potty training will never be the easiest process to go through—even dogs that take easier to housebreaking will still need to be trained with care. according to the akc, “training and housebreaking these independent souls can be a steep challenge for novice owners.” according to dogtime, crate training is helpful for housetraining, which “can be one difficult area of training for the chinese crested (as a group, toy breeds can be tough to housetrain)—but it will all click into place …

best bully sticks provides high-quality, all-natural bully sticks, dog treats, and dog chews. if you are new pet owner, potty training your dog should be at the top of your to do list. one of the first steps in potty training a difficult dog or puppy is to establish their own space in your home. put their crate in the area.â your dog’s crate must be big enough that they can comfortably stand, turn around and stretch out when lying …

if you accept that fact, it’ll be easier to do the necessary training to teach your puppy to sleep through the night. he’ll also be more likely to settle in and sleep if he’s in the same room with you instead of alone in a new, unfamiliar environment. if you don’t want him to be by himself in another area of the house, you can crate him in your bedroom overnight. have everything you’ll need for a potty trip set …

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whether housebreaking a pup or an adult dog, the first step is taking advantage of the dog’s den instinct (their desire to curl up in a snug, protected place). if you also use the crate to feed your dog his regular meals, he will quickly associate it as a pleasurable place. if your dog does this, remove the bedding until the pup starts to understand that bedding is for sleeping–not for a potty pad! when you reach the area, set …