Do snow leopards go to the toilet in a fixed position?

Yes, sometimes like a dog.

Snow leopards generally do not go to the toilet in a fixed location. Snow leopards usually live alone, only in pairs around the time of estrus, and generally have fixed nests, located in rock holes, rock recesses, stone crevices or bushes under rocks, mostly on sunny slopes, often do not leave a nest for several years.

The snow leopard is nocturnal, dormant and nocturnal, and its predation and activity peak in the early morning and dusk of the day. It is agile and alert, agile and good at jumping, and can jump down from a cliff of 3 to 4 meters. They rarely come out during the day, and sometimes lie on the bare rocks in the mountains to bask in the sun. >>>More

Generally not, unless in a hurry or deliberately, dogs generally prefer to go to the toilet in a flat area with something to hide.

At the end of the day, it's just patience and method second. The methods are basically as they are said on the Internet. >>>More