Hello, my family is a four month old golden retriever girl, just brought home for five days, and now

Be gentle with dogs, and she's such a little girl.

If you want her to poop in the toilet, first go to the toilet where you want her to poop and spread a newspaper or two (the location must be fixed and not changed).

Then every time she finishes pooping, you dip the paper in her urine, or pinch the poop to the newspaper in your bathroom, and then take her over to smell it, touch her head and tell her that this is the place to poop.

Do this every time you finish pooping, the golden retriever is smart, and in a few days she will know what you mean and run to the toilet newspaper to poop.

During this period, if she pees outside the toilet again, don't fight, at most she says NO with a serious expression, and she knows that she has made a mistake. If she takes the initiative to run to the toilet to poop, be sure to reward it in time to help consolidate

Regarding the vaccine, it is best to take it out to play two days after the last shot, and if you can be sure that the other dogs you play with her have been immunized on time, it is not a big problem to play now. However, in the spirit of being responsible for her, it is more reassuring that the full set of immunization is completed, and the immunization in the first year is still very important

You can only go out after the vaccine is completed, and if you are at home, it is better to have a cage that can be NNBB in the kind My dog knew to be in the cage when he was 3 months old, but it must be cleaned in time.

4 months completely without having to solve it at home. Walked 2 times a day, and it was solved outside. In 3 months, all the vaccines should be done. Ask the previous owner if he had been injected.

If you haven't been vaccinated at 3 months.

It is directly injected with the five-combination vaccine + rabies vaccine.

At 14-15 weeks, there will be another shot.

In the future, at this time of year in the future, I will get two more injections (five plus rabies) to listen to the doctor's instructions, in fact, it's okay to go out for a walk, but if you are afraid of infection, you can bear with it, in fact, it is not willing to pull at home. You can also observe the dynamics of the dog, it will pace around before pooping, you carry it to the designated place at this time, and it will remember it a few times.