Your puppy is precious but piddles in your house, not so much! Some puppy parents may think that housebreaking is as simple as keeping your puppy on regular eating, drinking, and potty-outing routines, ones where he is taken outside every few hours. OR they believe their puppy will be fully housetrained in a week or two.

The reality is that your puppy won't have sufficient bladder and bowel controls until about 16 weeks of age. Quite simply, he is unable to "hold it" for extended periods so you will have to be extra vigilant and patient during the first couple of months. You need to expect your pup to have a handful of accidents but don't fret, this book features everything you will need to manage these little mishaps from the best ways to react to tips on how to clean up.

Your little cutie understands that going potty outdoors is good, what they don't realize is that inside is a no piddle zone. The truth is, they may even come inside the house soon after an extensive playtime or exercise and relieve themselves on your favorite rug. This guide will help you and your puppy establish not only where to go, but more importantly what areas are off-limits.