Sentences with phrase «door rewards the puppy»

Getting to go through the door rewards the puppy better than any treat or toy.

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You will use your timer (most smartphones have this app), to lengthen little by little the time you keep the door closed, making note of progress and rewarding your puppy for it.

When your puppy starts to stay on the floor when guests arrive, have dog treats by the door to reward him with.

By regularly taking the dog outdoors, through the same door, to the same site, and providing rewards for proper elimination, the puppy should soon learn to head for the door each time it has to eliminate.

If you can pick up on these cues, and take the puppy directly outdoors for elimination and reward, the puppy may consistently begin to show these signals when he or she needs to eliminate, and may even begin to take you to the exit door.

Should pre-elimination signs (circling, squatting, sneaking off, heading to the door) occur, immediately take the dog to its elimination site, give the cue words, and reward the puppy when it eliminates.

If he keeps whining at the door, go back to tethering him to you a while longer and concentrate on rewarding your puppy only when he is whining and looking at you.

So if your puppy is doing both, try to reward him mostly when he's close to you or looking at you and vocalizing — so that you become his focus, not the door.

Do small sessions of having your puppy go inside the crate, reward (with a treat or toy), shut the door and repeat several times just to make her feel good about going in and out of her crate.