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Anonymous users2024-01-24Then settle it in the cage. The cage should have a chassis.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Can't you tie it with a dog chain, so you don't have to worry about him running around, just bolt the rope closer to the designated toilet, my Labrador is so big that it has been bolted!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22If he pees, hit him a few times, let him pee when he goes out for a walk, and after a long time, he will no longer pee in the cage.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21You teach it to go to the toilet in a cage.
It's very suitable for raising dogs, it can cultivate love, and now girls like boys with dogs. It is recommended to buy puppies with a starting price of about 1000.
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.
4-5 months is the time when it is lively, it is more difficult to train, and it is necessary to be more patient. You should note that the average dog will want to poop soon after eating, and you should observe its behavior. Generally, it smells everywhere or is very urgent, and when it is called, you should take it to the designated place for convenience. >>>More
Maybe it's an itchy tooth, and I want to bite something and grind my teeth. Or, it hates the couch anymore. You've been used to it since you were a child, but if you hit it because of the couch, it starts to take revenge, and the harder you hit it, the more angry it gets with the couch. >>>More
Hello landlord! The puppy urinary system is not fully developed, and it is sensitive to response to relevant stimuli, and the slightest excitement or nervousness can easily cause frequent urination. Especially when you go outside or in a new place, it's easy to pee! >>>More