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Do you think that house training a dog can be stress-free? Well, I do. House training a dog is fine when the dog simply tells you that he needs to go outside. One of my favorite methods is to teach your dog to ring a bell to go out.
…Every dog simply loves learning tricks and playing games.
This method — which I call “Ring a Bell to Go Out” — works so well because your dog warns of thinking that it was his idea all along! To teach your puppy or dog how to ring a bell, follow these simple steps.
(By the way, if you want to see a full step-by-step video on how this is done, visit this house training a dog post on the Best Dog Ever blog. It’s awesome!)
*Step 1. Find a bell. Use a light-weight bell. (This is not the time to use a heavy bell, like a cow bell.) Of course it’s important to make sure you select the right size for your particular dog. (A dachshund needs a smaller bell than a Labrador retriever.)
*Step 2. Hang the bell from a door knob …within easy reach of your dog’s nose. (Remember, nose level is different for Yorkshire Terriers and German Shepherds.)
*Step 3. Now, make sure to say “outside” before you actually take the dog out through the door? Do you want to go outside?” As you go through the door, move the bell so that the dog will bump into it and it will ring. (You can also shake the bell if you need to so that it rings.) Repeat for a few days. What happens is that your dog starts to link up the sound of the bell with the behavior you want, which is going outside.
*Step 4. Once your dog isn’t watching, you can then place a small amount of cheese or peanut butter on the bell.
*Step 5. Now what? Well, wait and watch. Now, two things are possible …and both of these are good! Some dogs will smell the food right away, go straight for the bell, and ring it.. Perfect! Say “Outside?” …Okay, now open the door, take your dog right to the potty area, and tell her to “go potty.* Make sure to always give the dog a treat and praise when she does what you want.
Other dogs might have to be encouraged a little bit more if you want them to find the bell. If that happens to you try this: Hold the bell close to the dog’s nose so the dog smells the peanut butter, licks it, and rings the bell.
You might have to shake the string tied onto the bell so that the bell makes a couple of rings if the dog’s tongue barely moves the bell.) As the bell rings, you want to say “Outside?” … open the door, walk over to the potty area, and say “Go potty.”
While the dog is pottying, softly repeat saying “go potty.” Then, Reward the dog with praise and a small food treat.
*Step 6. When the dog rings the bell without a problem, without help from you, you should ask him “Outside?”…and make sure to wait until the dog “rings” the bell by the door. Then, take the dog outside to do her business.
Understanding smart methods for house training a dog is good for dogs of all ages! It’s easy to forget that senior dogs often need more frequent bathroom trips due to bladder problems. …However, the bell reminds us.
For some dogs is easy to learn the difference between what they’re allowed to do inside and what they’re expected to do outside.
Any dog that lives in a house without a doggy door will keep your home accident-free when they learn how to ring a bell. As an added bonus, this works great when your dog goes away with you for a vacation.
Simply bring the bell with you the next time you go away and attach it to the door of your room. …accidents won’t be something you have to worry about!
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