Is Teddy easy to raise, if you don t know how to go to the toilet, does it smell big at home?

Teddy is a very clingy dog. If you take Du home for about three months, you will have to sleep well for at least 2 weeks (unless you sleep with it in your arms) and will bark.

My Teddy is now more than a year old, and he still can't lift his feet to pee, and he can't take it out to look at other male dogs. So it's all solved at home, and a good thing is that it will be solved at a fixed point, so until now, I buy diaper pads online, change them every day, mop the floor every day, buy a disinfectant perfume (non-toxic, the kind that dogs are fine when they lick it), the overall is okay, the smell is stronger in summer than in winter, and I take a bath at least once a week.

If your teddy doesn't hold shit and pee, then put a urine pad in a spacious and ventilated place such as a balcony.

It's okay, my family is Teddy, but it's a bit clingy.

My family has been taught since I was a child that I have to go to the toilet to pull, so it's not a big problem.

If it tastes, it should be okay to clean it up in time.

I think it's okay, the family used to have dogs, but they used to be taken care of by their mothers. Now I live by myself, and I raise my own toys to return to the guest (that's what you said to answer Teddy), and I didn't understand anything at first, and I took care of it myself and caught it in the past to play, which is not a level at all. I read a lot of books.

But it doesn't seem that difficult. The key is to have a heart.

Peeing casually definitely smells. But the toy VIP itself can be said to have a very small body odor, and after the dog is half a year old, he knows it very clean. Very cute, very smart, very caring, very gentle, very lively...

Like a little angel, I feel that all the good words in the world can be used on her, hehe.

My Teddy is now 2 months away, and I can't teach him everywhere, and I have to teach him slowly.

If you clean up every day.

The taste is not very big. My Teddy is now in a cage. After watching him finish WC, let him come out to play.

When it sleeps at night, it consciously goes back to sleep in its cage.

It's cute.

This one doesn't seem to be very easy to raise. If you are getting a dog for the first time, it is advisable to be mentally prepared.