Tips to Potty Training for Dogs

Potty Training is a method to train a dog to pee / poop outside the home or a place that you have prepared, in other words, do not pee / poop in the house.
Housebreaking is the first thing that should be taught to your dog. In general, the puppy has not been able to control the bladder and bowels until the age of 12 weeks. If your puppy ages younger than that, it takes extra patience to teach.

Set the schedule for housebreaking.
Try to get up every morning at the same time, take the dog out of the house. Feed the dog at the same time for a few days and immediately take it out immediately after it finished eating.

Choose a word to the action, such as "Out" or "Defecating outside", use the word / phrase consistently, so the puppy will learn that word as a command.
Always take the dog to the same place as would pee / poop. The smell of the place will be motivated to pee / poop. If they do it again, give them compliment.

Things to noticed when making housebreaking: Give compliment to the dog when they do it right. 
Do it as routine.
Never physically punish them when founded pee / poop 
 Do not correct / reprimand except when you found them pee / poop

Potty training/housebreaking may take a few months, so do not give up.

The process of growing puppies

Week-1 
 Newborn puppy has only 2 kinds of activity, it is sleeping feed into its parent. In this week they can lift their head and when this dog is sprawl can return to the prone. They can go forward with leg movements like rowing.
Puppies will instinctively move toward warmer as the direction of its parent and by instinct they would seek its mother nipple when hungry.

WEEK -2
Upper and lower eyelids begin to separate and eyes open at around the age of 10 to14 days. Puppy can not see yet. At the end of the second week into the third week, began to open the ear canal, but still could not hear. The hind legs can support the body, can stand up and start walking although totter.

WEEK-3
 Puppies grow up rapidly. Five senses begin to develop, can see, hear and smell. Been able to run well, playing around. At the end of week three, the central regulation of body temperature is already functioning, but still do not consider the surrounding environment.

WEEK -4
We can teach the puppies to be able to lick the milk and eating solid food. More active the pet, while play was able to wiggle its tail, growling, barking, running and jumping.

WEEK-5 and so on.
Molars start to grow, there is a starting parent refuses to breastfeed their child. In the sixth week, it was time to wean puppies.