Stop scolding the dog, in fact, there is really no teaching the dog to learn to go to the toilet

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.

There is a reason why dogs pee everywhere, not by nature. >>>More

See if you have time. If you have time, keep an eye on it for a day. The smell of the rush is about to pull. If you pee, after eating, and after playing, the dog will have the urge to urinate. >>>More

The method that the friend upstairs said was very troublesome... Who has so much time to observe GG! I'll tell you a way that works... Go buy a basin, buy a bag of cat litter back, spread the cat litter in the basin, get some GG feces into it, have time to put GG in and let it smell more, and after a day or two, GG will naturally go in BB... I also have two GG, one is more than a year old, and the other is less than three months old, just two days after I bought it, I taught it in this way that it will already go into BB on its own! Don't buy those so-called laxants, useless... Cat sand is used to pull the BB for cats, absorbing, dogs can also use, absorbing water or sticking to the stool will form a clump of sand will not pollute other sand, as long as the clump of sand is cleaned out! >>>More

The dog should go out often, not teach it to pee at home. >>>More