Learn The Procedures Of Dog Paper Training For A Healthier And Cleaner Environment
Released on = January 21, 2006, 8:09 am
Press Release Author = Jonathan Cheong
Industry = Environment
Press Release Summary = House training
a puppy does not need to be difficult, but it is important to
take the process seriously, plan ahead and take things slowly. Some
dogs will be easier to house break than others, so it important
to work with your dog.
Press Release Body = House training is one of the most important
elements of creating a well trained dog and trusted family member.
Problems with house
training and similar issues are the number one reason that dogs
are surrendered to shelters, so properly house training a dog can
literally save his or her life.
House training a puppy does not need to be difficult, but it is
important to take the process seriously, plan ahead and take things
slowly. Some dogs will be easier to house break than others, so
it important to work with the dog. Rushing the process can be counterproductive
and cause to have to start all over again.
When it comes to house training a new puppy, it is important to
know what to expect. Unless the owner is able to supervise the puppy
round the clock, it is difficult to complete the house training
process until the dog is at least six
months old. It is important to know this ahead of time so the
master can be prepared.
Young puppies have bodies that are constantly changing and growing,
and puppies younger than six months often have not developed the
bowel and bladder control they will need to be properly house trained.
When the owner is not at home, the puppy should be confined to a
small room and the entire floor should be covered with paper. Of
course it is important to puppy-proof the room, that is removing
any items on which the puppy could be injured. In the beginning,
the puppy will most likely eliminate anywhere within the room. In
addition, the puppy will probably play with the papers, chew them,
etc.
This is perfectly normal and should not be grounds for punishment
or distress. Cleaning up each day should simply be part of the routine
of living with a new puppy. Simply clean up the soiled papers and
put down new ones each day.
During the time that the puppy is confined in its little den, it
will begin to develop the habit of eliminating on paper. After a
little time has passed, the puppy will begin to exhibit a preferred
place to eliminate. After this preferred spot has been established,
the area that is papered should be slowly diminished.
The first papers to be removed should be those that are furthest
away from the “toilet”. Eventually, the owner will have to lay down
only a few papers. If the puppy ever misses those papers, it means
that the papered area has been reduced too much and too soon.
(To Be Continued...)
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