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Potty Train The Puppy Using Dogs Training Bells
Hang your dog training bells on the inside knob of the door that your dog uses to go outside. If your dog uses more than one door, you should hang them on those doors, also.
Note: A good set of dog training bells has the hanging loop is conveniently split and fitted with hook and loop tape to securely attach to every style of knob and handle.
Decide on a “Potty Training Command” for your puppy
We suggest the plain and simple: “Let’s go make!”. Make certain that everybody in your home uses the same command with your dog, as consistency is crucial.
Getting started
We feel the most suitable time to start potty training your puppy is first thing in the morning when you know your dog truly has to make! While saying your “Potty training Command”, take your dog’s paw and gently swat it against the dog obedience training bells. Since he is going to be needing to make urgently, only guide them to ring the bells 2 fast times. While doing this, give them words of support such as: “Good boy, good bells” and “Ring the bells, let’s go make!”. Note: if your dog is so small that they can't reach the bells while standing, gently pop your dog up onto their back legs and guide a front paw to the bells.
Don't give them treats at this time. You do not want to incidentally train your dog to suspect that ringing the bell is a trick! Only AFTER your dog goes out to make (and actually makes) do you then reward them with a treat. Again, no treat unless they really relieves themselves!
Repetition
Repeat the above training method every time you take them out to make. Be consistent and diligent with this training, and your dog will soon be ringing the bells by themselves!
It's also critical that you continue to applaud your little dog when they ring the dog training bells , as it will further reinforce this positive style of communicating their needs.
In addition, if you have a few dogs in your home, they can all be bell trained simultaneously. It doesn’t matter if you're potty training a puppy or an old dog, they can all learn how to use bells! Some dogs catch on in days, while others take longer – even up to 4 weeks. Bide your time and, again, use masses of positive strengthening. Once your dog has mastered the bell ringing, be happy to take your dog training bells on the road to Grandma’s house – or possibly a hotel room! Immediately show your dog where you've hung their bells. Then they will know, wherever the bells are hanging, is the door they're going to use to go outside to make.
By following these simple rules, you need to soon be well on the way to successfully potty training your little dog .
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