This is the puppy training podcast episode 154 house training tips and tricks.

This podcast is designed to help you on your journey of becoming best friends through love and

learning as you train your own dog from home. And I'm here to help you every step of the way.

This is the puppy training podcast and I'm your host Amy Jensen. Hey everybody. How are you this week? Thanks for

listening. I really appreciate it. House training a new dog whether it's a new puppy or if it's an older

dog that you're adopting, who is new to

your home, both require patience, consistency, and positive reinforcement. But first, I want you to

know about our YouTube channel. We have been updating this lately. We are working hard to provide you

with free training tips via video. So you can check that out at Baxter and Bella.

That's our tag name.

I'm always up for tips you'd like to see.

So go to our YouTube, hit subscribe, and then leave a comment of training tips or things that

you want me to post there on that page.

And I'll see what I can do.

But for today, let's talk house training.

This can be something that makes having a dog great, or if this doesn't go well, can make having a dog really hard. So here at Baxter

and Bella, we like to make sure that you have a good foundation of how to house train your dog,

how to do it successfully, as well as what to do when

mistakes happen, because they will happen. So go easy on yourself. Be nice. House training is

definitely a process and it takes time. But there's some things that you can do to make it easier and

better. Let's start out by talking about new puppies first. With a brand new pup,

start by establishing a routine. We just let them know that every so often we take them

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