TO THE PLAYPEN Whenever the puppy is not being supervised or you leave, the puppy should go back to the playpen with safe chew toys. The playpen should be set up with the wee wee pad, bed, chew toys and bowls. REPETITION! Put the puppy on the Wee Wee Pad as often as you can. The more often you are able to reward, the quicker the puppy will be trained! 7:00 AM 9:30 AM 12 PM 2:30 PM 5 PM 7:30 PM 10 PM ONE LAST TIME!! CONSISTENCY! Always leave the wee wee pads in the SAME SPOT!! PRAISE! Reward your puppy with treats, praises and pats! HINTS!! Encourage and reward! If the puppy does not go to the bathroom, monitor the puppy for signs of circling and sniffing and go back to the wee wee pad! Always remove the collar when the puppy goes back into the playpen. When the puppy is out of the playpen, keep it in a small area and supervise him/her to prevent accidents and unwanted behavior. Never let the puppy wander in the house without you supervising! If the puppy circles or sniffs take them to the wee wee pad! Otherwise the puppy should be in the playpen most of the time. The more often you take the puppy to the wee wee pad and reward him the faster he will be trained! Gradually give the puppy more and more freedom when he/she is making no mistakes in the house and not teething.
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