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Anonymous users2024-01-24Buy pet sanitizer online to remove the smell left after urinating. Be sure to wipe the area where it has urinated, otherwise it will repeat the mess.
Soak it in the newspaper and put it in the bathroom, take him and repeatedly tell him to pee, use an encouraging tone, don't beat and scold him, otherwise it will cause rebellion. It is also necessary to master the time of dog poop and pee, take him to the toilet after drinking water and wait for him to pull after meals. Once pulled on the pair to be loudly praised and rewarded with his favorite food.
Training needs to be repeated constantly, and if you don't remind your dog for a while, you will forget.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Go outdoors and it will be outdoors.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's generally raised from a young age and you can lure it to the toilet with food.
Keep it in the toilet and wait until it's done defecating before giving it anything to eat. So you can teach it a few times.
You pull it to the toilet with a newspaper bag, it is going to poop when it smells everywhere, take it to the bathroom and wait for it to pull it out, just get it a few more times, after five months the puppy is easier to teach, too small to teach will not.
This is human social engineering, which can install cameras in some places and tell everyone that toilets can be equipped with automatic flushers. Of course, if the environment is very good, everyone can't help but become civilized.
The dog is small, and so is my teddy. I have to go outside to walk the dog every morning and evening, and it will not defecate at home until it grows to about 8 months. It seems that it is not easy to go to the toilet at home, because the dog goes out to urinate to leave the smell and occupy the dish.
Put the dog's urine on the newspaper for the dog to smell and then put it in a fixed position, and then criticize it as long as it is pulled around, carry it to the newspaper, and insist on training.