The dog’s nature is not to like to excrete in the place where it sleeps and eats. It must not be fed and set up in the excretion area. The places to sleep and eat are fixed and generally do not change. Observe and master the dog’s excretion time. Puppies usually excrete after eating, playing, and just waking up, so puppies should develop a good habit of eating regularly (3 meals a day). Observe the preparations of the dog before excretion. My dog ​​smells the ground and then squats down when urinating; when he defecates, he turns around quickly and smells the ground. The puppy‘s excretory system is not perfect, the frequency will be more, pay attention to observation at any time, and grasp the opportunity of training.
Once the dog pulls, clean it up immediately, isolate the little bad guy to another room so that he can’t see the cleaning process, drag it a few times, and finally cover the odor completely with the scented liquid. Dogs don’t like to be convenient again where there is poop, so BB should be cleaned up in time. If you are peeing enough, you can be lazy. But don’t urinate into a river, it doesn’t want to go where it doesn’t have a foot. At the beginning, use small snacks as a reward, and the puppies are very greedy. The password to let the dog excretion should be simple, and don’t change it in the future. I usually say “in the newspaper” and “to the toilet” can also be said; “shush”, etc.; when complimenting, the tone should be exaggerated, elated and accompanied by petting. My dog ​​happily runs to me every time he goes to the toilet and tells me that he has done something amazing. The dog’s nature is not to like to excrete in the place where it sleeps and eats. It must not be fed and set up in the excretion area. The places to sleep and eat are fixed and generally do not change.

The specific training process is as follows:
First, narrow down the dog’s range, and limit it to wherever you want it to be convenient. At first, I closed it to the toilet. Then spread newspapers all over the range of its activities, remember that if you want to put drinking water basins and kennels, you must put them in the corners, as far as possible from the excretion area, and do not put them on newspapers. Reward it for eating when it is found that it has urinated on the newspaper, and at the same time praise it vigorously, such as: “urinating on the newspaper, well done!” The best reward is immediately after the dog has urinated, and afterward, the reward should constantly point to the newspaper to let it Smell it (don’t press its head to smell it), compliment it more, and repeat simple compliments (don’t change the vocabulary in the future). After two days, reduce the scope of the newspaper shop, and pay attention to leaving a piece of urine when changing the newspaper. Ditto for vigorously rewarding as long as it is excreted in the newspaper.
When most of the dogs excrete on the newspaper, reduce the newspaper (then gradually reduce), and slowly expand the range of activities. I open the toilet door and close other doors that can be closed. Ditto for vigorously rewarding as long as it is excreted in the newspaper. If you have to pay attention elsewhere, this is the key to success or failure in the future. It is best to use the weekend when you have free time at home to train, because you have to catch the scene. Once you find that the dog is going to do something bad, immediately use the usual words to remind him loudly, such as “in the newspaper” or “to the toilet”, and at the same time point it to the toilet and lead it to the toilet. I don’t think the effect of taking it to the toilet is very good. Often it will be distracted or scared, and as a result, it will not urinate when it arrives in the toilet. Once you leave the puppy, it has become accustomed to taking it out on the newspaper, so you can take it outside. Putting newspaper outside where you want it to pee is a perpetual bonus. When the dog is about four months old, it can poop about three times a day regularly, and it is enough to take it out when it is time to take it out.

1. If you are often at home, the way to teach the puppy to urinate is to take it out of the house immediately after it has just eaten, woke up or moved. Generally, it will have the behavior of urinating. If you see it circling and sniffing all over the floor, it’s a pre-urination behavior. If your door is often open or you have a yard, you should not take your puppy outside to defecate. You must lead it out. Such training can help it become familiar with the route in and out and go out and defecate, and it will soon be about to defecate. When urinating, go out to defecate by yourself. If you are a regular commuter, you can use this method, but it is best to keep it in a cage at the beginning, and then develop the habit of taking it out regularly. Resist the urination and defecation, and defecate when you go out.

2. if you live in an apartment or the door is often closed, and there is no yard, the best way is to use the so-called newspaper pad method. The puppies that have just been brought home are best kept in a slightly wider cage or restricted to a certain area or tied to a certain place with a dog chain. In this small area, you can put some newspapers there, and after a few days When you see that he often defecates and urinates in a certain place, you can lay no newspapers in other parts of this small area, and only lay newspapers in certain places. When you start to lay newspapers in certain places, you generally Put a few more newspapers, as long as the newspapers are not wet, you can save the last newspaper as the first newspaper for the next time. After 2 to 3 weeks of training, your dog can probably be released in the house. Free time to move around (with the exception of dogs who like to bite). However, the first time you put your puppy in that small area, you should carefully consider whether this small area is the place you most want him to urinate in the future.

3. After feeding, you should take the puppy to the toilet. Don’t expect to be taught how to do it any time soon, but if it gets it right, give it a compliment, such as saying, “It’s so cute!” and give it a pat on the back. If you live in a mansion and don’t have a garden for your dog, find a place to lay out clean newspapers. After the dog wakes up and finishes eating, take him there and let him pee. Remember to praise it after the fact. If you find him urinating in a place other than the toilet, you can “trap” a little of his urine with a paper towel, then put it on the newspaper, let the smell stay there, and over time, he will understand that it is his toilet. Remember that dogs are illiterate, they don’t know which things are useful to you and which ones you don’t, so if you put documents and other important things around, and the dog treats it as his own toilet, it is really helpless.

The above three methods are quite effective in most cases. No matter which method is used, if there is an “accident” during the training process, the puppy defecates in the place where it should not be discharged, please do not hit it or scratch it or It sniffs poop, because you’ll often accidentally train a dog to pee when it sees you being aggressive, or when it shows submission to you, or when it’s afraid. You might say that your dog doesn’t poop anywhere until he comes out, or maybe you caught the offender just as he was urinating, but it’s still not a good idea to hit him. If your dog urinates several times in the same place you don’t like it, you should use a collar and a chain in that place for a few hours or a day so the puppy won’t like it and avoid it it. Editor’s reminder: If you use the above methods at the same time, you will find that you will get twice the result with half the effort. Finally, it must be emphasized here that even if you take your dog out to defecate, it is best to prepare a newspaper or a plastic bag and throw the excrement in the litter box or return it to the garden. This point of public morality asks all of our dog-loving friends to abide by it.