Beagle Dog
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A Guide to House Breaking Your Dog
It’s no fun having your dog soil your carpet. Yet the answer isn’t always to leave the dog outside. Some dogs are just made to live in the house with the family. Instead, the answer is to properly train the dog to be house broken by following house breaking dog tips like these. The steps outlined here are designed to help you train your dog in a minimal among of time.
How quickly will your dog be house broken? That depends on several factors. First, it depends on the maturity of the dog. Young pups may not have learned bladder control yet. On the other hand, an old dog might be set in its ways. Second, training rate will depend on the intelligence of the dog. Some dogs are just smarter than others. If your dog lacks brains, he can still probably be trained. You just need a little more patience. Third, it will depend on your consistency. The more consistent you are, the quicker he will get the message. This article is about a consistent method.
If your dog could understand English, you would simply sit down and say, "When you have to relieve yourself, wag your tail or whine or stand at the door until I get the message, OK?" Since your dog doesn't know English, you must convey the same message through words, praise, gestures, voice tone, and rewards.
Fact number one: dogs usually need to go within twenty minutes of eating a meal. So don’t plan to feed him until you have time to take him out as soon as he eats. If the bathroom is going to be outside, then go with him for the first while so that you can reinforce how good it is that he went there and not in the house.
As we said earlier, consistency is the key to success with housebreaking a dog. You must consistently praise the behavior you want, and discourage the behavior you don’t like. Since the dog must learn your language, be patient and instruct if he messes up. Once you are sure the dog knows what you want, then a mess may warrant a swat with a newspaper.
If you got a puppy at eight weeks old (the ideal age experts say), then it is time to begin training at once. But don't expect miracles from such a young pup. After he has eaten, put a leash on the dog and take him for a walk. (Be sure to take a pooper scooper with you.) Talk to him. Say things like, "OK, time to do your business." If the dog goes, praise him, pet him, and show strong approval. Exaggerate it as you would a child. You might even give him a special food treat he only gets when he eliminates in the right place. Do this after every meal consistently until he forms a pattern.
In the mean time, you may want to restrict the dog to a floor that is easy to clean. His reward for graduating will be freedom to enter the rest of the house. Be alert to any signal the dog gives that he wants to go out. If he does his business then, praise and reward him again. Be sure he has the opportunity to go out when he needs to so that self-control is reasonable to expect.
When the dog does what you want, don’t punish him by taking him into the house right away. This might convey the wrong message. Instead, reward him as always and let him romp around and explore for a few minutes as a reward.
Building a relationship is most important. Your dog will want to please you anyway. But the greater your relationship, the more he will want to do what you like, including doing bathroom duty in the right place.
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