3 Solid Tips on Dog Potty Training - Learn How I Stopped My Dog From Going Indoors! By Pawel Kalkus

Dog potty training is a standard part of the dog training process and is also perceived as a daunting and frustrating experience. However, if one knows the right things to do toilet training your pet becomes really easy. It is a completely normal thing that your dog will eliminate on the carpet a few times before he finally understands that this is not exactly what you expect him to do. So be patient, forgiving and consistent while implementing the dog potty training tips mentioned below and you will succeed.Dog Potty Training Tip 1 - Why Punishment Does not Work?Screaming or hitting your pet is the worst idea you can come up with. The more you stress him the more he will relieve himself in forbidden places. Take this into account when carrying dog potty training. Also, some people think that rubbing their pet's nose into his own stools will magically make him understand the message. The truth is that your dog cannot connect the fact of eliminating in the past with your present anger and will simply think that you don't like poop, not the fact that he relieved himself on the carpet. This will lead to more confusion and he may even end up eating his own feces in order to hide them from you.Dog Potty Training Tip 2 - Why Dogs Need Their Own Place?Dogs are naturally den animals which means that they need their own little leaving space. This serves them as a shelter where they can hide from all the stress and fuss around them. Because your pet will eat, sleep and play in there he will instinctively avoid soiling it (even though it's hard to believe dogs ARE naturally clean animals). You can create a den by either isolating part of a room with a baby gate or purchasing a crate. In any case make sure it's small enough so that your pet can't use one of it's corners as a toilet in an emergency situation.Dog Potty Training Tip 3 - Use One Command ConsistentlyVery important part of the dog potty training process is to use one command consistently so that your pet does not get confused as to what he is supposed to do. Also, at the beginning of the training make sure to take him to the same spot each time he needs to relieve himself. This will reinforce the good habit of eliminating outdoors and speed up the dog potty training. One last thing, all of your family members need to use the same set of commands and techniques as you do. Otherwise the work of one person will be wasted by the work of another.