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Anonymous users2024-01-24There are 2 key issues to master in training dogs.
One: Age. Dogs that are too young in the month are recommended to be caged, and puppies within 1-3 months are not fully developed, have irregular bowel movements, and cannot be effectively trained.
Two: Timing. The most important thing in dog training is the question of timing, under normal circumstances, the dog's thinking connection is only within 3-5 seconds, the punishment for doing something wrong should be caught, and the punishment is meaningless after exceeding the time limit, and the dog will not associate it with what is punished.
It is important to train dogs to defecate in a fixed place to grasp the regularity, and in general, regular dog bowel movements are nothing more than a few times: after waking up, after eating, and after a moderate amount of exercise. Different dogs have different habits.
It is recommended to grasp the law first, then limit the range of activities according to the law (locked in the toilet), and finally fight the will, do not pull or let go, and reward immediately if you pull. Repeatedly.
Forcing a dog to smell its own feces is abusive and pointless.
The rewards and punishments are clear, and the timing is right, dogs are very intelligent animals.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Then keep it off.
until he can't sprinkle it.
There is no good education to form good habits.
Well, when our pug brother was more than 2 months old, he began to hum at 6 o'clock in the morning, and after being beaten by me twice, he was no longer crooked, and he decisively waited for me to sleep until he woke up naturally, at that time our family also slept on the balcony, and then snored too loudly to sleep in the living room, and raised it for more than a year and will not make trouble in the middle of the night, it knows that it is looking for a pump, and the dog is like this, and it has to be cleaned up at the beginning, otherwise it will wait to toss.
It shows that she is very anxious now, and the flying heart gives her the desire to come out, she doesn't want to stay inside, and he wants you to let him out.
Not so ... He's pooping everywhere, and you take poop to the toilet with playing cards, and you call the dog over, and tell him that you can only poop here in the future, and you'll be flushing it out in a day or two, and then he'll train for two or three days, and he'll go to the toilet on his own, and if he's going to poop and spank him gently, and then take him to the toilet, and tell him that you can only pull it here, and that's how I used to train my golden retrievers.
Take toilet paper to wipe the dog's pee, and then take it to the newspaper prepared in advance in the bathroom, and the dog will run to the newspaper to poop when it smells.