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Anonymous users2024-01-24The dog will smell everywhere and turn in circles before it wants to be convenient, the owner can insist on observing for a few days, and you can take it to the toilet when the dog wants to be convenient, or you can lock it in for a while, and then let the dog out. Be sure to stick to it for a few days, and the dog will go to the toilet as soon as it is convenient, so that it will know that there is a smell in the toilet, and it will habitually go to the toilet conveniently.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Go to the toilet with him and show him how he goes to the toilet Really, not kidding, my cats are like humans and go to the toilet in a squatting position.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22This shouldn't work, so don't be embarrassed for your pet dog.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Going to the toilet is something your dog does every day, so you must do your best to train it well. Put a fence on the perimeter of the poop basin first, and train patiently every day.
Record the time of excretion.
If the dog's life is regular, then the time to go to the toilet is also determined. Carefully observe the time of excretion and record it, so that you can grasp the pattern of its toilet use, and then you can take it to the toilet.
Watch for signs before going to the toilet.
When the dog wants to defecate, it will keep walking around or rubbing its nose around, pay attention to these reactions of the dog, and take it to the toilet in time.
Take your dog to the toilet.
Dogs defecate every two or three hours, even at night, which requires you to take them to the toilet every two or three hours.
When the dog is drowning, be patient and wait for the dismantling.
If the dog does not immediately dissipate its reputation after letting it into the defecation, you need to urge it softly while waiting patiently.
Allow the dog to associate the act of urinating with the pronunciation.
When the dog makes a gentle "shh
Give your dog a reward.
Immediately after the poop is finished, give it something to eat and reward it well. Let it move freely after urinating, After urinating, you should let your dog move freely for a period of time, and do not put it in the dog cage immediately, otherwise it will form a sense of "it will be locked up after urinating".
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Your question I watched on CCTV before the loss, and now I found this video on the Internet, it is to train cats, you have the same method to train your dog as sleepy on the line, please see the link for details:
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Before training, you should understand the dog's habits, my experience is as follows: >>>More
It seems that someone said earlier: lure it to eat. It's this dog who defecates everywhere. Punish if you catch it. Then if it's right, I'll eat it. Bootstrap at a time. Otherwise, this dog is not human. You need to train slowly.
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.
First of all, you have to fix the feeding time, and then take them out for a walk half an hour after feeding, and then walk after it gets up in the morning, and walk half an hour after feeding before going to bed at night, then it can basically solve their toilet problem. >>>More
Can't hit! Hitting a dog will make you afraid! The next time it solves it at the door of the toilet, you can make it angry and make it look like you're going to hit it, but don't really hit it, just let it know that you're angry. >>>More