How to teach a puppy not to go on the floor,

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Hi, I'd like some information about toilet training (specifically regarding Eli, the 3-year-old adult female): how to train her not to go on the floor or even use a litter tray if possible, plus advice on walks or letting her go in an authorised area (like the woods), her temperament with people and how easy she is to train (easy, average, or difficult).

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    Hello, As a vet student, I would say that house-training is mostly about consistency and patience. You need to take the puppy out very often, especially after meals, waking up, and playtime, and praise them as soon as they go outside. Accidents in the house are normal at first. Puppy pads can be a temporary fix, but they aren’t ideal for a dog, who needs to learn to go outdoors. Regarding grooming, it’s important to get them used to it while they're young, and to be gentle so they learn to accept being handled without any stress. Finally, temperament and ease of training depend a lot on the breed and the individual, but with consistency and positive reinforcement, most dogs learn well. The main thing is to be consistent and kind. Best wishes, Romane
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