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Ideas for Potty Training a Boxer Puppy

The boxer breed is usually energetic and intelligent in approach. These dogs mostly display attention-seeking behaviour and love it when their owners are pleased with them. They are generally quick in learning but they can get stubborn and might not be willing to do any particular thing. Boxer puppies need potty training and other types of training very early in their life as with age they tend to get difficult to control or train. The earliest thing to do is get him ready for this training.

The First Step:                                

Your boxer puppy should reach a minimum of seven weeks when you get started with his potty training so that he is able to learn and walk. You should get started as soon you can with the training. In case your pup reaches 12 or more weeks in age you will find it tough to make them learn anything. He will already have bad habits developed that cannot be broken easily.

Find a convenient location within the yard so that it can act as your Boxer puppy’s permanent outdoor bathroom. Make sure that your pup goes to this same location every time he gets the urge to attend nature’s call. You should not get your pup confused by changing the location again and again during the potty training sessions.

Conversing With the Puppy:

Talk to your pup and tell him every time you take him out for potty training, “let us go potty’. Place the ‘dog collar’ on your pup and make sure the leash is attached to his collar. With the help of this leash lead your pup to the exact location you had selected for his potty. Stay around this location until your pup is done with his potty. This will complete most part of the potty training of boxer pup.Boxer in Training

Now, after he is done praise him for following your instructions by saying, ‘good job’ and then treat him with some delicacy. If you reward your pup every time in this way after he completes his bathroom job you will find that the potty training is a success.

Maintaining a Routine:

Make a daily routine to take your Boxer pup outdoor for bathroom purpose at the exact time each day. Your pup needs to visit the bathroom every day in the morning after the night’s rest, after he has played for some good time, after his drinks and meals and once before he hits the sack. If you can manage to regulate his feeding schedule you will be able to tell his potty timings and thus regularise his potty training.

Keep repeating the process till such time your pup does not mess your house any longer. If your yard is fenced-in the pup can be left without any leash for his potty time. However, thetraining process can last several weeks for complete success.

Do Not Confuse:

The training should be regular and consistent. The same steps should be applied every time in the same manner. Puppies learn faster through repetition so it will not be difficult to get him to learn this as well. You will only get him confused with new instructions or new locations every time while taking him out for potty. Always look for signs from your pup when he requires using the bathroom. If he gets fidgety and sniffs around, whimpers, circles or scratches on your door, you will know that he has to go potty.

You can also buy dog crate in case you are unable to carry out the potty training all the time. Ensure that the crate is sufficiently large for accommodating your pup. Separate crate training too will be required for ensuring that your pup does not mess up your entire house every time he has to potty.

Do not punish or hurt your pup in any way if he makes a mistake as it only hinders your training process. You can instead ignore him and clean up the mess then and there. And remember to stay patient to make sure the training is a success.

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Enjoy A Healthy And Happy Boxer With These Ideas.

You have a plethora of animals choose from when you want a pet. You could get a cat, little rodent, fish, or reptile. However, the number one choice made by people continues to be a dog. If you are among the people who love boxers, this article will provide some valuable information about how to properly care for the pet you have chosen to adopt.

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Always neuter or spay your pet. Your pet stands to enjoy a significantly better (and longer) life. It’s been verified through research that this simple procedure reduces cancer risks and provides other benefits, too. Furthermore, altered dogs do not have the tendency to wander off, so they will stay safer.
Make sure to keep prescription drugs out of the reach of your dogs. If the boxer puppy gets near the pills, then just a few of them could do serious harm and result in a trip to emergency room. Make sure you have your veterinarian’s number handy in case your dog does accidentally swallow your medicine.

When you are trying to teach your boxer puppy new tricks, you should always be patient. Different boxers will learn things differently. If your dog isn’t picking up a new trick right away, give him time. You could also try changing your teaching method. Your boxer puppy may respond better to a different approach.

Be a good neighbor and discourage your dog from barking, unless he is alerting you to danger. Most people get used to the sound of their dog yelping, but others find it a constant annoyance. If your boxer puppy barks often, consider talking to your vet about what could be causing it and how you can put a stop to it, for everyone’s sake.

Keep your dog’s teeth in tip tip condition. Just like humans, a dog can suffer from toothache, gum disease and even tooth loss. Regular brushing will ensure that that his teeth and gums stay healthy and strong. Without regular brushing, it is estimated that dental disease will affect up to 80% of dogs by the age of three. As well as dental cleaning by a vet, make sure that you brush your dog’s teeth regularly.

Teach your dog to be trained, even if you don’t plan on devoting a lot of time to special tricks. A boxer puppy needs to understand the basic hierarchy of the home and should be prepared to listen and learn throughout his life. Practice the basics like “sit” and “down” in the beginning and introduce something new every once in a while.
Don’t be upset if your dog does not want to get dressed up. It’s becoming more popular to dress your dog in dog clothes, but some dogs just don’t like the feeling of having clothes on. If your dog does not relax after the clothing is on, you should remove the clothing to avoid your boxer puppy trying to remove it by itself.

When you are trimming your dog’s nails, keep a close eye on the tips of the nails. Once you see a pale oval on the tip, stop clipping. This is a sign that you are close to the vein. If you go too far, apply a little bit of styptic powder to it to help stop the bleeding.

Dog training requires you to be consistent. Once you decide you want to establish a rule for your boxer puppy, do not make any exceptions. Make sure everyone at home helps you enforce the rule and encourage your guests not to let your dog jump on them or to not acknowledge your dog when it barks.

Dogs, like humans, can develop health problems, and because of this they should be taken to see their vet at least once eat year. This can help to diagnosis any health issues early on, reducing both the extremity of the illness and the cost to fix it. Do whatever you can to follow this rule of thumb strictly.

To make your boxer puppy happy and increase the bond between you, try learning how to give him a massage! It’s been shown in recent studies that structured massages are highly beneficial to a dog’s health and can improve their overall well-being. This activity can also be very relaxing for you as well.

If you’re the owner of a lone, lonely dog, you should consider getting a second pooch. boxers are, after all, pack animals; they usually like company that is like them. Find another dog that has the same energy levels and temperament and you’ll be sure to find something your dog will love!

If you’ve got the most well-behaved and lovable dog around, share his good nature with those less fortunate. You could bring him to visit the elderly in nursing homes or sick children in hospitals. Not only will you be improving the quality of life for those people, but your dog will love being a super-star wherever he goes!

Be prepared to have a lot of patience with your dog during potty-training. Much like children, dogs learn at different speeds and ages and your canine may be slow or stubborn. Have good resources at your fingertips to assist your efforts and remember not to get angry when your dog has “accidents” as that will only impede his progress.

Make sure to keep all of your dog’s annual check-up appointments. The vet will be able to spot signs of diabetes, thyroid issues and kidney trouble a while before your dog shows any signs. It’s best to take your dog for annual physical, since that is the best way to ensure that there aren’t an problems that have gone undiagnosed for a long time. In the end, you will save money. www.kijiji.ca

The kind of leash you use when walking your dog is very important. A small leash that would fit a small dog, like a chihuahua, is not going to fit a Rottweiler or pit bull. Get a leash that will fit your dog comfortably but also provided them with safety.

Owning a dog is a big deal, but with the help of these tips, it should be no problem for you! Just ensure you keep learning as much as you can. By doing this, you will enjoy an incredible furry companion for years to come.

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