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Anonymous users2024-01-24Put a sand table in the bathroom, and take it in when the dog wants to poop, don't pour out all the poop, and take it the second time if you smell it, it will get used to it after a few days, and you don't have to worry about it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You hold it and let it watch you throw the poop in the toilet and it will know. Demonstration for a few days will do. My Wang Xingren is like this, and yours doesn't know.
Uh, it's very troublesome, 84 disinfectant is fine, that is, hygienic virus killing, and odor removal, just add some to the mopping water, and the smell will disappear immediately after mopping. Or Amway's air freshening spray, which costs a little more.
1.Choose a fixed place in your home as a fixed place for your dog to excrete. Since the dog wants to be convenient, of course, you can't just let it pull it to the ground, so either buy it a professional dog toilet or spread a few newspapers, which is the dog's toilet handle. >>>More
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
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. >>>More
It's a nuisance, you're going to have to go through a lot of scolding, you're going to have to keep it in the bathroom for a little longer, you're going to have to tell him to urinate there, and you're going to have to praise him the first time he gets it right (1 year old dogs are harder to train than a few months old dogs) Good luck!