TIP#2 It's consistency that counts. Your consistency will go a long way toward associating going outside to urinate and your happiness. Your dog wants to please you so the more you can do to help her associate pleasing you with certain behaviors, the easier those behaviors are to learn and remember.

Another idea is to be aware of your puppy's schedule. If they like to wake up and play, try to be available to play with them at that time. Working an active pup up in this way can stimulate their appetite and thirst. After they visit the water or food dish, take them outside to allow them to use the bathroom. Stay with them. This will give you the chance to give them loads of praise when they do go.

TIP#3 Use single word commands. Don't use potty one time, then bathroom the next then something else the next. Use consistency in your commands so your puppy knows what you're talking about.

TIP#4 While a dog pen or cage can be used for crate training it isn't a house training method but only a tool. Crate Training is a way to keep control of your pet whenever you aren't able to keep a watchful eye on them. This includes not only during the day but also night time as well.

It's no secret that it takes awhile for your puppy to get completely house trained. House training puppies successfully means making the commitment to keep control of your puppy even during the night time. This means lugging that hard plastic or wire cage crate into your bedroom at night.

Dog House Puppy Training takes time and patience but you will be well rewarded with a reliably housetrained pet for years to come.

For the best and quickest house training a puppy result, you need to keep your dog close to you and involved in your life as much as possible. Imagine having an easy to move truly portable crate that will allow your puppy to be close with your wherever you are in your home.