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Anonymous users2024-01-23The question you asked, my Teddy is four months old, I am about to teach it how to go to the toilet for two months, or can't learn, what to do, but I am sad to death, the poop is still very smelly, God, good Samaritan save me, it should be a very normal situation, it is recommended not to spend this thought, as long as you feed regularly every day, and then go out to walk the dog regularly, you will slowly develop a habit of going out to urinate, and will not urinate at home.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's normal for a 4-month-old dog not to go to the toilet! First, you have to feed at a fixed time every day, after feeding, take the dog to the grass outside or take it to the toilet, wait until it pulls and then bring it back, so that every time he poops, in a fixed environment, slowly it will be good, and when he is older, the dog will not pull next to his nest! The second is the problem of smelly stool, if you don't feed the Bernard dog food, it won't stink, or you feed people directly, then it's normal to smell bad, just feed the general dog food, it's not that it won't stink!
It's normal for puppies to not fix when they go to the toilet, don't rush.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Put the paper or cloth with your teddy's urine in the place where you need it to defecate, and dogs generally judge places based on smell. Don't be discouraged, try the way I said for a few days and see how it goes.
First of all, it is generally five months before training, and secondly, it is necessary to find out its bowel pattern and signs before defecation. Put the teddy dog in the box, take it outside every time you let it out to let it defecate, give a reward in time after the defecation, and reprimand it loudly if it doesn't defecate in the toilet.
Hit, we just beat it, pull it outside, and go to the toilet to reward the dried meat, and it will be changed in about a week.
A flight box, a fence, some diapers, some snacks, put the dog in the fence every day, spread the diaper, the dog will pee on the diaper every day when he wants to urinate. >>>More
To give you my experience, my dog has been raised for more than a year, when I first came to pull her outside, I beat her, closed the cage at night, she went to the cage to encourage her, closed the cage at night, and after a long time, she went to the cage herself.
My Teddy is basically like this, feed it in the morning, go out after eating, eat it, go out in the afternoon, go out in the evening, two meals a day, pee outside to solve, very useful (remember to clean up the poop outside on the spicy.)