How to Potty train a puppy pug? Easy yet Effective Working Technique

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Pugs are outgoing, friendly little dogs with clownish personalities. This low-activity toy breed prefers the indoors, where they can usually be found curled up next to their owners.

With their even temperaments, pugs respond well to positive training methods and can learn a variety of basic obedience commands.

Because of their small size, they can be litter-box trained. Treats provide the proper training motivation for these perpetually hungry little couch potatoes.

Pugs have a reputation for being harder to train than other breeds, but this may be because they often are easily distracted.

To deal with this issue, use the prospect of a reward to teach your Pug to focus on you. Touch your Pug's nose with the tip of your index finger, say a key word such as "Focus" or "Watch," and bring the finger up to your own nose. When your dog looks up at you, give an immediate treat and praise.

Do a number of repetitions per day of this procedure, with the goal of lengthening the time your Pug remains focused. Eventually, when given the verbal command to focus, your Pug should concentrate on only you.

Use this command during training sessions any time your Pug's attention wanders. Never give treats without requiring action from your Pug first.

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