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2. Housetraining a new dog - SP - LIVE

 
This lesson is Housetraining a new dog!
 
Do this lesson if you have a puppy, an adult dog or senior dog.
 
Veterinarians recommend applying puppy-level training to adult and senior dogs because you can’t be sure of their previous training.
 
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This lesson is Housetraining a new dog!
 
Do this lesson if you have a puppy, an adult dog or senior dog.
 
Veterinarians recommend applying puppy-level training to adult and senior dogs because you can’t be sure of their previous training.
 
Tap Next to get started!
 
 
 
Tap the matching pairs:
 
Start by keeping your dog in a small dog-proofed area at home. Overtime,
eating, bathroom breaks, walks and sleeping. Stick to it.
Give your new dog a quiet space in your home to sleep.
Include a comfy bed surrounded by a pen or blocked off by pet gates.
Repeat a daily schedule for your dog with specific times for
increase the areas your dog can be in and supervise.
 
Key ideas
 
Your dog won't just know your house rules. It’s your job to gently and kindly teach your dog those rules.
 
Dogs do best on a regular schedule.
 
Training your new buddy takes patience, commitment, and consistency. Expect mistakes, but stick with it to guide your new family member on the right path.
 
 
Key ideas
 
Your dog won't just know your house rules. It’s your job to gently and kindly teach your dog those rules.
 
Dogs do best on a regular schedule.
 
Training your new buddy takes patience, commitment, and consistency. Expect mistakes, but stick with it to guide your new family member on the right path.
 
 
Type the missing word:
 
Your dog should always have fresh, clean _____.
 
Dump out the old, dirty _____ and refill the _____ bowl before every meal. Wash the food and _____ bowls daily, or at least twice a week, with soap and hot _____ to keep the germs away.
 
 
Key idea
 
Giving your dog access to clean, fresh water at all times is essential to their health.
 
Tip
 
Don’t forget to take your dog outside for a bathroom break when they wake up, 5-15 minutes after they eat and before their bedtime.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Key idea
 
Giving your dog access to clean, fresh water at all times is essential to their health.
 
Tip
 
Don’t forget to take your dog outside for a bathroom break when they wake up, 5-15 minutes after they eat and before their bedtime.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Dog Feeding: Match the facts!
 
Feed the right amount of food
based on your dog’s weight. Follow the feeding guide on the food packaging.
Get the right type of food
based on your dog’s age (puppy, adult, senior).
 
One more round!
 
How often? Puppies need
2 meals a day
How often? Adult and senior dogs should eat
2 to 4 meals a day, depending on their age
 
Tips
 
Get a pet food scoop with measuring lines to serve the right amount.
 
Veterinarian-recommended brands include Purina ProPlan, Hill’s Science Diet, and Royal Canin.
 
Your vet can help you know exactly how much to feed your dog to prevent underfeeding or overfeeding.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Tips
 
Get a pet food scoop with measuring lines to serve the right amount.
 
Veterinarian-recommended brands include Purina ProPlan, Hill’s Science Diet, and Royal Canin.
 
Your vet can help you know exactly how much to feed your dog to prevent underfeeding or overfeeding.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
feeding chart
 
According to this feeding guide, how many cups maximum should you feed a 40-pound adult dog at each meal? Hint: adult dogs should eat twice a day. Type the answer: 
 
Why?
 
The feeding guide on your dog’s food packaging gives you the total daily recommended amount of food. You’ll need to divide that amount by the number of meals per day.
 
A 40 lb adult dog should eat a maximum of 3 cups total per day. Adult dogs should eat two meals per day. We divide 3 by 2 and get 1.5 cups per meal.
 
More food doesn’t equal more love! An overweight dog can develop joint pain. Keep their meal sizes in check to show them love!
 
 
 
 
 
Why?
 
The feeding guide on your dog’s food packaging gives you the total daily recommended amount of food. You’ll need to divide that amount by the number of meals per day.
 
A 40 lb adult dog should eat a maximum of 3 cups total per day. Adult dogs should eat two meals per day. We divide 3 by 2 and get 1.5 cups per meal.
 
More food doesn’t equal more love! An overweight dog can develop joint pain. Keep their meal sizes in check to show them love!
 
 
 
 
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