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Anonymous users2024-01-24Every time I look at him, I might be about to pee and carry him to the toilet. Get used to it. Or put the paper that smells of his urine in the toilet and carry him over often, and he will understand.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's too small, three months.
Puppies can start training when they're two months old, and it's quick for puppies to learn to set points, and as long as you have patience in the first few days, you'll generally be successful. During the period, it is necessary to pay attention to the dog's excretion and clean it up in time, and spray the deodorant disinfectant. There are many designated places, some people designate the bathroom or balcony at home, and some people use the dog toilet bought at the pet store. >>>More
What a month.
That's a little over a year old for a human being. >>>More
Buy a spray specifically for dogs to know about peeing sites. Some are sold online, where to spray, then there will be no dog poop. If you go to the toilet at the specified site, give the dog a reward (dog treats). >>>More
This needs to be a habit. Take it easy. When it has to go to the toilet every day in a place other than the toilet, you have to go over and correct it. >>>More
When the owners train relatively small dogs, they can use diapers or newspapers and other tools to carry out, and some urine can be appropriately stained on diapers or newspapers, so that dogs can smell and prompt dogs to go to the toilet in a fixed position. When the dog is urinating everywhere, you can punish him appropriately, pat his butt gently or speak harshly, and take the dog to the position where the diaper is placed, indicating that the dog should pee in the right place. >>>More