The teddy dog keeps pooping and urinating, and I put it in the toilet, is that okay?

The humidity in the toilet is too heavy, which will make the dog have skin diseases. It's best not to put it in the toilet, and you can't put it in the kitchen. It's only 2 months too young, teach him slowly, spread the newspaper and guide him to the toilet.

Generally, dogs are trained before 3-4 months of age. Put a potty in a convenient place where you want it, put old newspapers in it, or spread some sand or ash slag, and lead the dog to a potty for a certain period of time (e.g. after feeding, after waking up in the morning, before going to bed at night), and if the dog can urinate in the potty, you give it a caress or food reward. Sometimes the dog doesn't necessarily have to urinate and defecate during this time, and it doesn't matter, wait for a certain amount of time before letting it go.

If the dog is found not to urinate in the designated place, it should be severely reprimanded after it has finished defecating (you can also give it a few gentle strokes) to let it know that the owner does not like it, and then take it to the designated place to defecate. After patient training and training, dogs can gradually develop the habit of defecating in a fixed place. If you're afraid of trouble.

Another way is to buy a dog fence. In addition to eating, let it out. The rest of the time is closed inside.

Although it is a bit cruel to the dog, in a week or so, it will run inside to poop on its own.

It's not good, we know that the toilet will have some smell, for dogs with very sensitive smells, it will be unbearable, it's really not okay you put a dog cage at home, put a very thick mat on it, can't you?

Professional diapers with pets, not expensive, the first few times you use it to get a little bit on top of the NNBB where you want it to go to the toilet, very convenient. The toilet was too damp. Prone to skin diseases,