How does little Teddy, who has been more than 40 days old, train to go to the toilet at a fixed poin

Hello, your dog is still too young to consider starting training in about 3 months. Don't use inducers, it's not good for your dog's nose. In about 3 months, you can lure it to the newspaper NNBB with food, and you will be rewarded after you finish it. Hope it helps.

Use a newspaper to pave the ground in a place that is or often convenient, and put its feces on top to induce, the initial success rate is very low, such as seeing the dog sniffing around, and finally sniffing around a point, after 30 seconds it will be convenient at that point, at this time you can not scold and drive away, you should gently encourage: pull the smelly smell-pull the smelly smell, so that it understands that it is pulling the smelly smell, and pulling the smelly smell is correct, not wrong. Eliminate the dog's fear of excretion, you can squat down before it, slowly put the newspaper behind it, pull it out and timely verbal encouragement is very, very necessary, and accompanied by a gentle scratch of the neck, after becoming a habit, slowly move the position of the newspaper, and finally move to the position you expect, this process often takes 1-3 months to complete, you need patience and tolerance, do not scold!

Forty days, too small, don't think about it.

Forty days is one month and ten days, which is equivalent to a person's infancy, there is no way to control their excretion, you can't train, you can only wipe it frequently, if you want to train, you have to wait for it to be about four months, and the amount of excretion will be reduced.

It barks at night because it has no sense of security, so small dogs have to sleep in their arms, otherwise they will bark, when it barks, it is nothing more than hungry, want to go to the toilet, or want you to play with it, just spend more time with it.

It takes up to two months for puppies to sleep on their own, especially when they are just brought home.

Don't think that if it's a dog, it's very independent, just like a human, and you have to raise it from childhood to adulthood.

It's too small, it's definitely not.