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Anonymous users2024-01-24As long as you feed it regularly, fixedly, and quantitatively, observe how long it will defecate after eating, and then seize that point in time when it poops, put a piece of paper stained with its urine in the toilet as soon as possible, tell it to defecate here, and give it a snack reward immediately when it does it right. Then clean up the poop that it discharges everywhere immediately, and then disinfect it with an odor disinfectant to cover up the previous smell, and it will know to go to the toilet after coming and going.
First of all, it is generally five months before training, and secondly, it is necessary to find out its bowel pattern and signs before defecation. Put the teddy dog in the box, take it outside every time you let it out to let it defecate, give a reward in time after the defecation, and reprimand it loudly if it doesn't defecate in the toilet.
The shovel officer should be guided slowly and rewarded.
Hello, every time it urinates, there will be a hint, you just take it to the toilet, and it will form a conditioned reflex for a long time Very happy to serve you.
To give you my experience, my dog has been raised for more than a year, when I first came to pull her outside, I beat her, closed the cage at night, she went to the cage to encourage her, closed the cage at night, and after a long time, she went to the cage herself.
The toilet was so clean that there was no smell of her poop, and of course she wouldn't go. After she defecated in the open, she hit it first, then wiped it with a paper towel, and threw the paper towel on the floor in the toilet, and she didn't throw it away for the last month. Leave a crack in the toilet door for her, let her know that there is a smell of poop in the toilet, and after forming a habit, if the toilet door is closed when she wants to poop, she would rather hold back and scratch the door than defecate anywhere.