Dog Housebreaking Tip #6

The Ultimate Dog Housebreaking Method

I firmly believe that every dog can be housetrained. Over the years, I’ve helped thousands of people housebreaking their dog and that’s how I was able to develop an easy to follow 7-step technique.  It had to be simple and straightforward, but most of all it had to WORK for ALL dogs.  

The 7-step method is based on one of the most fundamental principles of dog training: consistency.  

What are the seven steps?

1. Get your dog out of his crate or his domain and put his leash on;
2. Accompany him to his elimination zone or toilet stop;
3. DON’T say a word until he starts eliminating;
4. When he’s getting down to business, say your command word;
5. Praise him like crazy for eliminating at the right place;
6. Play with your dog a couple of minutes at least;
7. Bring your dog back to his crate or domain.

If you follow these steps every time your dog needs to eliminate, you’ll have a housetrained dog in no time, guaranteed!

“DON’T forget that you are dealing with a dog. He won’t understand what you want until you have taught him in the simplest way. That’s why I use the seven-step technique. It’s easy to follow and can’t be more clear from a dog’s point of view.”

Tomorrow, you’ll receive details and tips on the seventh chapter: “A schedule for everyone".

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Happy housetraining,
Nathalie Lafleur
www.dog-housetraining.com

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