How to Potty Train a Puppy

First of all, before you potty train a puppy you need to know that puppies are like little children and usually have a 15 second attention span. That being said, also do not potty training take longer than 10 minutes.

Here are some additional tips and information you should know before you learn how to potty train a puppy. This information will help you a lot when you start your puppy potty training.

Find a good odor neutralizer to permanently remove the smell of your dog potty mistakes from his home. Dogs have a very good sense of smell and you will notice very quickly that the dog will usually return to the same place to go to the bathroom. If you remove the smell of your dog potty mistakes then your puppy will think of this place as a new bathroom.
Do not leave your puppy unsupervised inside. Puppies can get into really small places like under chairs, sofas, tables, etc. Keeping an eye on your puppy to ensure they do not go to the bathroom in any secret places, and will also tell you when you need to go outside.
notice your puppy potty characters. Your puppy will tend to scratch the floor, start smelling the floor carefully, start to walk funny, or begin to sit down a lot when they need to go to the bathroom. When you see these signs take your dog out immediately, and if they go to the bathroom outside praise them for it and give them a treat.
Keep an eye on the time your dog is inside. Small puppies can only hold it for 30 minutes. So, if the time is approaching 30 minutes, you'll start to watch them to see if they should go to the bathroom. In general, puppies 2 months or less can go 30 minutes without having to go to the toilet, then every month after 2 months puppy can hold it an extra hour. When the puppy is done playing them put back in its cage, or PIN.

These are just some of the tricks I've learned over several years of training dogs and helping people with their puppy obedience problems. I hope these tips will help you get in your way, so you can learn exactly how to potty train a puppy quickly and effortlessly as possible.