Pit Bull Terrier Puppy Training: Potty Train Your Dog

Potty training your new American Pit Bull Terriersome point and will relieve himself. As time goes on,
puppy is a necessary evil. Your dog needs to learn athe will begin to go in the same spot and when this
an early age where to properly relieve himself. Youstarts to happen, simply begin to remove the
can begin working with your pup at 8 weeks of age.newspaper in the rest of the room which is not being
Puppy potty training can sometimes prove to be aused. Continue doing this until the only patch of
frustrating task. You must do the same routinenewspaper in the room is the area he has chosen to
every single day and it is important to give yourdo his business.
puppy a lot of extra attention as this will make theWhen at home, spend as much time with your Pit Bull
house breaking process much easier. The housepuppy as possible. The potty training process will be
training process will take longer if you are gone duringmuch, much easier if take your dog outside every 45
the day at a job because your dog won't be able tominutes or so, then praise him excitedly when he
hold it for extended periods of time when he is justrelieves himself in the yard. You can also give him a
starting out.small treat when he goes to the bathroom outside to
To begin potty training your Pit Bull, give him an areafurther encourage his good behavior.
that is all his own. A tiled laundry room works veryIt is a bad idea and completely ineffective to scold
well if you have one in your residence. Cover theyour puppy for having an accident in the house.
area with newspaper and make sure that you givePositive reinforcement and a lot of extra time and
him access to his bed, toys, and food bowl. Whenattention is the best way to handle this task and
leaving to go out, make sure that your Pit pup is inremember that no dog is completely potty trained
his "area" and cannot leave. You can buy a baby gateuntil they have reached the age of 6-8 months.
which will keep him confined, without feeling shut in.Patience is a must!
After you have gone, he will need to go potty at