How do I potty train my puppy?
House–training will not be successful without supervision, consistency, and guidance on the part of the human members of the household. Using the four-legged chair analogy can best sum up the critical parts of house-training. The four leg of the chair represent the four parts that contribute towards a successful house-training effort. In order for a chair to stand, all four legs should be solid and equal. If one leg is missing, out of place, or shorter than the others, we have a chair that is unstable and falls over. The four-legged chair comparison helps sum up the importance of the four parts that lead to effective house-training of your puppy.
The four parts (or legs) of the house-training are:
- Crate Training and Supervision
- Regular Schedule
- Feedback and Discipline
- Cleaning up Accidents
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