Category: Puppy Training
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When Should I Start Training My Puppy?
If you ask yourself – when should I start training my puppy? We have a short answer for you — as soon as your puppy comes home. Your priorities should be potty training and socialisation. Socialisation is extremely important as after the 16th week the socialisation window is closing and fear starts developing. It’s important…
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Train Your Puppy to Accept Your Older Dog
So your family has grown by another 4-pawed member. Congratulations! Your puppy is probably a tornado of energy and constantly wants to play with your older dog. Yet your older dog is annoyed and has no interest in interaction. How to reconcile the extremes? Read our brief guide on how to help your young and…
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Puppy Potty Pads: Yes or No?
Dogo trainers do not recommend potty pads to teach your dog toilet manners if your end goal is to have the dog do their business outside. This is because your dog will form a substrate preference and find it harder to relax on the grass or asphalt. However, we know each situatfe, and you either…
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When and How to Socialize Your Puppy?
With or without pandemic, every dog and puppy parent understands the importance of socializing their four-legged family members. But the “When” and “How” is not always clear. In this article, we will explain the process in detail. You can also read this article in Dogo App. When to Socialize Your Puppy When you get your…
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How to House-Train Your Dog? Potty Training
Potty training explained! Here are some tips on how to help your dog be successful: You can also read this article in Dogo App. A general rule of thumb is a puppy of 1 month needs to go outside once an hour, 2 months – every 2 hours, etc. Your dog should not be left…
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Potty Training. When to Start?
Waking up and stepping into a puddle is something that most puppy parents experience. Dogs 8 weeks of age can urinate once an hour while awake and poop four times per day. As soon as a puppy arrives at your home, your first task is to teach your dog house training by encouraging the dog…