"Going Nuts
Trying to Control Your Boxer?"
Get Boxer Dog Training and End Your Embarrassment!
 Boxer Dog Training is easier than you think. Unfortunately, the #1 reason people give their
dogs away is because of their inability to get their dog to stop pooping and peeing on the carpet. Before you
give your boxer dog away, try these 5 simple steps.
Boxer Dog Training Step
#1
When you bring
your Boxer home, always keep your eyes on your dog. Meaning, never let it leave your sight.
Why?
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Because if you don't, he'll pee and poop
all over the house. You need to crate train your Boxer first and foremost.
Boxer Dog Training Step
#2
How does keeping your Boxer in a
crate stop him from peeing and pooping on your carpet, floor or bed? It's very simple, dogs don’t like to lie in
their own poop. However, the crate must only be big enough for your Boxer Dog to stand, sit and lie
comfortably.
Boxer Dog Training - The Crate
Training Factor
Second, the
crate acts as a deterrent from pooping in your house in that your dog sees his crate as a sanctuary, so he will
wait to eliminate until you take him outside. You have to be able to correct your
puppy as soon as he urinates or
defecates in your house.
If you’re not constantly watching him, or if you do not have him confined to one area, you will not catch him in
the act, nor will you be able to correct his behavior. Never give your Boxer dog free reign of your home until
he is 100% house proofed.
Boxer Dog Training Step
#3
The third Step of Boxer Dog Training is
that you should take him to poop and pee in the same location all the time. As soon as you see your Boxer dog
getting ready to go potty, quickly grab him up and take him outside to the predetermined spot. Then what? Then
you give the command. What’s the command? Whatever you want it to be. “Get busy” is a good one.
Give Your Boxer Dog Lavish
Praise!
As soon as your Boxer dog eliminates in
the predetermined spot, give him lavish praise. It is essential that you praise your dog when he behaves in a
way that pleases you. Boxer dogs are creatures of habit.
By taking your Boxer dog to the same
place to eliminate all the time, he will then associate that spot with the correct place to eliminate. He will
also expect praise for it.
Associating a command with his
elimination also means that you can take him anywhere and give him the command to “get busy” and he will go wherever you want
him to go.
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Boxer Dog Training Step
#4
Boxer Dog Training Step #4 is to buy an
odor eliminator. Your Boxer dog’s urine will stay
in your carpet if you use regular soap and water or some other form of detergent. Once your dog has marked his spot, he will continually go to
eliminate in that spot. So that means you need to
use an agent that completely removes and neutralizes the odor.
Whatever you do, don’t use
ammonia. A dog’s urine contains ammonia, so if you
use ammonia, it is likely to encourage your dog to continue going on your carpet in that same spot - which is
not what you want.
Boxer Dog Training Step
#5
Last, but not least, get your Boxer dog
on a very strict and consistent feeding and drinking schedule. You must feed and water your Boxer dog the same time every
single day. Doing so will make your dog have to go
to the bathroom the same time every day.
For some Boxer dogs, this means right
after his meal. Other Boxer dogs may take longer. The trick is to watch your dog and time him after each meal.
Then you’ll be able to anticipate when he wants to go potty.
If you don’t feed your dog on a
consistent schedule, you’ll never know when he has to go to the bathroom, which is frustrating for you, because
your house will smell of poop, and frustrating for your dog, because he will get corrective measures, which will
be unpleasant for him.
Boxer Dog Training Don'ts
A small caution about unlimited and free
access to water - unless your Boxer dog is 100% housebroken, I highly discourage you from giving him free
and unlimited access to water. By following these 5 Boxer Dog Training Steps, you’ll be able to house train your dog in as little as 10 to 14
days.
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