Thank you KJC, you have given me more confidence in what I am actually doing with my puppies.
When they wake we place then in the "rest Room"
http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/gen...ml#post3542003
We stand with them saying either "be quick" for the poop or "go wee wee's" and it is starting to work with Ruby who now asks to go out but she is 14 weeks while Raggs is still very much in the learning stage.
We are trying to work out what we can give them as a treat when they do good.
They don't like Doggie Chocs and whilst they will eat cheese they are not really fussed on it.
We need to experiment with whatever we can find.
You have given me so much to read now so I will print it all off and settle down for a learning session.
My main problem is that I am used to training Spaniels by using a whistle and that is a very different technique but also one I do not wish to use on my little puppies.
As far as physical violent is concerned you are correct, I would never dream of hitting an animal at all no matter what animal it is or what they do.......... they do not deserve human violence as all they ask for us love and food and I have plenty of both.