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Anonymous users2024-01-24The two-year-old is not very easy to train, and I used both methods at the same time when I trained my dog to poop when he was not at home. If you find that he is pooping at home, let him train him next to his poop and see that it is effective to have its tail lowered. At the same time, estimate the approximate time when it will poop, go out to walk the dog before that, no matter how long it is, if there is no poop, it will not go home, and if it does, it will be brought back immediately.
For two or three weeks my dog stopped pooping at home.
You can try to turn the dog off the toilet and release it as soon as it poops, and turn it off for a little longer if it doesn't, I guess it might work.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The two-year-old can only walk the dog.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Take her to a dog camp to learn.
Later, when it is about to go to the toilet, carry it to the toilet. Or when it pees outside, hit it first (it's best to focus on it, let it remember it for a long time, and forget it if it can't do it), and then wipe the feces and urine with a newspaper and put it in the toilet, and put it in too, so that it knows to go to the toilet there in the future. That's how my dog is.
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.
The most effective way to do this is:
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