How to Potty Train a Puppy: A Comprehensive Guide for Pet Parents

• August 27, 2018
• Fizzion Clean

Potty Training a Puppy

Bringing a new puppy into your home will inevitably result in accidents and stains. While Fizzion products will help with the initial accidents, you want to start potty training your puppy before it becomes a daily chore.

Use a Crate

Crate training is a traditional approach to potty training your puppy. Get a crate that is large enough for your puppy to turn comfortably, stand or sit without discomfort. Do not use a crate that is excessively large, since that will give your puppy space to make messes in a corner.

When you notice your puppy whining, scratching or behaving in a similar manner, take him or her outside immediately. Do not wait. You should also have a consistent schedule for trips outside to teach your puppy that they use the bathroom in the yard or a specified space.

Try Using Paper Training

Paper training is a process used when you do not have the time to take your puppy outside on a schedule. You teach your puppy to go on a piece of paper or a puppy pad that gets smaller over time. The advantage of the paper training method is that you teach your puppy how to use designated spaces until he or she is old enough to wait. The downside is that you will find yourself using pet urine odor remover until your puppy has better bladder control.

The key to training your puppy is consistency. You want a consistent schedule that fits their body’s rhythms and functions. Do not get mad at the mistakes. Your puppy needs time to learn and you can use Fizzion pet stain & odor remover for the accidents. Once your pet is fully trained, he or she will no longer have accidents in the house.