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Paper Training and Other
Indoor Potty Training Methods
(Teaching Your Dog to Potty in a Particular Area Inside)
Indoor potty training is a common housebreaking method for puppies and dogs that do not have easy access to an outdoor potty area. Indoor potty training involves teaching your dog to potty inside the house. Traditionally people used newspapers, hence the common name "paper training" but now many people use litter boxes filled with special newspaper litter, pine shavings, cat litter or sod. This method is most common with small dogs and dogs that live in large apartment buildings where taking a dog outside is impractical. Follow this program diligently and you are almost guaranteed success in your house training!
Indoor Potty Training
Indoor Potty Training is a process of defining a particular area inside your house where Fido is allowed to eliminate. Please start with the first training article in this series, "Indoor Potty Training", then pick your method in the Indoor Potty Options article.
All the articles below assume that you have already visited our getting started section. If you haven't, you may want to start your education there.
Indoor
Potty Options
the pros and cons of
paper training, potty pads, litter box training,
and turf pads
Problem Solving
Advanced Housebreaking
Once you've started your house training program, you may want to complete your training with the following articles.
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