House Breaking Your Older Pomeranian
House breaking your older Pomeranian can be a dreaded undertaking, but can easily be accomplished with some patience and persistence.
First, be mindful of dogs as animals, not children. Dogs are creatures of Habitual Re-enforcement. Start with the basics, and you will have a well trained and obedient friend for many years.
One way to begin house breaking your older Pomeranian is to simply catch the dog in the act of relieving itself. Go over and pick him up while gently telling him “No" “No". Then carry the dog outside and set him down. When he finishes his business reward him with praise and maybe a treat.
Guess what, he will do it again. So, make a game out of it, get the kids involved and when he starts to go, repeat the routine, acting immediately and firmly.
This method is a fast and efficient method to House breaking your older Pomeranian, who, with the proper amount of tending and praise, will be potty trained quickly. Persistence and patience is the key – you must catch the dog in the act as much as possible for this to work. If you come home and find he has made a mess, getting upset at the dog and yelling will only confuse him and will not do anything to help the training along.
Remember when house breaking your older Pomeranian - never hit the pooch. Most experts agree that positive reinforcement is much more effective then yelling and hitting. Your dog wants to please you, so rewarding him when he does well will be an incentive for him to repeat the behavior..
If you want to learn more about house breaking your older Pomeranian, then check out this ebook on how to Potty Train Your Dog In 7 Days
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