i work long hours during the week and don’t have the time it requires to potty train my dog. having been there myself i know it can be frustrating at times and if you have to work all day its practically impossible to accomplish. i have a 1 year old pug and he used to be decent about not going in the house but he ended up having a liver problem and couldn’t hold it and once he got better …

if you’re adding a new puppy or dog to your home, it’s best to be prepared! if your puppy doesn’t go potty when outside, and you need to keep a close eye on them when you’re indoors, keep them tethered to you with this hands free leash. buy similar on chewy synthetic grass potty patches can be helpful for potty training in an apartment or during the transition to outdoor-only potty training. i prefer to use real grass potty patches …

potty training should begin as soon as a puppy or adult dog is brought home, but in the case of a puppy, not a lot of progress should be expected until he is 12 to 16 weeks old. a good way to begin potty pad training is to identify the confined area of your home in which you wish to place the potty pad and tray. to effectively crate train a puppy or adult dog, the crate should only be …

depending on the size of your puppy and your ultimate goal of housetraining him, i’ll present options ranging from indoor potty areas to getting the puppy to his outdoor potty area. it’s important to watch your pup and learn when he has to go to the bathroom. their scent will be there and they get used to going in the same area and on the same footing. you can then determine when he has to go to the bathroom. the …

here’s some tips on puppy toilet training at night to help you get in a good routine. during the day you will be constantly looking out for signs that your puppy needs to go so that you can scoop them up and take them outdoors or to their toilet spot. until your puppy is old enough to be able to hold on, they will need to go out for frequent toilet trips at night. while it may be tempting to …