Toilet Training

Here are some tips to help toilet train your new puppy:

Anticipate

Take your puppy to the area you want him to toilet every 2 hours, after meals and upon waking up.

Be vigilant

Watch for signs that your puppy needs to go to the toilet. This could include sniffing and restlessness.

Confine

Keep your puppy where it can be watched. In a confined area you can manage toileting habits – setting yourself and puppy up for success.

Praise

Praise with your voice and small food treats when the puppy goes in the appropriate place to encourage it to repeat.

Download a Fact Sheet for more information:

Puppy House Training (217kB)

If you have any questions or concerns please give the clinic a call or come in and speak to our vets or our resident Animal Behavioural Specialist, Kim.

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