When we weren t at home, my dog was in the dog toilet conveniently, and when we got home, we started

Dogs pee on the ground when they're excited. Use deodorant to thoroughly clean the area where the dog has urinated, and do not leave the smell, otherwise he will follow the smell.

Generally, the dog will smell everywhere before peeing, and at this time, take the dog to the toilet, or the place where you want him to pee. It pees there and gives a reward, a snack or a stroke on the head. Usually he will remember it after a few times.

It takes time. When my dog begins to learn to go to the toilet, he will occasionally get excited to pee everywhere, and at this time bring it to the place where she pees and scold it loudly, the dog is very sensitive to sound. He will know that he has done something wrong, and he will continue to reward him next time he goes to the right place, and now that my dog is five months old, he will basically not make this mistake again.

It's only been raised for a week, and this one is easier to teach. Speaking of it may be more inhumane, but it is quite effective, we are to tell it first, if it defecates everywhere my dad will beat it [at the same time to tell it that next time it is here, it can understand], put it in the toilet, once or twice it will have an effect, you usually pee in the place to clean it well, there is a smell it will choose there again.

It's only been a week, your dog is likely to be trained by you to go to the toilet, which is a good sign, you roll it up with a newspaper when you are at home, and you can accuse him when you find him defecating in the open, or knock twice, the main thing is to be patient and talk more about him, and you will understand what you mean after a long time. Work hard.

Hold it on where it poops and urinate, and after a few times it will know what you mean. I have practical experience.