How to train a dachshund to go to the toilet

Dogs are very clean animals and generally do not drown their feces in their homes. Even after 1 month of birth, puppies will automatically leave their residence to find a place to defecate. From the day the puppy is brought home, it is necessary to train it to go to the toilet carefully.

Indoor dogs can generally be placed in the corridor or balcony, in the corner of the bathroom, with a box or basket with old newspaper and a layer of plastic film as a simple toilet. Let the puppy learn to excrete in a simple toilet. The puppy walks around the room while sniffing the smell, sometimes making a sound in its mouth, running to the owner's side, and looking restless, which is a signal that it wants to excrete.

At this time, take the puppy to the toilet in time and tell the puppy to "pee". If the puppy has successfully excreted, don't forget to praise it by saying "good, good".

Take the dog to the toilet in time, so that after many trainings, the dog will be able to get used to it on its own. If the puppy is defecating outside of the toilet, pick up the puppy quickly and give it a stern "no" and send it to the toilet. If it does not work in the process of stopping, do not blame when excreting, and immediately after excretion, emphasize the blame "no" in the wrong place of excretion.

Let the puppy understand that it is doing something wrong. If the puppy is not reprimanded in time, the puppy will not understand its fault. It is necessary to correct the puppy at the time of the wrong excretion.

It may be that the puppy does not understand and understand why it is being blamed at first, but after a few repeated trainings, the puppy understands. A dog that understands fast can be trained in a day, and a dog that understands slowly can be trained in a week, and habit becomes natural.

How to train a dachshund to go to the toilet:

First, after the dachshund enters the house for the first time, parents should not let it run around, but should first let it move within a fixed range, and choose a fixed excretion section for it. Because studies have found that the place where the dachshund goes to the toilet for the first time is often its "favorite" in the future, it is very important to guide the dachshund to excrete for the first time.

Second, in general, the time of excretion of Dachshunds is also very regular. The need to excrete occurs after waking up in the morning, eating and drinking for 30 minutes, and drinking for 15 minutes. So, in the process of raising a dachshund.

As an owner, be sure to pay close attention to your dog's behavior. If you find it smelling the floor, it means it's about to excrete. At this point, it is most important to direct it to a designated place of excretion, and then encourage the dachshund to excrete in a fixed toilet.