JADE is here!!!  
Von Kiltzen's Legacy of Chyna DOB 5/16/10  
 
 
 
 
 
TWO WEEKS OLD !!!
out of: "BUNNY"
and
"BRECKIN"
CH Von Kiltzen's Dragoneid Borgermester,
CD, RA, CGC
If You are interested in obtaining a Von Kiltzen Puppy, please click on link below to fill out the pre approval puppy questionnaire.  HOUSEBREAKING
101 
1. Set up a metal wire training crate in a high traffic area such a s the kitchen so the puppy can be observed and in turn can view his new environment and not feel left out. I do not have a problem with you at night placing the crate on a side of your bed because if the puppy has to go to the bathroom late at night your there. If the puppy gets his teeth caught between the bars of the crate, you're there. You being there supplies the puppy with emotional support. 2. Decide the hours he should be fed, walked and exercised (played with). 3. Remember due to their stomach size they could have to be fed sometimes six times per day. 4. After and before every feeding they must be carried to a spot to go to the bathroom, the spot should be no bigger then 10' x 10'. 5. If your family is on a day work , night sleep schedule after 10 pm, the dog gets no water or food. If your family is on a night schedule, adjust accordingly. Remember though since his stomach is so small he should gave a feeding around 2am. All food given tot he puppy should be accompanied by water. 6. If the puppy is thirsty after 10pm give him an ice cube. 7. Before he is placed in the crate at any time especially at night, he should be exhausted (play with the dog). 8. The puppy should NEVER be left in the crate more than 4 hours max between walks. 9. He is never to be scolded for having an accident, if he has the accident scold yourself for not being observant enough or not following the schedule. 10. The puppy is never to be played with in the designated bathroom area. 11. When placed in the bathroom area always us the same word so he can associate it with going to the bathroom. 12. After he has gone to the bathroom praise lavishly. 13. If you wish your dog to go to the bathroom on grass as well as concrete, carry stools to the new designated area so his/her scent will be there and your dog will be more apt to oblige you. This should not be started until he has his original spot down pat. 14. While the dog is in the crate, he should be observed. If he shows any signs of discomfort, whisk him out gently to his spot. 15. Never line the crate with newspapers or anything for that matter, because a dog can go to the bathroom on it and push it aside. This defeats the housebreaking process. 16. Do not have people annoy the dog when he is in his crate. This is the dog's sanctuary and should be respected. 17. Non digestible toys are allowed in the crate to keep him occupied between walks. 18. If he cries try to determine if he has to go to the bathroom or he/she is just complaining. If unsure, walk the dog. At this point in his life, he can not be walked too much. 19. The crate should have a separator in it so the dog can just turn around and lay down. As the puppy gets bigger, the separator is moved so he has more room. The separator must be made out of something he can not chew apart. 20. Always check the puppy
for worms. They can wreck havoc on your housebreaking schedule.
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