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Anonymous users2024-01-241.Schedule time to go to the toilet. Puppies tend to play and excrete after sleeping, eating, and drinking.
And after such activities, take him to the toilet, try to take the puppy outdoors to excrete, and prepare snacks to reward him. 2.Control the amount of food and water, because you have to excrete as much as you eat.
Remember, it's up to you when and where you want to excrete, and regular feeding is semi-regular excretion! 3.Don't change after choosing a good quality dog food.
Because many poor dog foods contain impurities with no nutritional value, although they are safe to eat, they increase the number of excretions per day. Also, avoid sudden changes in your eating habits. 4.
When you're not at home, use a box or fence to limit your puppy's range of movement. This is the best way to reduce the chance of peeing everywhere. Wooden crates are also desirable.
Because of the long imprisonment (more.
8 or 9 hours) can allow the puppy to defecate in the wooden box. 5.Rewarded with snacks.
This is the most effective method, but it is rarely used to train dogs not to pee in the house. 6.Set up a ritual of going to the toilet, that is, enter and exit with the same door every time, go to the same grass to defecate, and then wait patiently until the puppy has defeciated, and then praise it good dog.
Don't harass it with too many words of encouragement. When you can predict when it wants to excrete, you can add "good D" or "go to the toilet", and when it's done, praise it "good" dog and hand it a snack. 7.
Gradually, let your dog take more responsibility. Take it to the toilet area, leave it there, and wait until it's done before taking it away. Gradually, it was allowed to walk a little way to the toilet on its own, and eventually it understood how to complete the whole process on its own.
Note: Be sure that the puppy is really going to the toilet, otherwise you will receive an unexpected surprise later. 8.
Be happy to wake up your puppy at night, and you want puppies under three months old to go to the toilet at night. Letting it pee in the room will only delay the time it takes to train. 9.
If the puppy accidentally does not pee in the designated place, do not punish it, as this will only make him afraid to go to the toilet in front of you in the future. 10.Wait for the puppy to grow.
The dog is coming. At five or six months of age, its muscles can control excretion like an adult dog. If you can also reduce the number of times your puppy pees accidentally, it will soon mature enough to control itself.
1.Sniffing against the ground is often a sign that the puppy is going to defecate, and some puppies will sniff and run frantically at the same time. At this point, you only have a few seconds to stop it and put it in the designated place. >>>More
Puppy training to go to the toilet is very simple, I have raised four puppies, puppies generally wake up, after eating, about five minutes after peeing, you take it to the toilet before this, wait for it to pee, and then take it out If it pees everywhere, you just see it, take it to the toilet immediately, and every time it pees in the toilet, you have to praise it, give it some food rewards, let it understand that there will be a reward for peeing in the toilet, and it will naturally go to the toilet to pee later. And when it pees somewhere else, you have to rebuke it sharply and make it understand that it's wrong. Hope it helps.
First, find a newspaper, or wipe a diaper, stick some of its urine, and put it in a fixed place (such as a toilet). Wipe down the other areas where it pees and spray it with deodorant (available in supermarkets). It will go to the toilet with the smell. >>>More
It's also a matter for dogs' urine, do you know how to train it?
As long as it asks for it, you take it to the designated place, and you will understand it after a few more times.