Potty Train Your Boston Terrier in 14 Days, One Simple Step at a Time
A plan made just for Bostons: their small bladders, stubborn streak, and dislike of rain and cold. One thing to focus on each day, plus a tracker that shows you exactly when accidents happen.
- Know exactly what to do each day, for 14 days
- See when accidents happen and adjust around them
- Keep the whole family on the same schedule
Instant download • 100% money-back guarantee
Accidents aren’t your fault
If your Boston keeps going in the house, you’re not alone, and you’re probably not doing much wrong. Bostons have small bladders, a stubborn streak, and a real dislike of rain and cold. They’re also sensitive, so scolding tends to backfire. A lot of general house-training advice doesn’t account for any of that. This plan does.
A calmer, cleaner two weeks
Always know the next step
One thing to focus on each day, so you’re never guessing. Sample schedules by age tell you when to go out.
Spot the pattern
The tracker totals successes and accidents, counts your accident-free streak, and shows what time of day accidents happen most.
Rain, cold, and heat covered
Tips for the weather Bostons hate, apartment living, and adult or rescue Bostons.
No scolding needed
Bostons are sensitive. The plan works with that, and teaches you to read their “I need to go” signals.
Crate and cleanup, done right
Crate tips, plus how to clean up accidents so they don’t repeat in the same spot.
Everyone on the same page
A daily schedule and a fridge card keep the whole family consistent.
Everything you need, in one download
Your link arrives right away, by email and on the confirmation page.
The 14-Day Plan (PDF)
One focus a day, sample schedules by age, crate tips, potty signals, cleanup, and help for tough situations.
Google Sheets Tracker
Log each trip from your phone. Excel version included.
Printable Tracker
A potty log, a daily schedule, a 14-day progress tracker, and a fridge card.
Start Here Guide (PDF)
So you know exactly where to begin.
Two Walkthrough Videos
See how to use the plan and the tracker.
An Audio Welcome from Me
With a printable transcript.
See exactly when accidents happen
The tracker totals successes and accidents, tracks your accident-free streak, and charts the time of day accidents happen most, so you can move the schedule around them.
Get the Plan for $12 →Four simple steps
Download everything right away. Your link arrives by email and on the confirmation page.
Read the Start Here guide and pick your schedule. There are sample schedules by age.
Follow one focus a day for 14 days, logging trips in the tracker as you go.
Use the tracker to spot patterns and adjust the schedule around the times accidents happen.
Made for every Boston owner
- New Boston puppy owners who want to start right
- Owners whose Boston still has accidents and who aren’t sure what’s going wrong
- Apartment dwellers and anyone dealing with rain, cold, or heat
- People who have adopted an adult or rescue Boston
Hi, I’m Donnie
I spent 14 good years with my Boston Terrier, Bella. Since starting Boston Terrier Society, I’ve talked with vets, breeders, and owners, and I’ve hired vets to write for the site.
Potty training is the question I hear most, so I put everything I know into one simple plan made just for Bostons.
Donnie GardnerFounder, Boston Terrier Society
100% money-back guarantee
If the plan doesn’t help you and your Boston, just email me at mail@bostonterriersociety.com and I’ll refund you in full. No questions asked.
Frequently asked questions
How much is it?
$12, one time.
How do I get it?
You’ll get your download link right away, by email and on the confirmation page.
Will it work for an older dog?
Yes. There’s a section for adult and rescue Bostons.
Do I need Google Sheets?
No. There’s a printable tracker and an Excel version too.
What if it doesn’t help?
Email me and I’ll refund you in full. No questions asked.
Fourteen days. One focus a day.
A plan built for the way Bostons actually think.
Instant download • 100% money-back guarantee
This is general training guidance, not veterinary advice. Talk to your veterinarian about your dog’s health.