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Housebreaking a puppy often takes a lot of time. You need to understand that the learning skills of your puppy can be very different from the learning skills of another; therefore, training should not be rushed.

In order to introduce the puppy to housebreaking, you have to keep your puppy in a crate or a small room in your home. This place should be secured by a baby gate rather than a closed door. In this new place, your puppy will learn to stand up and run around; it must find comfort in this place before it can begin to learn.

It is thought that the best approach to housebreaking a puppy is to set a routine and stick to it. If you are consistent with your training, your puppy will learn faster and better; soon enough he will defecate and urinate on his own.

The next step in housebreaking a puppy is determining the area of your yard that you want your puppy to use as its potty area. Your chosen place will become your puppy’s outdoors comfort zone, and is where the actual training will take place.

What you need to do is take your little dog to the potty area every day. When it begins to urinate or defecate, give the puppy a treat, or show it some love. You will have to do this to let your puppy know that it is doing what you want and that you are pleased with its behavior.

You always have to reward your dog for a job well done. It can be great if you incorporate useful words like go poo or pee in there, so that whenever the puppy hears you say those words, he knows exactly what he is supposed to do.

Finally, it is important to ensure that your puppy is eating the right types of food, as some types of food will cause irregular bowel movements. This eliminates accidents of inadvertent pooping due to loose bowels.

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