This is the puppy training podcast episode number 65, apartment living and potty training a puppy.

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. How are you this week, my friends? How are your puppies?

Lots of training going on. I see really good things on Instagram, Facebook, and through our program.

And I enjoy meeting so many of you in our online

training school. So meeting you one-on-one for our sessions and group Q&As has been great so far.

In those calls, I often get asked about training a puppy in an apartment. Is it different? If so, how?

Today, I want to talk all about apartment living with a new dog, how to potty train,

crate train, and in doing so we keep your neighbors happy, right? And that's important.

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All right. For today's topic, training your puppy in an apartment and how it differs from a home.

First, let's talk about the potty training part.

So apartment living often means you have no private yard, and because your new puppy will not be fully vaccinated for several more weeks. You'll want to be really careful.

We recommend setting up an indoor potty area

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