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Anonymous users2024-01-24Dogs are more likely to want to go to the toilet shortly after eating. Therefore, you only need to take the dog to the same place to stand by about 10 or 20 minutes after each meal (the length of time can be caught after observing the dog's habits), and you will encourage him as soon as he has the intention of liberation. Over time, he will know one thing that goes to the toilet after a meal + somewhere the host is happy and is praised.
Later, he will take the initiative after the meal and run to the toilet at a fixed point where you often take him.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23When the dog wants to BB, he will look flustered, his eyes float, smell everywhere, then you have to take him to the toilet, say to him to poop, if he has a BB, you have to praise him, if he has to run out, and urinate in a non-toilet place, you have to say him loudly, and get a newspaper, get his urine on the paper, put it in the toilet, the next time you see him have an expression of wanting to BB, you have to immediately carry him to the toilet, then he will smell everywhere in the toilet, when he smells the newspaper with his urine, I'm going to pee near the newspaper. It will generally be good to educate him for a few more days, remember to keep an eye on him, if one of them is pulled to the non-toilet floor, you will be scolded, indicating that your education is in vain, as long as you find out that there is a situation, you must take him to the toilet every time, so that after a long time, it will become inertia, and he will run away by himself.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22There is a locator that can be sprayed a few times at the designated location, and the dog will go there to urinate, and also, take the dog to the toilet and say woo to it, it will understand, that's how my dog taught.
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.
1. Find a discarded towel or something that can absorb water 2. The next time it just finishes peeing, wipe the urine with a towel 3. Put the towel into the toilet, pay attention to the towel not to wash, just let the towel occupy the urine 4. Dispose of the place where it peed before, preferably with 84 disinfectant, etc., to eliminate the smell. >>>More
Observe where it often pees, spread the newspaper on that piece, if it is not on it, stick the newspaper to its urine, pull it over and let it smell it, tell him to let him pee here, generally the puppy will pee after drinking water for 15 minutes, and poop in 30 minutes, when you see him smell everywhere, it means that it is looking for the toilet to lead it to the place you designate, urge him to tell him to urinate quickly, and praise it to reward him when he finishes peeing, criticize him for urinating, tell him how to do it is right, and teach him slowly not to rush, My family is very well-behaved now.
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It is not recommended to keep the dog in the toilet, especially the puppy, there is a sense of fear when you first come to your house, and it will definitely bark loudly if you lock it in, and it is easy to feel afraid of that place, rejection, but not to go to the toilet there! That's when you're going to have a headache! Because some people think that in order to get it to urinate in the toilet faster, it is easy to turn it off first. >>>More