How to train your puppy to pee outside

The best way to train a puppy to pee outside is by keeping them company. Stay outdoors with your puppy until they give in and pee.

Training a puppy or adult dog to ring a bell to pee is a useful skill that can make potty training easier and more to Train Your Dog to Ring a Bell To Pee

House Training is #1 on my list when bringing home a new puppy. After 10 years raising service dog pups I have a fool proof way for potty training a puppy.

How to potty train a puppy in an apartment can be a little different than training your puppy in a house with a nice size backyard.

If you are going to spoil your fur baby with human foods, it’s important to know which ones dogs can eat (and which ones they can’t)!

I’m only human, sometimes I have to wake up in the middle of the night to go pee. So, should I wake my puppy up to pee at night too?

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Does your puppy ever get so excited when you get home or when they meet someone new that they pee their little pants or maybe on your shoes? This is fairly common among puppies and even some adult dogs. If you do not curb excited peeing right away with your puppy, the behavior will only continue and likely worsen! Luckily, this is something that can be managed with training, consistency and a little bit of discipline on our part!

Dogs who won't pee outside can prove extremely frustrating for their owners, but there are a few ways to fix the problem. Learn how here!

Housebreaking a puppy takes patience and consistency, and the process is likely to take weeks, not days. All current or future puppy owners are aware of the need for housebreaking, but sometimes things just don't go according to plan. Learning how to potty train a puppy on pads can save a lot of the hassle and reduce the number of messes you'll have to clean up.