Terriers are very popular as a dog breed, but they are not like other dogs.
First, they are small and that means they can't hold as much in their bladder and second, they are very high strung and can be difficult to train.
That being said, it is possible to do quick and successful terrier house training by following these tips.
The 4 Big Tips It can be difficult to train a terrier - but not impossible.
Try these tips to make it easier.
1.
Ensure that you give the terrier a place of its own where you keep its food, bed and toys.
The puppy will not pee or poop in this area and if you are going to be out, make sure you put the terrier in this area.
2.
Terriers have a lot of energy so it is important to take them out a lot for exercise.
Thankfully, you can use that time to help train them where to go in the yard.
Find a certain spot for them to go in and show them it.
Once they pee or poop there, the scent should stay there.
3.
Terriers have a small bladder so an important part of terrier house training is to have them go out for a pee every 45 minutes.
4.
While it may be difficult, do not get mad at the Terrier puppy for going in the house.
Simply take them outside and show them where you want them to go.
Another good tip is to mindful of your Terrier and understand that they cannot hold their pee as long as other dogs.
Patience is very important with Terrier house training.