Housebreaking

what shock the dog or put her nose in it???????????/ wha??????/

yes i have some tips for you that will not make your dog fear you.
i start this at regular time intervals knowing that a young dog will
have a small bladder. when young i work every 20 mins or so,take your
dog outside and if she goes then lots of praise i say loudly 'good dog
well done' call your dog in a give a small treat. when she messes
indoors completly ignore her and clean up with a pine disinfectant or
dettol. no bleach as the ammonia serves to mark out clearly where she
messed last time and so encourage her to use that spot again.
as she gets better at going outside then lengthen your time but still
lots of praise.
she will soon learn that piddle outside means yoru happy but inside and
she gets nothing.
some ppl like to take their dogs out of the room while they clean up.i
dont do this as i see it as giving attention and my biggest girl whose
sensitive would be really upset that she was ignored and i was unhappy.
i also like to crate train as they dont like to mess their own
beds,take her out as late as you can at night and up as early as you
can in the morning.

goodluck and enjoy her :) i loved my dogs when they were small and like
children its all over so quick
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put her noise in it than put the pup outside that always worked for me. it
sounds mean but it works. good luck with your baby pup.
"Bill" wrote in message

> Electric shock collar.
> ROFL
>
>
> On Sat, 31 Dec 2005 07:58:08 -0500, wrote:
>
>>Hello,
>>Does anyone have any tips on housebreaking a new Pom pup?
>
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Thanks for the tips. Since it gets so cold here in NY, I'm trying to
get him to go indoors on pads or newspaper. So far (one week) it's
been 50/50.

On 2 Jan 2006 10:36:46 -0800, "dallygirl"
wrote:

>what shock the dog or put her nose in it???????????/ wha??????/
>
>yes i have some tips for you that will not make your dog fear you.
>i start this at regular time intervals knowing that a young dog will
>have a small bladder. when young i work every 20 mins or so,take your
>dog outside and if she goes then lots of praise i say loudly 'good dog
>well done' call your dog in a give a small treat. when she messes
>indoors completly ignore her and clean up with a pine disinfectant or
>dettol. no bleach as the ammonia serves to mark out clearly where she
>messed last time and so encourage her to use that spot again.
>as she gets better at going outside then lengthen your time but still
>lots of praise.
>she will soon learn that piddle outside means yoru happy but inside and
>she gets nothing.
>some ppl like to take their dogs out of the room while they clean up.i
>dont do this as i see it as giving attention and my biggest girl whose
>sensitive would be really upset that she was ignored and i was unhappy.
>i also like to crate train as they dont like to mess their own
>beds,take her out as late as you can at night and up as early as you
>can in the morning.
>
>goodluck and enjoy her :) i loved my dogs when they were small and like
>children its all over so quick
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wrote:
> Hello,
> Does anyone have any tips on housebreaking a new Pom pup?

Go by any library and pick up a book on training dogs.
Housebreaking is the easiest, you put them on a feeding, watering and
walking schedule and praise them when they go to the bathroom outside.

If you catch them in the act of going to the bathroom inside scream NO
and pick them up and carry them outside. Once outside, praise them when
they go to the bathroom.

If you find pee or poop, clean it up with an enzyme cleaner and don't
say a word to the dog. Whatever you do, do you rub their nose in it.

Since you had to ask this question, I would recommend you take a puppy
and beginner training program. You and your dog will appreciate it.


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Reggie
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