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In today's video, we dive deep into the specific needs of French Bulldogs, affectionately known as Frenchies, when it comes to potty training. Due to their tiny bladders, French Bulldog puppies must pee frequently especially those younger than 12 weeks old. Establishing a regular bathroom routine is crucial for successful training. Whether you choose to train them in your yard or on a puppy pad, consistency and positive reinforcement are essential techniques to achieve success in toilet training your Frenchie.
Toilet training a French Bulldog puppy involves taking them outside every 2 to 3 hours, particularly after they eat, sleep, and play. It's important to use a consistent toilet command like 'go potty', and to set routine feeding times to help track their bathroom habits. Consistency helps your puppy link potty times with specific places, and options like puppy pads or designated outdoor spots can be effective based on your living conditions and your dog's needs. Remember, accidents are a part of the learning process, so stay calm and use enzymatic cleaners to remove odors.
Recognizing the signs that your Frenchie needs to go potty, such as sniffing the ground, circling, or scratching at the door, is key. Immediate action when you notice these signs, using your toilet command and taking them to their bathroom spot, will help reinforce good potty habits. Always reward your Frenchie with praise and treats when they use the correct spot. This positive reinforcement creates a strong association with good behavior. If issues persist, consider consulting a professional dog trainer or your vet to ensure your dog's health and to receive additional training support.
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Potty Training A French Bulldog
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20 авг 2024
