Siberian Husky Potty Training

As soon as you have made your Siberian Husky pup a member of your family, one of the first steps that you will probably be anxious to complete is your Siberian Husky’s potty training. Just like training a toddler about the proper place to potty, housebreaking your pup will lead to greater freedom for you and your dog – and less mess in the house! Siberian Husky potty training is sure to be a successful process as long as you employ patience, persistence and a positive attitude.

A crate is also a helpful tool that will expedite the process considerably. A crate will bring out the instinct of your dog that tells it never to potty in the same place that he sleeps. If your pup’s crate is the proper size, you can use crate training to teach your dog bladder control. This is done by confining your dog to his crate for short periods of time, and gradually increasing the amount of time as your puppy – and his bladder – mature. Crate training can also be used for other aspects of Siberian Husky training, so it becomes a valuable tool to have on hand even before you bring your puppy home.

Set A Schedule

The next step in housebreaking your Siberian Husky is to establish a routine for feeding and playing with your puppy. Try to be as consistent with this schedule as you can each day. This way, your dog will get used to the idea of being let out to eliminate at certain times. This will begin your Siberian Husky’s housebreaking by teaching your dog to wait until it is time to go outside to potty. This routine will also help train your puppy’s bladder, teaching your dog how to hold on when he is home alone or through the night.

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Stay Alert!

When your puppy is not in his crate, you will need to keep a close eye on your Siberian Husky until housebreaking is complete. If you see signs that your puppy needs to go outside, pick him up and take him out immediately. Often the sign that he has to go will be his nose to the floor and his tail up in the air. As you take him out ask your pup, “Do you need to go outside?” Try to repeat this question on your way out the door to establish to your dog that this means it is time to potty! Once your little guy has finished his business, praise him to the hilt! These kind words of encouragement from you will actually motivate your Siberian Husky to continue with potty training. Dogs love to hear positive words from their masters, and are very eager to please.

Taking Care Of Accidents

If you catch your puppy in the act of eliminating inside the house, pick your dog up and take him outside immediately. You will also need to clean the soiled spot thoroughly, leaving no scent of the accident behind. This is extremely important, since your dog will go wherever it smells like it is okay! One effective method of removing the odor of urine is a mixture made of water and white vinegar. Test a corner of your carpet for colorfastness before attempting to use this method.

With patience and persistence, you and your Siberian Husky will survive housebreaking. Another aspect of owning Siberian Huskies is adopting dogs through a Siberian Husky Rescue/Adoption center.

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