Little raccoons, do they go to the toilet on their own?

I have also raised it, you have to give him a fixed place to go to the toilet, and then the next time he wants to go to the toilet, he will smell it and find it, and he will not mess with it.

Theoretically, yes.

Rabbits are naturally determined to choose one or more places (usually corners) as their toilets, where they pee, and most of the poop will remain there. Train the rabbit to pee in a fixed place, not just in the place where the rabbit chooses to go to the toilet, just put a bedding box on it. As for training them in a fixed place, you just need to give them a space that won't be disturbed. >>>More

No matter what kind of dog, as long as it is trained, the average adult dog has the IQ of a 4 to 5-year-old child.

Dogs who are about the same time will go to the toilet by themselves after a while.

No. The specific training steps are a series of steps to transition the cat from using cat litter to using the toilet. Give the cat plenty of time to get used to each step and gradually develop new habits. >>>More