Puppy pads can be a super helpful part of the potty training process for certain breeds and lifestyles. But if you’re looking to get your puppy OFF from being reliant on those, it can be confusing for both your puppy and you on how exactly to do it.

Should you start moving them closer to the outdoor potty spot? Should you take them outside with you? Should you remove them all together at once?

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Ep 240 Timestamps:
2:05 - How to pet an excited puppy (demo)
*4:09 - How to get a 4-month-old off puppy pads?
5:14 - What to do when a puppy starts resource guarding? 
8:08 - How to stop a 10-month-old Cockapoo from barking out the window nonstop?
14:35 - What causes a 4-month-old Bernese puppy to have accidents in the playpen even when potty training is going well?
17:26 - Do you have online training options available for a 7-month-old Havanese?
19:02 - How to stop a 14-week-old Golden Retriever from biting so much?
22:16 - How to stop an 11-month-old Australian Shepherd from jumping on people?
25:20 - Is it normal for an 8-month-old Bully to be more nervous on walks at night?

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