How can I let a dog go to the toilet?

First of all, it should be clear that as a dog's nature, he is reluctant to be near his own nest. At the same time, the dog will find a place that is often convenient through the sense of smell and fix it. Therefore, as he grows older and his range of activities expands, he will gradually find a relatively fixed place away from his nest.

There are two ways, one is to fix a place at home for the convenience of the dog, and the other is not to allow the dog to be convenient at home. The former dog can solve the problem at any time, but there is always a little smell at home; The latter must take the dog out for a walk more than twice a day, regardless of wind or rain, but the home will be cleaner.

Puppies can start training when they are one month old, and puppies learn to set points easily, and as long as you have patience in the first few days, they can generally be successful. There are many designated places, some people use the sewer of the toilet, some people use the dog toilet bought at the pet store, and some people use newspapers and put them away from the dog's kennel. I don't think the newspaper is absorbent enough, so I use diapers all the time, just change them once a day, and it's also very convenient.

At first, you can use a newspaper or diaper to dip a little puppy urine, or wipe the puppy's buttocks, and then put it in a fixed place, and the puppy will find a smelly place by itself. If he won't look for it, you have to be observant. The puppy will always have some fixed movements before convenience, such as lowering his head and sniffing repeatedly in a small area, walking back and forth, turning in circles, etc., as soon as this action is found, he will be carried to the designated place for his convenience, and praise him after he is convenient, so that he knows that he is doing the right thing.

The normal life of a puppy should be relatively regular, after eating, or waking up, will want to go to the convenience, pay attention to this rule will also help you know when the puppy will want to be convenient.

If you want your puppy to get used to going to the toilet outside, it should generally start at 4-5 months of age. Before that, the puppy's nerves and muscles were not fully developed, and it was difficult to hold it at home, and it was difficult to remember it when he was educated. At first, take him out 4-5 times a day, that is, take him out during the dog's usual toilet time, so that he can be outside conveniently.

And if it is convenient for him at home, you should educate him on the spot, let him know that you are unhappy, and at the same time wipe the scene clean, do not leave the smell, you can use 84 disinfectant and the like to wipe it repeatedly to remove the smell. As your dog gets more accustomed to going to the toilet outside, the number of times you take him out can also be gradually reduced, but eventually not less than twice a day.

For puppies raised in a normal state, home training rarely raises the issue of going to the toilet, because puppies will learn to leave their sleeping place to go to the toilet if they are raised by their mother until they are 6 or 7 weeks old. Keeping clean is an instinct of puppies, so few puppies will stain their sleeping place if given a choice.

A puppy needs to pee and defecate frequently because it has a very small bladder and intestines. This also gives dog owners plenty of opportunities to praise the puppy because it goes to the toilet in the right place and allows it to learn faster. Don't punish your dog when he does something wrong, and it's your responsibility to take your dog to the place you have chosen when it needs to go to the toilet.

It is usually taken to the toilet after waking up, after a meal, and every hour. Take your dog outside, wait for him to finish using the toilet, and then reward him with snacks or play with him. When it is fumbling how to go to the toilet, you have to wait for it on the sidelines so that you can praise it at the right time.

Puppies will inevitably have some "accidents", try to ignore the important and clean up well, so that the smell does not linger, so that the dog can be encouraged to repeat this action in the same place. Don't scold your dog when he makes a mistake, but reward him when he gets it right, so that he will want to get out soon.

Training your dog to listen to instructions to pee and defecate is also a viable option. When he is obedient, add some words of your choice, such as "hurry up" or "busy", and your dog will associate these words with the action; The important thing is that you only say these words when it is really listening. Listening to instructions to go to the toilet is very useful and can prevent their dog from arbitrarily soiling the environment when dog owners have something to do.

Teaching your dog to have a good toilet in the yard before you leave the house can help prevent accidents in the park or on the sidewalk.

Also, bring a spoon every time so that whenever your dog defecates in public, you can clean it up right away.

Generally puppies are good to train. But there seems to be something called an inducer. Spill it in the toilet, the dog wants to go to the toilet, smells the smell, and runs back to the toilet. Generally, inducers are sold in the dog market.

When it poops everywhere, reprimand it harshly to let it know that this is not right and make the dog accustomed to pooping in the newspaper. When its nose is sniffing on the ground, you follow it with a newspaper, and as soon as it squats, you put the newspaper on it, but don't scare it. Slowly move the newspaper to where you want it to poop later.

If it still likes to poop everywhere, prepare a bottle of disinfectant (diluted), and after it poops, clean it and spray it with disinfectant so that it can't smell it.

If you really can't do it, buy a bottle of laxative. I haven't used it though.

In fact, the most important thing is that you have to be ruthless enough, at the beginning, you put your dog's poop in the toilet where you want him to go, take it to smell, when it wants to poop somewhere else, you have to hit it, don't let it go, take it to the toilet where you want it to go, try it for a few more days, and the dog will know where to go to the toilet.

The easiest way! Last time, I took it with me, because the dog itself understands human nature, and after a long time, it will go by itself! It works very well and several of my dogs are like this.