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Anonymous users2024-01-24Seven months is almost an adult dog, and it is difficult to train, but the golden retriever is more intelligent, and my dog has been given to others for eight months, and now it is a month, and it is still biting his new owner.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Let's try to look up the relevant methods online first.
Place its poop in a larger basin with cat litter. Let it see, force it to smell. If you slap your mouth the spot, don't feel distressed. Then pull it to the potty and say it loudly. Repeat it two or three times to have an effect. Don't spank, it will hurt your back.
Potty training success depends on your ability to predict his or her bowel movements, usually after activity, waking up or after feeding, and most dogs will be going around and sniffing the floor. The first step is to give your dog a fixed place to go to the toilet, choose to let him go to the toilet in a place that is easier to clean up in the home, such as a bathroom or balcony, and then decide whether to do home hygiene training or newspaper training. If your dog is too young to go outside and you can't take care of it at home all day, newspaper training is recommended. >>>More
Patience is key, there are many ways to do it, and you need to try to know the right one to educate your dog. The important thing to note is that when you pull the right place and the wrong place, you have to treat it with a significantly different attitude. It's important for it to know what's wrong and what's right. >>>More
It's best for the golden retriever to go out to pee, otherwise the urine will be too big and it will be very troublesome to use the toilet. >>>More
It was found that as soon as he asked for urine, he sent it to the toilet, and if he didn't go, he didn't give it food, forming a conditioned reflex.