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Anonymous users2024-01-24In fact, a lot of dogs will smell the smell to the same place to defecate, many people say so, and my dog will smell and smell before every time he urinates, I don't know if your home is a special pet toilet or use newspaper or something to pad it, in short, my home is a newspaper, and then will not be changed often, usually two days to change, or just pave several layers, pull the top layer to throw away, in short, is to leave a little smell, but don't directly leave the poop on it, Over time, the dog will know where he should go to the toilet.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Dip some of his urine in a newspaper and put it in the toilet, and if he pees somewhere else, tell him and guide him to smell it and take it to the toilet.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Catch it to the toilet at regular intervals every day.
If it still pulls around, press its head and smell its own poop, then catch it and go to the toilet, and over time it will go to the toilet to pull.
Dirt method, hehe.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Supermarkets sell pet defecation inducers.
It is normal for a puppy to defecate in the open three months ago, even if you hit it, it is useless to catch him and not even give him food, he can't remember at all, I have two dogs, Tibetan Mastiff and Samoyed, both of which have been raised since a month, and the situation at the beginning is the same as you, using various methods, and making yourself half angry! Later, I learned that puppies are the same as children, and they can't control their urine and urine when they are small. But when she grows up to 3 months, she slowly becomes sensible, and at this time, you have to stop him immediately when he is about to poop, such as shouting, or immediately arrest him and put him in the place you designate. >>>More
It's also a matter for dogs' urine, do you know how to train it?
Put something with dog excrement in the toilet, and then you find that he has signs of excretion, and go there to get it, but it's a lot of trouble, and if it's bigger, take it out sooner or later, but he gets into the habit of going to the toilet outside.
First of all, it should be clear that as a dog's nature, he is reluctant to be near his own nest. At the same time, the dog will find a place that is often convenient through the sense of smell and fix it. Therefore, as he grows older and his range of activities expands, he will gradually find a relatively fixed place away from his nest. >>>More
Use a small basin to fill some ash, put the dog's poop (pee is also OK) into it and mix it with the ash, and then put it in the toilet, and then take it to the toilet when the dog is about to poop, the dog smells the poop in the small basin, and it will be pulled in that place, and it will know how to pull it after training a few more times.