How to train a golden bear to go to the toilet at a fixed point?

Without training, the hamsters themselves will defecate at fixed points.

Because the hamster is the object of prey in the wild, it needs to hide its scent.

First of all, it is easier to understand the daily habits and personality of the golden bear, and it will be easier to achieve the desired effect by training it in a targeted manner.

First of all, you need to prepare a toilet, which can be bought on the market or you can do it yourself, but the height of the entrance and exit should not be too high, so that it is inconvenient for hamsters to enter and exit. The toilet should be placed farthest away from its nest, for example, if the hamster's nest is in the lower right corner of the cage, then the toilet should be placed in the upper left corner. Because this is the habit of hamsters, they are used to peeing far away from the nest.

As for the sand in the toilet, it is best not to buy sand that will become solid when wet, because hamsters like to play in the sand and may eat it by mistake.

It's time to see how the hamster behaves when you're ready, and maybe it's not clear at first, so you can see where it usually pees and try to move the toilet there. Then the hamster should go to the toilet to pee. If that doesn't work, wipe the area where the hamster has urinated with sawdust and put it on the sand in the toilet, or put the poop on the sand pile.

If it still doesn't work, then wrap a diaper. However, hamster poop is more nerve-wracking than peeing, even if it will obediently go to the toilet to pee, but there are many hamsters that don't go to the toilet to poop, because wild rats and rats also have the same habits.

My bears will pee in the toilet, but the poop is everywhere, it's really clean, and it's an endless bath all day.

Keep it in the toilet, and he will naturally defecate in the toilet, and he can eat it when he is hungry.

The provisions of the regulations give back and forth a large number of high regulations.

You pee to show it....In the future, it will learn from you, and I will do that