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Anonymous users2024-01-24You have to think back to whether you gave it a clear positive reward and praise when it did it right. Or maybe you've given it the wrong hint and it's no longer going out to the toilet. The method must be right, otherwise the result will be the opposite.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is no continuity and supervision in training.
That is, if you train him to go to the toilet successfully, you don't give him praise and encouragement (like rewarding him for his favorite food) to help him deepen his memory, and you end up with a stereotype of lack of encouragement and more blame than encouragement.
And then there's that the supervision is not strong, and when he learns, you or your family should supervise him, so she will not go to the toilet when she sees that no one is paying attention to the house.
Dogs are very clean animals and generally do not drown their feces in their homes. Even after 1 month of birth, puppies will automatically leave their residence to find a place to defecate. From the day the puppy is brought home, it is necessary to train it to go to the toilet carefully. >>>More
Take the dog to the place where it poops, pat it on the head, then take the dog to where it should poop, and then clean up the poop area (put its poop in the toilet where it should go). When you're done, it's best to sprinkle some other perfume or something on the spot where it did its bad stuff. If nothing else, it will get rid of the bad ones.
Normal dogs are clean in love. Will choose to defecate in a place far away from the living environment. So if you have enough time, take him out. >>>More
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.
It is not recommended to keep the dog in the toilet, especially the puppy, there is a sense of fear when you first come to your house, and it will definitely bark loudly if you lock it in, and it is easy to feel afraid of that place, rejection, but not to go to the toilet there! That's when you're going to have a headache! Because some people think that in order to get it to urinate in the toilet faster, it is easy to turn it off first. >>>More