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Anonymous users2024-01-24I've had a dog for more than ten years, and there is a way to try everything: when it is scattered, catch it, let it smell it first, and then beat it (how to beat yourself to master, the flesh hurts) while beating and scolding, let it know what mistakes have been made, and then put its poop where you ask it, and then let it smell it, and keep repeating your request to it. Repeat it about three or four times and it's no problem (dogs are very smart).
1.The smell of dog feces is particularly unpleasant, and it pollutes the environment when going out to urinate, so training dogs to use flush toilets or squatting toilets can be counted in one fell swoop, but you must be patient and keep training. >>>More
If he poops in the wrong place, you scare him or hit him and put him in the right place. Know he's against it.
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.
Toilet training for the puppy From the day the puppy is brought home, it is necessary to train it to go to the toilet carefully. Indoor dogs can generally be placed in the corridor or balcony, in the corner of the bathroom, with a box or basket with old newspaper and a layer of plastic film as a simple toilet. Let the puppy learn to excrete in a simple toilet. >>>More
It's good to teach it to go to the toilet to urinate, but if it doesn't work, keep it in the toilet for two days, and then it will naturally go to the toilet every time it urinates.