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Anonymous users2024-01-23Forehead. Dogs are used to going to the toilet at a distance from the litter.
Therefore, it is recommended that you set the toilet farther away.
Spread out some newspapers that smell of their urine and poop, train them to pull there, reward them if they do, and if they still don't listen to you, stop them severely, punish them appropriately.
It is necessary to train, and teaching the puppy to go to the toilet is indeed a headache. And each dog has a different ability to accept it, and the owner should be patient.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Let you go do you want to?
Aren't dogs the same as people?
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Anonymous users2024-01-21He was kept in a cage until he went to the toilet, then he was released and his head was stroked as a reward. If he's out on the toilet, hit him gently. The dog is very smart, and it won't be long before he knows.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Just let him get used to it, at first it is to bark, and it takes a lot of patience to raise a dog, you have to be prepared.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Spread out some newspapers that smell of their urine and poop, train them to pull there, reward them if they do, and if they still don't listen to you, stop them severely, punish them appropriately.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18Go to the pet store and buy stool lure, spray it in the cage, let the dog smell it, and it will be pulled in the cage.
It should be useless, the dog's urine and urine, as long as it is fed regularly every day, and then goes out to walk the dog regularly every day, it doesn't take much time, it will hold urine and feces only when going out to walk the dog.
That's no problem, what's the problem with locking the dog in a cage during the day, you said you can't let him escape. You take him to eat again, take him out for a walk, and come back for some food. There's no problem at all, you've got to tie him up with a rope until it's dark, because it is. >>>More
No, dogs don't poop in their own nests, just like people don't poop in bed. Unless the puppy is in a hurry to pee, it doesn't recognize that it is its nest after peeing. If it is an adult dog, it would rather suffocate itself than pee.
Generally not, unless in a hurry or deliberately, dogs generally prefer to go to the toilet in a flat area with something to hide.
Hello, you keep it in a cage every day.
Of course it's going to poop and pee in the cage. >>>More