Bắt đầu huấn luyện đi vệ sinh đúng chỗ khi bạn mang chó con về nhà. Ghi nhớ quy tắc một giờ một tháng. Lên lịch cho ăn thường xuyên. Dắt chó con ra ngoài thường xuyên. Khen ngợi chó con mỗi lần chúng đi vệ sinh bên ngoài. Quan sát dấu hiệu chó con cần đi vệ sinh. Tạo ‘nơi trú ẩn an toàn’ cho cún con. Cho phép cún con tiếp cận khu vực còn lại trong nhà.

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Keep in mind that puppies 12 weeks or under do not have full control of their bladder or bowels. Even if they wanted to “hold-it” they simply cannot do that, so do not harshly reprimand them when they eliminate in your house. Most puppies are not fully house trained until they are six months old, and in some cases even older than that.   When house training your pup, it is important to keep a positive attitude even when you encounter an accident. Puppies can generally only hold their waste in for the number of months they are old. So if your puppy is four months old, he should not be left without access to the outside for longer than four hours. It is different at night, as puppies shut down the way we do at night. By the time your puppy is four months old, he should be able to go the entire night without needing to go potty. As you may be able to guess, a big part of when a puppy goes potty is when it is fed. In order to speed up the house training process, establish a regular feeding schedule and stick with it. Unless advised by a vet, do not “free feed” (leaving a filled food bowl out at all times.)   Free feeding will give your puppy a random elimination cycle (when she pees or poops) and will not establish you as the provider of the food (which is important in teaching your puppy that you are the pack leader and in charge.)  Do not feed your puppy anything in between meals. Puppies should be offered the opportunity to potty every 30 - 45 minutes. You should create a consistent schedule for when you take your puppy out. Puppies should be taken out every hour, as well as shortly after meals, naps, and playtime. You should always take your puppy out first thing in the morning, before you and the puppy go to bed at night, and before you leave the puppy alone for any extended period of time. Give your puppy a treat and verbally praise it when it pees or poops outside. Try to bring your puppy to the same spot each time to teach her that this is where she is meant to go potty. When you bring her to the spot,...