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Housebreaking Instructions

Housebreaking a dog or puppy is a simple process. There are several different methods, however, tremendous success can be had with the following method, which I recommend.

One of the best and fastest ways is to buy a Vari Kennel or Wire Crate to fit the size of your pet.

The Crate or Kennel has many uses during the course of your pet's life such as sickness, traveling, and whelping and most animals grow to love their little get-a-way.
The feeding and watering of the animal is based on the owners' schedule and personal circumstances.


Here are some basic steps that should be followed:

1. The first rule should be to remove the animal from the Crate or Kennel to the area where the pet is expected to relieve itself. Then return the animal to the Crate and offer food and water for approximately 20 minutes. Remove the food and water. Take the animal out again after feeding and watering. NOTE: If your dog is a puppy, he should be taken out to relieve himself each time he wakes up from a nap, whether it is at night or during the day.

REMEMBER: Puppies are like small babies. When they are woken up, they will have to relieve themselves and should be taken to the area where they are expected to go. The same applies at feeding time. When fed, they will have to relieve themselves. A puppy will not understand that he is to relieve himself in the potty area so you may have to wait. You can also place a tie out to keep him there while you do other things. Be sure to return often and if he has relieved himself, praise him.

2. Keep the animal in the Kennel or Crate whenever you can't watch him. If he is outside the crate when you are present, he should be on a leash so you can maintain control of his actions. At first, you must carry your puppy to and from the potty area for at least 2 days. If your puppy or dog is too big to carry, you should lead him with a leash to the potty area. (NOTE: Your dog should become used to a leash by allowing him to drag it around with him only when you are there.) You may then take him on a leash for the next 4-5 days. After that, you should be able to walk the puppy to the area without a leash.

3. Do not feed water or food to them except for at feeding time. Do not feed them water late at night.

4. Complete this process 3-4 times daily.

5. Take the animal out right before you go to sleep, always.



If this process is done correctly, it should take approximately 2 weeks, and you will have developed a bond with your pet that will last a lifetime.

 

Please note: There are several different methods that can be used to house train your dog. Please contact your trainer for the appropriate method for your dog.
 

IMPORTANT: All puppies should begin formal obedience training at twelve weeks of age. This will help to prevent bad habits from developing and save money due to possible destructive behavior.