House Training A Dog

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House Training A Dog – The Simple Way

 

 

The new puppy is adorable, and you can’t resist cuddling with it every day.

 

 

Playing games like chasing it around the yard or engaging in a tug of war with a stuffed animal are some of your favorite activities.

 

 

However, amidst all the fun, there’s a challenging aspect to having a new puppy in the house – house training.

 

 

As you watch the puppy relieve itself on your pristine white carpet, you can’t help but wonder why it’s so difficult for the dog to understand that indoors is not the place to go.

 

 

You contemplate why anyone, even animals, would choose to use the bathroom where they live. It’s tempting to think that your puppy is simply dense, and like many dog owners, you’ve probably muttered the words “You silly dog” in frustration.

 

 

But then you remember that as a young child, you also had to learn not to soil your living space, and you feel a twinge of guilt for being impatient with your dog’s apparent lack of intelligence.

 

 

Undoubtedly, house training a dog can be a frustrating process.

 

 

You wish you could just let them outside and expect them to figure it out on their own.

 

 

Unfortunately, it’s not that simple; it requires patience and perseverance. As you face the seemingly hopeless situation that could potentially result in expensive carpet replacements, you consider a few things.

 

 

Firstly, you remind yourself that you were aware house training a dog wouldn’t be easy or enjoyable.

 

 

Secondly, you acknowledge that you’re the one who decided to get a new carpet just two months before getting a dog, so you take responsibility for your choice.

 

 

Now, you gather your resolve and head to the bookstore in search of the latest book on house training dogs, hoping it holds valuable insights that will save you time and money!