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Anonymous users2024-01-24I have only raised 5 dogs with my own hands, and the first one was heartbroken by its urinating and defecating problems, and it may not be experienced in raising a dog for the first time, and it will never learn to excrete at a fixed point. The second one was very worry-free, I brought it back the first day, and when I saw it sniffing around on the ground, I put it in the dog cage until it finished peeing and then picked it out. In the afternoon, it already knew that it was going to the toilet.
Hehe, poop is also going on inside at the same time.
If you want the dog to excrete at a fixed point, you can put the toilet paper stained with its pee in the toilet, hold it to smell, and see it sniffing everywhere and have the meaning of peeing, so you can hold it directly to the toilet. Try it a few more times and you'll know. If it pees outside the toilet, be sure to clean it and not leave a little smell, otherwise it will pee in the same place next time.
Probably only know so much, and experience is limited. In fact, whether a dog can learn to go to the toilet or not, I occasionally think it is related to talent.
When the dog wants to go to the toilet, it will keep spinning and sniffing around, so take it to the toilet, solve it, and then release it.
Put your dog's urine or poop where you want it to poop.
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