Do they have a schedule?
As soon as the grass dries if there’s morning dew, I’ll take them I out in the yard. They all eat and then potty instantly. They stay out, they play. They go back for their nap. They come out. After my 11:00 MWF class (9:30 TTh), I go home, they get their lunch, they potty, they play. They go back in. It’s a routine. I feed three times a day once the mother has . stopped feeding. Normally, mothers feed for four weeks.Crate-train starting at about six weeks, housebreaking is easy. They come outside in the mornings and eat, they pee and poo. I praise. I praise. Lots and lots of praise. My owners are always calling me to say that they are amazed their puppy came to them already housebroken. I also always have older dogs around, and they are just wonderful teachers; my puppies are so much wiser about the world by eight to ten weeks old because of the older dogs’ being such great examples for them to follow.
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