07192017

July 19, 2017 5
Vol. 30 No. 14
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House-Training: What Works For Today's Pet Owners
(NAPSA)-Dog ownership is
on the rise in the U.S. Whether
you rescue or use a breeder,
one thing all new dog owners
have in common is needing to
start off on the right paw when
it comes to house-training
their new pet. House-training
isn't as daunting as it sounds
if you set some boundaries
and get on a schedule to start.
Here are a few pointers to help
get you started and get your
dog quickly house-trained:
• Timing is everything-Puppies
do best on a regular
schedule. Lead your puppies
to the pad frequently, as they
will need to relieve themselves
at least six times a day. Follow
the same path to the pad
every time. The process will
require your full attention for
a few weeks, but the effort
you put into it now will last
for the rest of your pet's life.
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• Dine and dash-If you establish
set mealtimes, your pets
will need to relieve themselves
on schedule as well. Keep tabs
on when your dog relieves
himself during training. Use
that timing to get your dog
accustomed to going outside
or using the training pads.
• Relaxation room-Dogs like
their own den, and a propersized
crate for your dog is all
the space it needs for downtime.
Have your dog or puppy
sleep in the crate at night and
when you are not home during
training.
• Separate spaces-Set up the
training pad in a special area
away from the crate and food.
Consider using special trays
designed to hold training pads
to keep the pad in place and
deter dogs from playing with
the training pads.
• Treat time-Use the same
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Today, more owners use potty
pad training when they have
limited outdoor areas.
treat every time your pet
does the right thing during
house-training for positive
reinforcement. Rubbing its
nose in its feces may make
matters worse and could
cause your dog to hide when
it's time to go.
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