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Anonymous users2024-01-23Hehe, when he goes back to pee, you will hit him big, and then take him to the bathroom and pet him to encourage him, and he will know.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22No, it should be that your dog is too lazy. You don't have to worry though, because most dogs do.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21You don't have to be so anxious, for the dog the new home is equal to outside, it is normal to pull in the corner, you have to wait for it to get used to it for a few days, if it still can't pee in the toilet normally, you have to educate well. Hit it when it goes to pee somewhere else, and then take it to the toilet to let it know where it should pee. And you can get the newspaper on its pee.
Let it smell where it changed to pee.
Clean the kitchen to remove the smell of feces and other things, then place its feces-smelling items where you want it to go to the toilet and get Teddy there when he wants to go to the toilet. A few times will do. If Teddy doesn't change his mind, then scold him when he returns to the kitchen to go to the bathroom (not long after using the toilet, within ten seconds), Teddy is extremely clever and understands what can and can't in just a few times.
Don't be in a hurry Give a reward when you see other cats using the litter box to go to the toilet.
1. First of all, you must understand the dog's defecation signals. Let's talk about the time when the dog is going to poop, this is very easy to distinguish. They would exaggeratedly smell and circle on the ground, and then walk around for half a day as if they were going to choose a place. >>>More
Yes, you can also train directly to the dog toilet to pee in one step!
The main thing is to eat salty food and drink a lot of water.