How long does it usually take to housetrain a puppy?
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I think that would depend on the breed.
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Question by [[p.r.i.n.c.e.s.s.]]: How long does it usually take to housetrain a puppy?
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Answer by Al May
I think that would depend on the breed.
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Posted by John Hocking - 11/17/2011 at 6:00 pm
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Up to a year. If you’re dedicated, and it’s a breed that’s typically easier to housebreak, a few months. My puppy was housebroken by about 4 months old, but I worked with him on a very strict schedule starting at 10 weeks of age. He’s also a very smart breed. Some toy breeds, hound breeds, and bulldog-breeds are stubborn and may take longer.
it depends on how long you spend training them…. i would do some reaserch on the breed you want to get because some take longer then others…stubborn dogs tend to be harder to house train…and must remember the first 3 years of a dogs life will shape the way they will be when the are older so you have 3 years of training and correcting behavior
I long time and you will never not have a few accidents. Bum deal but hey, that’s life? Good luck!
At this pace? Probably never.
Get a few good books and consult your local owners on this.
Forget Yahoo.
It depends. Some dogs are easier to house train than others.
Really,it all depends on you and how much you are in tune to your pup.
Take him out after he eats for a walk or into the backyard but you should be aware of how long after eating nature takes its course.
Out first thing in the morning and the last thing at night.
Watch for little cues that let you know he needs out.
Patience,above all things patience,both with your pup and yourself.