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Anonymous users2024-01-24Ay. Not really. I'll teach you.
What about dogs. Be patient. As for how to teach it conveniently, you have to take your time.
There can be no rush. First of all, you look at where the dog chooses to urinate for the first time. Then just pull it to the place where you pee K it.
Pull it to smell its pee or poop. And then the mouth has to say that it can't be pulled here. Go to the bathroom.
Then pull it into the bathroom. Use your finger to specify where you can pull in the restroom. When you're done, you have to clean up the area where you just urinated.
In this way, it is necessary to do this work many times. Until one time it automatically went to the bathroom to pull. You're going to have to reward him with a piece of his favorite food.
And so it won't be. Therefore, there should be clear rewards and punishments for puppies. It won't dare to do it in the future.
Do you understand?
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You first let the dog urinate on a newspaper, and then don't throw away the newspaper, let the dog smell the newspaper next time, and slowly it will go to the newspaper to urinate on its own, and it is easy to clean up. [em02][em02][em02][em02][em02]
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Anonymous users2024-01-22You let it smell the ones it put out
Then scold it and hit it on the head or PP, and don't have to force it to go to the toilet and tell it to be there in the future.
Be patient, it will take it!! Waiting for your good news
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It's best to turn off the toilet If it's casual, it must be cleaned up and can't leave a smell Let alone smell it by its head Otherwise, it will be put there every day in the future View the original post
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Anonymous users2024-01-20You put the dog's poop in the toilet and shut him up in the toilet.
Later, when he smelled it, he would put it there
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Keep it in the toilet for 1 month, and then it will get used to pulling in the toilet, and that's it! ~
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Anonymous users2024-01-18I've had a dog for three years.
It has a habit of smelling its whole home. I think it's better to lock it in the toilet or teach it. Tell it. That's how my dog was taught!
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Anonymous users2024-01-17yes, that's fine, be patient. My dog must also be taught well, otherwise I will always be beaten and pulled.
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Anonymous users2024-01-16I also want to help you, but my dog is enough to raise for almost a month and still won't go to the toilet, as soon as he is released, he commits a crime, and he is always chased and beaten by me...
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Anonymous users2024-01-15My stupid dog.
Hard and soft will not be taught! ~
Good luck to the landlord! ~
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