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Anonymous users2024-01-24The normal habit of dogs is not to urinate near their perch. Because the dog's ancestors were burrowing animals, the smell of feces would reveal its whereabouts and be harassed by other predators, (especially during the reproductive and lactating periods), so it would excrete far from the nest, and this habit was inherited by genes. Not only dogs, but many animals with fixed dens are less likely to defecate near their habitats for safety reasons.
We have now reduced the living space of our pet dogs, but this habit is still preserved. When we train pet dogs to defecate indoors, placing the dog toilet too close to the kennel is not conducive to training.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Because the toilet is a place to urinate and defecate, and the kennel is a place to sleep, two different places are placed too close together to make the dog confused, just like people, you can't always put the bed next to the toilet.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Dogs don't urinate around the nest.
The plastic stools that were thrown into the toilet were all scrapped by people, and it is estimated that they were temporarily cleaned up and put there waiting to be thrown away.
Leaving a mark is a sign of occupying a place that tells other dogs that it's his territory, or that it's been here to attract the opposite sex.
Although this is not a good practice, it is more important to face it positively. Changing someone else is not an easy thing to do. Only a positive attitude and actions can bring benefits. >>>More
Feces and urine are discharged directly on the train, and toilets are turned off at the station to prevent polluting the station.
Because the donkey's tail has many functions, it is one to protect the anus, and when it goes to the toilet, the tail is cocked to facilitate the toilet.