Dog Health Questions: Does the mother dog trains the baby puppy?

so let say if the mother dog is potty trained for example, would she teach her lil baby to be potty trained too??? lol kinda odd question but I was just wondering :)

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LOL, that would be a wonderful trick and save a lot of hassel with all new puppy owners. Of course she doesn't teach the pups to be house trained.

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• No she wouldn't teach that, but yes a dam does teach her pups things they need to know before leaving her.


• Nope. One kind of training a mother dog will do is to stop her pups from fighting with each other. She will discipline one by putting that pup away from the group for a short amount of time.


• No way! I don't think so. You should do some proper research, really.


• Well, no, not really, but she does lay down the groundwork for you (the new owner of the pup) to follow.
  The dam reinforces the instinct for the pup not to soil its nest. You just have to teach the pup how far away from the nest it needs to go to do its business (and maybe give it a lift to get there).


• Dams teach their puppies dog manners, not human manners.
  
  They train the pups in how to behave amongst dogs by teaching them what's considered rude. Stepping on, nipping, mouthing and being rough with another dog is often poor manners unless it is clear that both dogs want to play. These are lessons that puppies pick up from their mothers.
  
  However, dogs are dogs, so they don't teach puppies human lessons. It's our "weird" human lesson to teach a dog how to potty outside versus inside, so it's us to up to teach that lesson.
  
  Dogs can learn by example, though. It is possible for puppies to follow a dam's behavior in "going" outside, for instance.


• you can try this after its had its shots take it out when you take the mother out to potty might help it learn by going outside with mom alot.


• They eat spaghetti too.