In this blog, we will discuss dog pee training by teaching them to pee outside. I land in pee virtually every day. It isn’t something that I anticipate, however, it pays for my children’s pitching lessons, and sports costs as well as places a roof over my head. Perhaps I shouldn’t teach people how to eliminate a problem that effectively pays my bills, but I’d like to give help where it is needed. This post may contain affiliate links through Amazon which means I may receive a commission from purchases made through these links. I will only recommend products that I have personally used and tested with my clients over the last 30 years.
Getting a dog is a brilliant inspiration where we leap without so much as a clear thought. What was a thought, becomes an action– and before we know it, we are home with our new furry friend. Obviously, I am a professional carpet cleaner and I consider myself to be fairly knowledgeable about pet stains. According to the Humane Society, “Puppies do best on a regular schedule. The schedule teaches them that there are times to eat, times to play and times to do their business. Typically, a puppy can control their bladder one hour for every month of age.”
Dog Pee Training: Define Their Space for Them
A new dog is extremely delicate, just a tiny bit frightened, and in sensory overload. All of its sisters and brothers are gone; now there are new shapes, people, and millions of fresh odors. This means for good dog pee training we have to produce a smaller world for our pet and simplify its existence. Taking your dog outside to the region you want them to urinate in is a great place to begin. Have a treat prepared to provide your pet when it goes potty and commend them with your happy voice. Our pets want to please us, they simply don’t know how. It is usually a good idea to tackle your pets’ poor behavior instantly but in a positive way.
