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help with house training puppy pee pad outside?

We live in an apartment so before my puppy can go outside use a pee pad. She got the hang of it quickly but now I have to train to go outside. I know I will at some point, but How can you make it easier to understand. In addition, she has begun to go in other parts of the house now instead of just the Wee Wee pad. Is Confused? Just wanted to add that I live in an apartment so I do not have a patio. There was no choice but to use wee pads before she had all its vacinations

Wee Wee Pads are not good, only serve to confuse the dogs. House Training House training your dog is simple if you follow some rules. Remember that puppies younger than 10 to 12 weeks has little control. Accidents always happen when teaching puppies to be clean in the house. Be kind and patient and generously reward all outdoor elimination. Always remember that dogs what works for them. Use the potty outdoor work very well for her pup. 1) The puppy must have NO time unsupervised at home. None. If you are not directly watching the puppy, should be in the crate, or outdoors in a safe area. You should see the puppy at ALL times when loose in the house. Use baby gates, crates, or tie the leash to your belt. 2) The puppy should sleep inside the drawer of her nightstand. This way you can know if the puppy should happen to have to go out at night. 3) You have to go with the puppy all travel outside the deletion. You must have it with you. When the puppy is urinating, such as "Go pee" in a nice praise tone of voice all the time. When finished, pop in the mouth treatment once, and praise praise praise. This should be something you get at any other time, like tiny pieces of cheese or boiled chicken. The same for defecation. Say "Go to the bathroom", as it goes, and then food reward and praise. You must observe and reward all time outdoor bath. 4) Keep a schedule. Food, at the same time, and walk out at the same time. Your pup needs at least 4 trips outdoors each day, and 5 is probably better. Puppy has to go out at wake up time, lunch time, PM 5.4, after dinner or other meals and before bedtime. Younger puppies may need to go out more frequently. 5) The use of the keyword each time they leave. I say "Let's go!" in a happy voice every time I open the door to leave with the dog. 6) If you catch the puppy in the act of eliminating in your house, CLAP YOUR HANDS, for example AH AH, OUTSIDE! And then run outside. If you stop there, make your reward regular food and praise. The keys to getting your dog reliably domesticated are: SUPERVISION: NO spend time at home if you are not seeing AWARDS: elimination ALL of the outdoors should be observed and rewarded. If you only do one thing, your puppy will be housebroken. PATIENCE: Anger and punishment have no place in training dog. Elimination is a natural and pleasurable experience for your dog. You can teach your house does not soil, but punishment will NOT help. Only going to teach the dog to hide when she needs to remove. If you have applied these techniques carefully for 4 weeks and are still finding spots or piles after the fact, it's time to take stronger action. Roll up a newspaper and fasten both ends with a rubber band. Keep on hand. The next time you find a pile of dog has left behind, whip out that newspaper, and press HIMSELF in the head firmly several times as repeated "I forgot TO WATCH MY PUPPY" Always work: .. D This article copyright 2004/2007, RedyreRottweilers free unlimited distribution, provided that the copyright. information is kept intact.