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Anonymous users2024-01-24It's okay in my house, when you just leave the house, she will call, but after a while, she won't call. But if you raise Teddy and you're going to leave her most of the time, don't raise it, it's good for you and for it. Teddy is clingy and really needs to be accompanied at all times, and if you can't be with her, it's going to be pathetic and will get hot.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It should be a puppy, if it's a puppy, this situation is too normal. But what the upstairs said is very right, if you usually have less time at home, don't raise it. It has been scientifically proven that if a dog does not see its owner for a long time, it will easily suffer from depression, after all, it is also a small life.
It's also good to give it to a friend you trust, and it's good to go and see it when you have time.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Older dogs don't bark all the time.
The toilet was so clean that there was no smell of her poop, and of course she wouldn't go. After she defecated in the open, she hit it first, then wiped it with a paper towel, and threw the paper towel on the floor in the toilet, and she didn't throw it away for the last month. Leave a crack in the toilet door for her, let her know that there is a smell of poop in the toilet, and after forming a habit, if the toilet door is closed when she wants to poop, she would rather hold back and scratch the door than defecate anywhere.
It's a habit. Tell it not to live like this in the future. It will understand.
Dogs generally want to poop about 15 20 minutes after eating, and when the dog wants to poop, it will run around and smell everywhere, at this time you will take it to the toilet, and wait for it to be pulled before it is released, if it is not pulled, it will be locked in, so that after a long time, the dog will have a memory.
After pooping where it shouldn't, it pointed at the poop in a stern tone and said, "Poop, no, no!" Repeat it a few times, tell it that it is poop, then take it to the garden, point to the place where you want him to go to the toilet and say, poop, here, behave, be gentle, don't touch it halfway so as not to be distracted, after a few times he will understand, my teddy is taught like this, and it will be soon, but occasionally when he gets up and doesn't wake up, he will make a mistake, as long as he makes a mistake in the poop, he blames it, and the tone is harsh, and over time he gets used to it.
Dogs defecating everywhere will make the house dirty, so it needs to be trained well. In the past, my teddy dog also urinated everywhere, but later according to the method introduced in an article on the Internet, I changed this bad habit of my dog. What I read is [My Maomao's 30-day Secret] and I hope it can help you. >>>More