New puppy owners can find a huge number of ways to bungle the potty train puppy process. However you don't have to be one of those puppy owners. Here is a short list of some of the more everyday blunders people make while trying to potty train a puppy.

The largest lapse at least in my belief is not using a crate to educate your new puppy. You'll find a few people that deem this can be hard-hearted but it isn't whatsoever. All you're doing is putting your puppy in the crate while you're not able to give the time it requires at that split second to pay attention to him. If you make use of a crate to guide your puppy all you're doing is helping them figure out how to keep in check itself.

Diverting the responsibility is an additional area that people make an error when it comes to potty training puppies. What is meant by that is it is not the puppies lapse but your error as the owner for leaving them in the crate an extended time, or not paying sufficient attention to them while you permitted them to be outside of the crate. Your duty is to uncover why it occurred, and to not allow it to happen again.

Not being committed to a prearranged schedule can also be a problem. Your puppy is starting to get on timetable but one one weekend you determine you happen to be too weary to get up. Should you do this afterward you can be practically assured that the puppy is not going to find a way to wait. Keeping your chosen timetable is imperative to your amount of success you have in your potty training of your puppy endeavor. Your puppy will adjust to the times that you have been feeding them and allowing them to go for a potty break to relieve themselves. When you do not keep on with them in which case you cannot count on your puppy to hold up it's share of the bargain either.

One more contributing issue is punishing your puppy after the fact. Your puppy is smart but when you punish him after it has already occurred there is no way they're going to associate the two. The only real moment in time to correct is when you just happen to see them in the process, afterwards is too late.

Last but not least is the mistake an awful lot of new dog owners make is in not cleaning up instantly subsequent to a mishap. You're gonna need a product that not only takes away the stain and also the smell, and the sooner after the accident that you do that the better it will be. Should you falter in this matter you can actually expect the puppy to return to scene of the crime (accident) for future mishaps.