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    What Should I Do To My Puppy?

    I have a 2 month old Pomeranian puppy and its almost impossible to house break her. She keeps going on the rug and the kitchen floor. Help please!!!

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    Potty training a puppy can be a very trying experience depending on the temperament of your pup. But potty training a puppy is essential training, of course, that must be started before all other training.




    Let's begin the process of potty training a puppy or housebreaking your
    puppy. This takes time, commitment, and all family members'
    cooperation. Supervision is the key to this process. You must always
    watch your puppy for signs that she/he has to go. These signs are
    sniffing at a particular spot, circling, and squatting. Squatting is
    usually too late.




    You must also be aware of the most common times that your puppy will have to go to make potty training a puppy

    successful:     
        




    First thing in the morning and after a nap.

    After eating or drinking.

    After exercise, walking, or play.

    Any time you see the signs mentioned above.

    For more potty training information, try www.training-puppy.com This website has tips about many training issues and great products with free shipping. Try it now!

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      You must deal it psychologically, as it seems that it had not been brought up in abiding attitude. Do remove some pleasurable thing from its surrounding, when it does the thing against your saying. On the other hand pat it with some regard for doing accurate thing. This will make it well mannered.

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