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Anonymous users2024-01-24It's very likely that she doesn't adapt to changing things, so you take out the mop and try it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Now I'm in this situation as well. How did you solve it, please.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Could it be that you bathed him? He doesn't like to take a bath, so he doesn't dare to go to the toilet?
Since it is not superstitious, it is nothing, rats usually do not actively attack humans, and rats generally interact at night, and you can wash them during the day. >>>More
Take it there every time it wants to pull, if it pulls somewhere else, it really has to be trained oh, can't pat it, otherwise it will think you think it is doing the right thing, and then point to the place you specified, tell it should be pulled there, repeat it a few times, the dog is very smart, you know.
As long as the dog can get in and out, it's good if it doesn't touch. >>>More
The dog is not born to squat in the toilet, he doesn't dare to go to the toilet, this has done a great progress, then you train him to go to the toilet although he doesn't dare, but it's already progress, and then you slowly adjust, it's easy to pull it out.