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do you want to paper train them or housebreak them?
Both ways are pretty simple. Whenever they're done eating, drinking, sleeping, or playing place them where-ever you want them to go potty. If you're going to be gone for long periods of time, if you're sleeping, or if you're just to busy to watch them, place them in seperate cages. Puppies don't like to get their bed soiled, so they're unlikely to make a mess in their cage. Also, if you find a mess in the house, don't scold the puppies. If you catch them in the act you can gently scold them, but remember it's your fault you didn't think about getting them to the potty soon enough. When they do go potty in the designated area, praise them a lot.
Both ways are pretty simple. Whenever they're done eating, drinking, sleeping, or playing place them where-ever you want them to go potty. If you're going to be gone for long periods of time, if you're sleeping, or if you're just to busy to watch them, place them in seperate cages. Puppies don't like to get their bed soiled, so they're unlikely to make a mess in their cage. Also, if you find a mess in the house, don't scold the puppies. If you catch them in the act you can gently scold them, but remember it's your fault you didn't think about getting them to the potty soon enough. When they do go potty in the designated area, praise them a lot.
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AlwaysRemember makes a good point- there's a difference between paper and house training. Paper training is convenient for the time when they are very small, but housetraining is the ultimate end goal. Wouldn't it be better to just start them towards housetraining so there's no confusion? Sure it's tedious and time-consuming but that's puppies. 
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