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Anonymous users2024-01-24Uh, 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.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Put some vinegar with something and put it there, OK
Clean the home thoroughly, preferably with 84, and do not leave the smell of dog feces. When the dog is still defecating at home, scold and stop it in time, and take it to a place where you think it is okay to defecate. It can change over time.
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!
This kind of training is best started with young dogs. Because puppies have poor ability to control their bowel movements before the age of 3 to 4 months, they will urinate openly after their bladder is full of urine, or when they encounter irritation and interference. Under normal circumstances, puppies urinate 10 to 20 times a day and poop 4 to 5 times a day. >>>More
Here's how my teddy dog is trained: when they are 21 days old, I put a square white steel plate next to their litter, about 33 centimeters wide and 66 centimeters long, and spread old newspapers and smear their urine. Grab it several times a day and put it on a plate, and as it grows, it moves farther and farther away. >>>More
Dip it in a newspaper and put it in the toilet.