How to train a dog to do Potty in a week?

A crucial component of a dog's overall training is teaching them to go pee, or to excrete in a certain location. You can train your dog to use the restroom by following these steps:

• Establish a routine: Dogs benefit from routine, so create a regular timetable for bathroom breaks.

• Pick a specified area and take the child there frequently so they learn to associate it with going potty.

• Use verbal cues: Pick a term or phrase, such as "go potty" or "do your business," and use it reliably each time you take your dog to the designated location.

• Watch and reward: Positive reinforcement teaches them that going potty in that location is preferred.

• Timing is everything: immediately after waking up, after meals, and after playtime, take your dog outside.


• Supervise:Keep an eye on your dog when indoors during training to supervise and prevent mishaps.

• Correctly clean up spills: Use an enzymatic cleaner made especially for pet stains to thoroughly clean up any spills.

• Practise consistency and patience: Learning takes time.

Keep in mind that every dog is different, and the length of the training process may vary. While some dogs may learn quickly, others could need more time and practise. Maintain consistency, exercise patience, and provide lots of praise!