Are you frustrated with your new Doberman’s choice of bathroom? Don’t worry, with these tips you will get your Doberman potty trained in no time.

Tip # 1: Choose a Place

Since we are breeding Dobermans which grows almost 1/3 the size of a human. We should consider their bathroom to be outdoors. We don’t want our houses to smell poop every time your Doberman feels the need to defecate. So, find a decent spot in your backyard, away from the doors and windows. It could be under a tree or near your nasty neighbor’s garage. Just kidding! But the thought is, it should be isolated and easily accessible by your dog.

Tip # 2: Recognize the signs

Identify the signs that indicates your puppy is about to poop. Dogs usually sniff the ground they have chosen as their bathroom before they squat. Sometimes, they return to the previously soiled area to do their thing. When you see your Doberman about to squat, pick him up and place him outside to his potty area.

Tip # 3: Potty Train your Doberman Regularly

Create an everyday schedule for Doberman Potty training. This could be early in the morning or after eating. They usually need to potty few minutes after eating, playing or sleeping. It is also good to take note of the time your puppy usually defecate and train your dogs during those hours. It could be anytime of the day as long as it is within the same hours every day. This would improve a regular bowel on your pet. Take your puppy out in their potty and allow him about 5 minutes to do his thing. There would be times when your puppy does not have the urge, but you have to do it all the same. Be regular and consistent to improve his bowel habits and to avoid accidents.

Tip # 4: Accidents do happen, so take them Easy.

There is no need to punish your puppies when they have accidentally pooped on the wrong place. To avoid accidents, keep your puppy close to you always. So every time you recognize the signs that your Doberman is about to eliminate, bring them out to their potty area fast. In case of accidents, clean the soiled area with bleach or other strong detergent. You have to eliminate the smell because puppies usually recognize their potty area by its smell.

Tip # 5: Provide Positive Reinforcement

Every time your puppy poops on their designated area. Make sure to praise them and be enthusiastic after. This will motivate your puppy to please you more. But when you take your dog out to his outside toilet, be quiet and do not disturb him while he sniffs and snuffle for his toilet. When you have seen him about to potty, you can calmly praise him by saying "Good Dog" or "Good Potty" while he is doing it. After he has relieved himself, that’s the time you can enthusiastically praise your dog.

Doberman training could take so much of your time. Accidents could also happen but stretch your patience and have a calm temper. Never hit your Doberman because this would create a negative result. You have to have a calm and gentle temperament to successfully train your dogs to potty properly.