House Training a Puppy - Stop your puppy from peeing indoors straight after being let out.
In this brief article we will help cure a very common problem associated with house training a puppy or dog, this is when you have let your pooch out to potty and he has come straight back in to the House and peed on the floor.
Lean some basic techniques to cure this very common behavior.

• It's very important to remember that a very young puppy will often not know why he has been let outside.
  Imagine if you were potty training a child - you wouldn't just hand him a potty and expect him to work it out would you.
  It's exactly the same with a young puppy - you need to let them know the reasons why he has to go outside.
  
• The first thing your pooch will do when you let him outside is to chase the birds, sniff around the flower bed or bark as your neighbor cuts the grass - basically anything but potty.
  As far as your pooch is concerned it's play time and not potty time.
  
• The first thing you need to do is actually tell your puppy why you are going outside - say in a clear voice 'Toilet Time' and attach a leash to your puppy.
  Wait for him to sniff and look like he is about to potty and then say 'Poop Time'.
  As soon as he has pooped give him a treat and lots of praise.
  After the praise have some play time.
  By having a game after he has pooped it will encourage your pooch to potty quickly as he is aware he will get some play-time after.
  
• Keep practicing everyday - don't just attach a leash one day and use the techniques above just to never use them again - this will soon be forgotten by your puppy.
  Don't expect too much too soon when house training a puppy.
  Keep it simple and practice daily and before long your puppy will be able to do it without the use of a leash and just with praise and no reward.