How Do You House Train A Pug Puppy?
Nothing will spoil the homecoming of your new Pug puppy faster than its frequent elimination on your expensive floor. The Pug puppy is an amorous dog breed, eager to please its family and be near them. However, Pugs are also known to have a stubborn streak, making house training a challenging chore. House training a Pug can take several months, but a consistent schedule, reward system and tenacity on your part will lead to your puppy’s training success. Create a feeding and bathroom schedule. Puppies have an underdeveloped bladder and it must be relieved every few hours. The Pug is a small breed, making it even more important to have regular bathroom breaks. As the puppy grows, it will be able to hold its bladder for a longer period of time. By establishing a regular feeding and bathroom schedule, your puppy will begin eliminating at consistent times. Puppies often need a bathroom break after waking up from a nap, eating, drinking and playing. Put your Pug puppy in a crate or other con
