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Anonymous users2024-01-24First of all, your practice of giving him a urinal next to the nest will make him feel that he can pee anywhere, dogs don't like to pee in sleeping places, but you have always developed such a habit for him, you think, sleeping places are smelly, so it doesn't matter if other places are different! You have to start correcting it, take him to a designated place to pee, reward him in time when he does it right, stop urinating in time in other places and take him to a designated place, teach more, there is no other way.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You can take out the urinal and put it in the living room, and the dog will not poop and pee next to his nest.
If it pees in the living room, hold it next to the urine and press its head to smell the urine, sternly say no to it, and then observe whether it has a nose and sniffs around after getting up or eating, whether it wants to be convenient, if it is carried to the toilet, wait for it to be released after it is solved, and insist on training for a few days.
It may be because the nest is uncomfortable or too small, or there is an unusual noise in the living room, and the dog feels unsafe. Personally, I think that the dog is a member of the family, as long as there is nothing too noisy, the dog can be left to the dog.
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