An un-housebroken dog must be supervised at all times. This means that wherever you are in your house your dog must be visible to you, and you must be paying attention. If you aren’t “eyes-on,” then you can’t prevent your puppy from making mistakes, and an un-housebroken dog doesn’t know when they are making a mistake.
Welcoming your new puppy (or dog) home is an incredibly exciting family time. It also sets the tone for the safety, well-being, and relationship you will have with your new family member. As you make this family transition, there are some very important things to keep in mind.
Years back, I had a dog trainer-in-training, who told me she didn’t agree with a training book she was reading. This was because it said that in order to properly train a dog, it had to be crated. She was very negative about this professional advice. At the same time, I thought to myself that the writer had made a big mistake by stating, with no gray area, that you needed to use a crate to successfully train a dog. At the time I also realized that, by and large, people are very uninformed about to how to welcome a canine species into a human family and home.
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