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French Bulldog Housetraining

Housebreaking is easy!

 

House-training

French bulldog house-training made easy! Four basic  steps to house-training your French bulldog puppy. This house-training  routine will have your puppy trained in 2-4 weeks. Begin to potty train  your puppy at 4-8 weeks in order to train your puppy more  quickly. Normally; after 10 weeks puppies take longer to potty train. 

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French Bulldogs are as easy to housebreak as any other  breed of dog. When you first get your puppy, start a house-training  routine. Take them outside every day at the same time.  We take our  puppies out in the yard approximately 5 minutes after they eat and let  them stay outside until they use it. When they potty outside, we  immediately praise them with treats, hugs, pats, and rubs. It is  amazing, the pleasure that French bulldogs get from basic attention and  praise.  We also let our Frenchies run and play for an additional 30  minutes. We take advantage of this time, so they get their exercise and  house-training at the same time.

5 Minutes After each Meal

 If you are in an urban area with limited outside space, you can also  housebreak your puppy without taking them outside. You can train your  puppy with the same type of routine. Approximately 5 minutes after you  feed your Frenchie pup, place it in a small area with a litter box  filled with sod or pine shavings. You could also use training pads, but  from our experience, puppies tend to shred and tear these pads. French  bulldog puppies tend to naturally potty on organic material such as  grass, mulch, or wood chips. As soon as your puppy potty, praise them  with treats, pats, hugs, and rubs.  Consistently repeat this routine at  the same time every day for 2-3weeks. We take our puppies out about  three times a day, but if need, you can also get them on a twice a day  routine. 

You can also to take your Frenchie pup on a brisk walk, approximately 5  minutes after meal. Walk your dog until he/she potty. Immediately praise  your pup, one of the keys to this training is consistent positive  enforcement. Lots of hugs, pats, treats and rubs will result in the  desired behavior.  This will allow your pup to get some exercise and  potty training at the same time. Make sure to take a poop bag, you will  need it. 

Key takeaways:

  

  • Consistently take your puppy out approximately 5 minutes after it eats.
     
  • Keep this routine for a 2-3 weeks and your puppy should be house-trained.
     
  • Sometimes a Frenchie can be stubborn, so you have to remain consistent and persistent.
     
  • Praise wins the heart and obedience of any Frenchie, praise them and they will repeat the behavior every time.
     


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