Potty Training a French Bulldog in Albuquerque: Pro Tips from Frenchiverse 💩🐾

If you're raising a French Bulldog puppy in Albuquerque, potty training can feel like a big hurdle—but Frenchiverse is here to make the messy moments a whole lot easier. With love, consistency, and a few expert tips, your Frenchie will be house-trained in no time.

Potty Training Starts Before They Come Home 💦

When you bring home a Frenchiverse Frenchie, they already have a head start with pad and turf training. But don’t worry if accidents happen—your puppy is adjusting to a new environment, schedule, and rules.

Whether you're in Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, or Los Lunas, adapting to your home takes time, and each puppy learns at their own pace.

French Bulldog Potty Training: Males vs. Females

In general, male and female Frenchies potty train about the same. But once males reach 6 months and there's an unspayed female nearby, you may notice territorial marking.

We recommend waiting until at least 1 year old to neuter your male so he can fully develop. However, always follow your veterinarian’s advice.

To help prevent marking indoors:

• Take regular outdoor potty breaks

• Use a belly band indoors

• Be consistent with praise after outdoor pottying

Why Is My Frenchie Eating Poop? 🤮

Unfortunately, some French Bulldogs eat their own poop—a habit called coprophagia. It’s gross, and it can expose your pup to parasites, bacteria, or even Parvo.

Here’s how Albuquerque Frenchie owners can handle it:

• Clean up waste right away

• Use firm redirection with “No!”

• Add pineapple to meals (changes taste)

• Keep your pup mentally and physically stimulated

Expert Potty Training Tips for Frenchie Owners in Albuquerque

Here are some tried-and-true tips for housebreaking your French Bulldog in New Mexico:

🕒 Take your puppy out 15 minutes after every meal
🎉 Use an enthusiastic command like “Go potty!” and praise right after
🐾 If kennel training, stick to a schedule and be consistent
🚪 Leave potty pads near doors and watch for pacing/sniffing

Remember, accidents are part of the process. With enough positive reinforcement and a consistent routine, your Frenchie will get it!

Final Word: Be Patient and Consistent 💙

French Bulldogs are sweet, stubborn, and smart. House training just takes time, patience, and a calm tone. You’ve got this, Albuquerque!

Want Our Full Potty Training Guide?

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👉 Just message us to request your free copy!

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