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Anonymous users2024-01-23There are two ways to train a dog to urinate:
Take it out regularly every day, and wait for it to defecate before going home, so that for a week or so, the dog will get used to defecating outside, and learn to hold urine and urinate at home, but you must be timed.
Buy a defecation inducer to guide your dog to defecate in a fixed place.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22When I saw that he was about to pull the poop, I blocked him pp, took him to the toilet, and ordered him to go to the toilet to pull... Or take a basin, put some poop that the dog usually pulls, and then let him smell it, and then throw the poop into the toilet in front of him, and train the dog like this for a period of time to understand.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21You develop the ability to talk to him, or send him to Yuri's pet shop and let Yuri teach him.
Two months old dogs are not well controlled. You take it out for a walk more. It won't be solved at home. When you grow up and have more control, it's all right.
This needs to be a habit. Take it easy. When it has to go to the toilet every day in a place other than the toilet, you have to go over and correct it. >>>More
The first thing you do when you bring your dog home is to take him to the toilet to find a place. Before you enter the house, have a small snack in hand (you'll know how to use it later). Usually the puppy will be nn when he gets home after a bumpy ride (which is also a taste). >>>More
The unfamiliar environment will be called for two or three days, which is normal. Don't lock it in the bathroom, the milk dog should pay more attention to keeping warm, the bathroom is cold and damp The dog is easy to get sick, either close the cage or fence in the house, or let it run all over the ground, the second way it will not bark but should be trained to pee in time.
You can't learn it in less than 2 months. When you grow up, you will naturally be. My golden retriever is about 4 months old and will go to the toilet on his own.