Crate Training is the Best Way!
SIZE- the crate should be large enough for the puppy to stand and turn around in. However, not so
large that the puppy can pee and poop in one corner and sleep comfortably in the other.
NO FOOD, WATER, or BEDDING IN THE CRATE!
Adapt a SCHEDULE to fit your lifestyle. See below.
Take the puppy OUTSIDE after it eats and after it has been in its crate for a long time.
Puppies live in the PRESENT. They won’t react to things that happened in the PAST.
PRAISE your puppy while it is doing something GOOD. Use a soothing tone and repeat words of
praise.
CORRECT the puppy while it is doing something BAD. Use a loud voice to startle the pup. Don’t
rub his or her nose in it.
CLEAN up messes with bleach water or odor remover. Puppies will to go back to the same spots
to pee and poop.
Be PATIENT! Training takes time. Usually the owner is to blame for the puppy’s mistakes
SIZE- the crate should be large enough for the puppy to stand and turn around in. However, not so
large that the puppy can pee and poop in one corner and sleep comfortably in the other.
NO FOOD, WATER, or BEDDING IN THE CRATE!
Adapt a SCHEDULE to fit your lifestyle. See below.
Take the puppy OUTSIDE after it eats and after it has been in its crate for a long time.
Puppies live in the PRESENT. They won’t react to things that happened in the PAST.
PRAISE your puppy while it is doing something GOOD. Use a soothing tone and repeat words of
praise.
CORRECT the puppy while it is doing something BAD. Use a loud voice to startle the pup. Don’t
rub his or her nose in it.
CLEAN up messes with bleach water or odor remover. Puppies will to go back to the same spots
to pee and poop.
Be PATIENT! Training takes time. Usually the owner is to blame for the puppy’s mistakes
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General Schedule
You can follow this schedule for puppies two to six months. Adapt the times to fit your lifestyle. If
you are not at home for lunch, skip the middle portion of the schedule.
7:00a.m. Take puppy outside first thing when you wake up.
7:15 Kitchen playtime.
7:30 Feed and water. Allow 15 minutes for eating and remove bowls.
7:45 Take puppy outside. Wait until puppy pees and poops.
8:00 Confine to crate when you leave.
Noon Take puppy outside as soon as you get home.
12:15 Feed and water.
12:30 Take puppy outside.
12:45 Confine to crate.
6:00 p.m. Take puppy outside as soon as you get home.
6:15 Kitchen playtime.
6:30 Feed and water.
6:45 Take puppy outside
7:00 Supervised playtime, training and exercise.
11:00 Take puppy outside. Confine overnight.
Puppies take different amounts of time to pee and poop outside. It is important to monitor the time
it takes between eating and pooping. Once established, you can adapt your schedule accordingly.
If your backyard is securely fenced, you can feed the puppy outside. Wait an hour before letting it
back in. If your yard is not fenced, you might consider a portable exercise pen or a tether to a
stake in the ground. A walk around the block can be great exercise for the whole family. Always
remember to use a leash and bring a plastic bag to clean up after your puppy.
Kitchen playtime can be in any room. Kitchens usually have floors that are easily cleaned. You will
want to limit the puppy’s access to your home until it is fully trained. The puppy should be with you
at all times or in its crates. If you leave it unattended, you should expect to find “accidents”.
When confining the puppy, place safe chew toys in the crate for its entertainment.
If you are going to be away for 8 hours or more, expect a few “accidents”. Be patient, as your puppy
grows, so will its ability to control its bowels. Always remember that consistency is the key to
training your puppy.
You can follow this schedule for puppies two to six months. Adapt the times to fit your lifestyle. If
you are not at home for lunch, skip the middle portion of the schedule.
7:00a.m. Take puppy outside first thing when you wake up.
7:15 Kitchen playtime.
7:30 Feed and water. Allow 15 minutes for eating and remove bowls.
7:45 Take puppy outside. Wait until puppy pees and poops.
8:00 Confine to crate when you leave.
Noon Take puppy outside as soon as you get home.
12:15 Feed and water.
12:30 Take puppy outside.
12:45 Confine to crate.
6:00 p.m. Take puppy outside as soon as you get home.
6:15 Kitchen playtime.
6:30 Feed and water.
6:45 Take puppy outside
7:00 Supervised playtime, training and exercise.
11:00 Take puppy outside. Confine overnight.
Puppies take different amounts of time to pee and poop outside. It is important to monitor the time
it takes between eating and pooping. Once established, you can adapt your schedule accordingly.
If your backyard is securely fenced, you can feed the puppy outside. Wait an hour before letting it
back in. If your yard is not fenced, you might consider a portable exercise pen or a tether to a
stake in the ground. A walk around the block can be great exercise for the whole family. Always
remember to use a leash and bring a plastic bag to clean up after your puppy.
Kitchen playtime can be in any room. Kitchens usually have floors that are easily cleaned. You will
want to limit the puppy’s access to your home until it is fully trained. The puppy should be with you
at all times or in its crates. If you leave it unattended, you should expect to find “accidents”.
When confining the puppy, place safe chew toys in the crate for its entertainment.
If you are going to be away for 8 hours or more, expect a few “accidents”. Be patient, as your puppy
grows, so will its ability to control its bowels. Always remember that consistency is the key to
training your puppy.
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