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Anonymous users2024-01-23Take your time and don't rush it. You can observe whether it behaves or moves when it wants to pee or poop, such as going around in circles, sniffing around, etc., and then put it in the toilet when it shows these actions, and then release it when it is 'convenient', and then give it an appropriate reward.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22No training from January to March is not a drop.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Let it pee where you live.
It's only 2 months, when it's a prodigy, some training for half a year, 1 year also can't teach, train more, use the method of food + leather whip training, reward food for good performance, and fight if it's not good.
It's not okay to hit the more you fight, the more you fight it, you look at it, he finishes eating, and he closes it to the place you specify to urinate, and as soon as it finishes urinating, it will be released immediately Give it some food that it likes and reward it Connect like this for two to three days I will pack it to urinate on its own in the designated place (it may be screaming when it is just turned off, but you don't pay attention to it, and don't be soft-hearted) A few of my little guys have been handled by me like this Haha, I hope it can help you.
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