Teaching your puppy where to go potty and helping them learn to “hold it” for longer (by using the crate) are two of the key components to successful potty training.

But what happens if your puppy gets so used to going in a particular area that they refuse to go anywhere else?! And so much so that they will hold out for hours until they can go there, or have an accident because they simply can’t hold it any longer?

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Ep 169 Timestamps:

1:44 - Should littermates be crated separately, even at night?
*4:26 - How to get a 12-week-old puppy to potty outdoors when they’ve gotten used to going on pads
8:03 - How to introduce a 10-week-old bulldog to your older 4-year-old bulldog who seems aggressive towards the puppy
11:59 - How to stop a 9-month-old Cavapoo from barking at people and dogs when he doesn’t respond to redirection
16:58 - Potty training tips for a 10.5-week-old puppy
18:58 - What to do with an 13-week-old puppy showing early signs of aggression
24:54 - How to calm an 11-week-old Cavapoo with severe separation anxiety
30:08 - How to get a 1-year-old female Corgi to be better with thresholds

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