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Anonymous users2024-01-24Puppies learn to spot points quickly and can generally succeed as long as you are patient in the first few days. There are many designated places, some people use the sewer of the toilet, some people use the dog toilet bought at the pet store, and some people use newspapers and put them away from the dog's kennel. I don't think the newspaper is absorbent enough, so I use diapers all the time, just change them once a day, and it's also very convenient.
At first, you can use a newspaper or diaper to dip a little puppy urine, or wipe the puppy's buttocks, and then put it in a fixed place, and the puppy will find a smelly place by itself. If he won't look for it, you have to be observant. The puppy will always have some fixed movements before convenience, such as lowering his head and sniffing repeatedly in a small area, walking back and forth, turning in circles, etc., as soon as this action is found, he will be carried to the designated place for his convenience, and praise him after he is convenient, so that he knows that he is doing the right thing.
The normal life of a puppy should be relatively regular, after eating, or waking up, will want to go to the convenience, pay attention to this rule will also help you know when the puppy will want to be convenient.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Try to be in the new toilet every time you go to the toilet, and this has to be gradually adapted to by itself.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Get its excrement over, leave it smelling there, and train a few more times.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21First use food to tempt and form a conditioned reflex to pull.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Get some excrement in the new toilet for you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Give it a new toilet.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18AZSDFGHJ
If the dog has signs of excretion, you can put the dog in the new toilet and let it poop, and the dog will get used to it after a few more times. Because dogs are very smart.
Slowly induce it to put its urine in the new toilet.
Be sure to teach, you can give this method a try:
Keep it in the toilet until it's 'convenient' before releasing it, then praise it again and tell him, "I'm going to go to the toilet myself." Over time, it will consciously go to the toilet. >>>More
As long as it leaves the smell of small and big relief in the toilet, it will naturally go next time.
Summary. Hello, Teddy got a new dog toilet, but it just doesn't go to the toilet to pee is needed to train slowly. Observe the dog's excretion time, the dog usually excretes after eating, playing, and just waking up, so the dog should develop a good habit of eating regularly (3 meals a day). >>>More