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Dog Potty Training Tips: How To Get Your Dog Used To A Daily Routine

Your dog needs to be on a schedule so he knows when he's going outside, when he's going to eat, and when he's expected to sleep. Here's how to get your dog to adapt to a daily routine.

Dog Bell Training 101: How I Potty Trained My Dogs By Teaching Them To Use A Dog Doorbell

To aid us in potty training our dog, we decided to try a dog doorbell. Take it from me, by teaching your dog to ring a bell to let you know when she has to go outside, you will definitely have fewer accidents in the house! Here's how we used dog bell training with our 2 dogs.

Training Your Dog To Pee & Poop On Command

Tired of standing in the rain waiting for your dog to do his business outside? Try training your dog to pee or poop on command. All you need is a 'cue word', some dog treats, and a little bit of patience.

Dog Incontinence Issues & Tips For Dealing With An Older Incontinent Dog

As dogs age, they face the same physical problems that most elderly people find themselves dealing with, including incontinence. Our 18-year-old dog, Rascal, is no exception. Fortunately, there are a number of things you can do to help maintain your sanity when you have an incontinent dog...

5 Key Points For Housebreaking An Older Dog

It can be difficult to train an older dog not to pee or poop in the house. 5 important things to consider when housebreaking an adult dog (including how to housebreak a dog when you're busy and away from home a lot).

Fun Tip For Potty Training Puppies: Try A Dog Litter Box!

If you have a new puppy and won't be able to take him out to pee and poop often enough, consider a dog litter box to help make housetraining easier. Our 2 Beagle pups love the doggie litter box. It definitely made housebreaking a smoother process in our home!

Reader Question: How Do You Stop A Dog From Peeing On The Carpet?

Here are some tips for new dog owners who are trying to housebreak a new puppy or older dog. The most important parts: schedules and routines, crates & kennels, rewards and praises, and learning to interpret your dog's signals. Plus, see the times when most dogs have to go outside to relieve themselves.