Be Kind To Pets - Singapore

Be Kind To Pets
11 Aug 2008

BE KIND TO PETS --- TIPS FOR A LONGER LIFE FOR  YOUR PETS
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Community Education for first-time pet owners and animal lovers
--- sponsored by asiahomes.com, toapayohvets.com & Dr Sing Kong Yuen
 
Research & case studies of over 500 puppy owners in Singapore
by Dr Sing Kong Yuen


 
Selected canine toilet-training cases in Singapore
 
1. Regression in Toilet-Training in the urine-dribbling Cocker Spaniel?
2. A urine-drinking Husky puppy.
3. Still not paper-trained after 1 month?
4. Small breeds get away with murder.
5. How a home breeder successfully paper-train 4 pups by 10 weeks old
6. May 26, 08
Partial success in Grate & Pee pan toilet training
7. May 29, 08  Part 1: New Pom. E-mail reply to a first-time puppy owner.
8. May 31, 08  Part 2: New Pom. E-mail reply. Adopt basic principles and keep toilet training simple and kennel cough.
9.  Jun 1, 08 Challenges in toilet training HDB apartment puppies in Singapore
10. Jun 2, 08 Toilet-training. Can you teach old dog new tricks?
11. Jun 6, 08 Success in paper-training a Maltese inside a playpen.
12. Jun 12, 08 Case study. How to paper-train the Pom inside a Crate & Pee Pan set.
13. Jun 14, 08 Case study. Success in Grate + Pee Pan Toilet Training of a small breed
14. Jun 15, 08 Toilet Training  an apartment-living Golden Retriever puppy
14. Jun 19, 08  The older dog toilet-trains the new puppy
15. Jun 25, 08 The new Pom refuses to pee on the newspapers. Why?
16.  Aug 11,08  2005-2008 report on the male Pomeranian's toilet training in an apartment. Diaper and floor tiles.
 
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The most common mistake most time-pressed Singapore puppy owners in this research is to let the puppy roam the entire apartment before he knows where he should pee and poo.

ADOPT BASIC PRINCIPLES OF TOILET TRAINING:

Generally 2-4 weeks of confinement in a small space will be necessary to toilet-train the puppy.

One example:
 

Another example, if you use a grate + pee pan as shown in the picture below, the puppy and the grate still have to be confined to a small room or playpen. Use urine smell to attract the puppy to the toilet location, e.g. a soiled tissue with puppy's urine or commercial pet shop puppy training aid.
 

Take the puppy out to play for half an hour per day but observe for signs of elimination --- squatting, sniffing, turning around.

Put the puppy into the confined area quickly, say IN A FIRM TONE "pee here", praise and give food treats.

This takes time and patience. Perseverance and a routine of eating, exercise and training for the puppy.  See case study at:
Part 2: New Pom. E-mail reply. Adopt basic principles and keep toilet training simple and kennel cough.

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