Two or three seconds, then five, then ten, and so on.Working your way up to a minute or so. Puppies learn really fast (within a day or two) that 'quiet' is rewarding. If you get this right, by the time you get up to waiting one minute, most crying will have stopped and the puppy will be silent most of the time.
Should I let my puppy cry it out?
You should never leave a puppy to cry when they are in need of the basics, or this can cause difficulties with training later. Your puppy may cry when they are left alone, perhaps if you're elsewhere in the home or asleep.
Should I leave my puppy to cry at night?
Dog experts recommend not letting your puppy cry at night. It's likely to make their anxiety worse and could lead to behavior problems. Not only will you hear it, but your neighbors will hear crying, too. Even if you live in a soundproof home or have a mansion, the noise will be audible even if they're alone.
What do you do when your new puppy cries at night?
7 Tips To Stop Your Puppy Crying At Night1Never underestimate the power of the potty!2Crate train your puppy.3Provide comfort, but not attention.4Wear your pupper out – every day.5Keep a routine.6Limit access to distractions.7Check for other issues.
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