<human>: I've been reading through the FAQ and have come across this new wondrous invention, clicker training. My family's 11 week old puppy (3 quarters golden retriever, 1 quarter poodle... I don't know if that's relevant but people seem to mention breeds when posting here) seems to love biting, jumping, and relieving himself in the house and this seems like the best way to remove the unwanted behaviour.

1. Buy Clicker

2. Train the dog to realize that a click means a treat is coming

3. Use the clicker to train the dog not to bite or jump [as Emily Larlham shows here](

4. Figure out how to incorporate clicker training with housebreaking - is this a thing?  (I've read in this subreddit that you should basically just keep taking the dog outside to do it's business and eventually it will learn. Couldn't find anything on Emily Larlham's site but I think I must just be searching the wrong words, "pee," "peeing," and "housebreaking" return nothing relevant.)

As for not letting the puppy have open access to his feed bowl, does that mean just putting out a serving twice a day and taking it away when he's done, or does it mean filling the bowl up and taking it away when he seems full. Is water treated the same or just left out?
Would really appreciate any help, my family decided to buy the dog while I was out of the country for a few months and didn't do any research at all in to what to do with a puppy and I hope to set up some groundwork for how to take care of the thing before I move out.

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<bot>: Can I use clicker training for house breaking? Do you take away the left overs when doing controlled feeding or do you just give a set amount twice a day? Are squirt guns as dumb to use as I think they are?