House Breaker

No potty, no freedom.

Puddle by the couch. Poop in the hallway. Again.

Some dogs are just naturally clean. The rest need a plan.

New dog who "was potty trained" at the last place? Think substitute teacher. The class always tests the sub.

My plan comes down to two things: a great routine and great respect.

14 short, binge-worthy lessons. Watch the whole thing tonight.

What you get (14 lessons):

• Why the puddles happen: Routine and Respect · "They Said He Was Potty Trained"

• The routine: Feeding Routine · Access to Food and Water · How Often Should You Let Your Dog Out · A Routine Recommendation for Very Busy People

• No potty, no freedom: Crate Size · Crate Location · Supervision Rules

• Speak dog: How To Get Your Dog To Tell You They Need to Go Out · Treats and Potty Training

• Still finding puddles?: How to Handle Accidents · Piddling · The Whole Potty Plan (Summary)

How I do it:

• Fix the routine first. Meals and water on a schedule. No free-feeding.

• Limit the freedom: supervised, on a bed, or in a properly sized crate.

• Quick trips out on a slip lead, 2 to 3 minutes max. Nothing? Straight back in the crate.

• When your dog goes, say your cue words and praise like you mean it.

• Still having accidents? That's a respect issue. I'll show you how I correct it, including a prong collar for repeat poop accidents.

No treats. Ever. Praise is your voice and your hands.

Yes, there's a lesson on treats. It's about why you don't need them.

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