House training a puppy is one of the first things you'll do when you bring home that cute little pet that your whole family loves.
Before you actually decide on getting a puppy determine if you and your family will have the time to house train your puppy or the process may never work out perfectly.
When you begin house training your puppy you'll right away notice some things that work good and others that do not.
When your puppy doesn't take to one thing too easily try switching it a little tiny bit to see if it works better.
House training will take time and usually the puppy will be quite easily persuaded into the overall process.
One thing you should never forget to do when house training a puppy is rewarding them for the good things that they do.
When they have the ability to connect a good deed with a good treat they'll be more likely to do it.
When they do something they shouldn't you should also voice to them no and not reward them until they do the proper thing.
It might be hard telling a cute little puppy that they did something wrong when they look at you with those loving eyes, but it needs to happen.
The only way they will learn right from wrong is by you teaching them just as you would with a child.
Make the overall training process fun and they'll continue to stay interested in learning everything you want to teach them.