What should I do if my puppy doesn t want to poop in the dog toilet?

There is a very good way to use, the dog is fenced with a small fence, the range of the fence should be small, so small that you can only put down the dog, and then put a newspaper below, as long as the dog urinates or poops on it, you should praise him, and so he poops on it every time, you will expand the fence range, if the fence is expanded, the dog is still pooping on the newspaper, there is no need for the fence, then the puppy will think that the newspaper is the toilet.

Next, you put the newspaper somewhere else, in the door or in the toilet, and the training at home is successful. Prepare to train outside the house. Leave the newspaper at the door and let the dog poop. Slowly, put the newspaper outside the door and make the dog think that the newspaper outside the house is also the idea of the toilet.

Later, when I went out, I saw that the dog had the idea of pooping, so I put a newspaper, and if he was big on it, it meant that it was successful...

This method is also used to defecate in the toilet, if you just want him to poop in the toilet, put a newspaper in the toilet; If you want him to poop in the dog toilet, put the newspaper in the dog toilet, and when he gets used to pooping in the dog toilet, gradually make the newspaper smaller until the newspaper disappears completely... =V=.

For puppies raised in a normal state, home training rarely raises the issue of going to the toilet, because puppies will learn to leave their sleeping place to go to the toilet if they are raised by their mother until they are 6 or 7 weeks old. Keeping clean is an instinct of puppies, so few puppies will stain their sleeping place if given a choice.

A puppy needs to pee and defecate frequently because it has a very small bladder and intestines. This also gives dog owners plenty of opportunities to praise the puppy because it goes to the toilet in the right place and allows it to learn faster.

Don't punish your dog when he does something wrong, and it's your responsibility to take your dog to the place you have chosen when it needs to go to the toilet.

It is usually taken to the toilet after waking up, after a meal, and every hour. Take your dog outside, wait for him to finish using the toilet, and then reward him with snacks or play with him.

When it is fumbling how to go to the toilet, you have to wait for it on the sidelines so that you can praise it at the right time. Puppies will inevitably have some "accidents", try to ignore the important and clean up well, so that the smell does not linger, so that the dog can be encouraged to repeat this action in the same place.

Don't scold your dog when he makes a mistake, but reward him when he gets it right, so that he will want to get out soon.

Training your dog to listen to instructions to pee and defecate is also a viable option. When he is obedient, add some words of your choice, such as "hurry up" or "busy", and your dog will associate these words with the action; The important thing is that you only say these words when it is really listening.

Listening to instructions to go to the toilet is very useful and can prevent their dog from arbitrarily soiling the environment when dog owners have something to do. Teaching your dog to have a good toilet in the yard before you leave the house can help prevent accidents in the park or on the sidewalk.

Also, bring a spoon every time so that whenever your dog defecates in public, you can clean it up right away.

A: Dogs rely on their sense of smell to find the toilet, so it's important to understand this, and if you don't defecate in the designated place, make sure to cover up the smell with something.

1）.Put the dog's excrement in a newspaper at the designated place you want, let it smell, and give a reward if the dog defecates in your designated place next time. Positive conditioning is formed, and the method of limiting the range of motion can be used with a fence.

2）.Do not use reprimand and corporal punishment, dogs often do not understand that they are trained because they defecate in the wrong place, but only think that they have been excreted in front of the owner, so that if the owner's method does not change, it will develop into excretion in a place where the owner cannot see or when the owner is away, and eventually it will develop into eating feces. Avoid corporal punishment and turn it into positive encouragement.

Dogs generally start to sniff underground, which is a signal of excretion.

3）.Dogs and people have different understandings of the house, people think that the place where they live is a closed place on all sides, while dogs think that it is a place where everyone moves, so if you want to spend some time every day with your dog playing in the area where it excretes, or sit there with a book for half an hour (provided that the smell of excrement has been removed), then your dog will slowly understand that this is not a toilet.

4）.If the dog challenges the owner's position or is jealous of other animals in the house, it will also defecate in the open to mark the territory of the dog, especially if the owner is defecating, such as on or around the bed.

5）.Dogs to a new environment will also mark the smell, it's instinctive.