How the dog doesn t go to the toilet in a fixed position

Close the inside of the dog cage, let it get used to peeing and pooping in the dog cage, let it get used to it, and you will know if you close it a few more times.

Training a dog to go to the toilet still requires patience, don't be in a hurry, teach slowly, the dog is still very smart.

If you see it sniffing on the floor, carry it to the toilet until the urine comes out. It also took 4 days for my Xiaoxi to learn.

You first have to let it know where it is wrong to pee, reprimand him where he has urinated, symbolically hit him twice to let it know that he has done something wrong, and observe it carefully, and when he sees that he wants to pee, immediately carry him to the toilet, and form a habit a few times.

When you have time, often take the dog out for a walk, dogs are fond of outdoor activities, regularly take it for a walk every morning and evening, it will get used to solving outside, and the home will be very clean. My dog is like this, he takes it out to play every morning and evening, never pees at home, and once again because he is excited and can't hold back his peeing at home, he feels like he has made a big mistake and is stupid and dare not move.

First of all, you need to prepare a special toilet for dogs, urine pads or newspapers, and inducers, etc., put the dog's toilet in a quiet and ventilated place to destroy the rest, spray the inducer on the urine pad or newspaper or smear the dog's own feces or urine. Then observe the dog's behavior, when the dog appears to look down in a circle or sniff around, it indicates that the dog wants to urinate, generally about 10 to 20 minutes after eating. At this time, the owner can take the dog to the toilet, wait for the dog to finish urinating, the dog will be given a verbal reward and snack reward if the dog does not pull on the toilet, you need to give a small punishment, but do not scold.

The last thing you need to do is to repeat, repeat several times according to the above method, so that the dog can slowly develop the habit of defecating at a fixed point.

Raising a dog is slightly more troublesome than raising a cat, which is mainly reflected in two aspects. One aspect is that dogs are not born to go to the toilet in the cat toilet like cats. The second aspect is that the dog has to go out for a walk every day and the cat doesn't.

It is probably because of these two reasons that there are now more people who own cats than dogs. However, for those who love dogs, these problems can be overcome. Letting the dog learn not to pee indiscriminately is the first step in getting the dog to adapt to family life.

Let the dog learn to urinate in the dog toilet, and no longer have to worry about feces and urine everywhere in the house!

When to train?

3-6 months best.

The best training period is when a dog is three to six months old. During this period, the dog's learning ability is very strong, and the dog has no fixed habits during this period, and what is taught will be what will be done for a lifetime. Generally, the puppies we buy back are all of this age, and after everyone buys them, they can be trained.

No matter how old you are, you can train when you bring it back.

If your dog was adopted or rescued, the first thing you should do when you come back, no matter how old it is, is to train it. Although age may not be the best age to learn, they can still learn a lot of skills with patience and training.

How to train? Prepare dog toilets, urine pads, treats.

Before training a dog to go to the toilet at a fixed point, we need to prepare a few things. Must-haves include, dog toilets, dog urine pads and some bonus treats. The dog toilet is covered with a urine pad, which is a very good training prop, after successful training, the dog will only go to the toilet in the dog toilet and will not pee indiscriminately.

It is not recommended to use newspaper instead of dog urine pads, because the water absorption is too poor and the odor absorption effect is not good.

Stain your dog's urine on a urine pad and place it on the dog's toilet.

The core of the training is to make the dog realize that the dog toilet is the place to defecate. We can use paper balls to stain the dog's urine and throw it on the urine pad. In this way, there will be a dog smell near the dog toilet, and after the dog smells it, it will have a perception that this place is my territory.

By excreting in our own territory, the dog will have a sense of security and will prefer to excrete here, and our purpose has been achieved.

Observe the dog, and if you see it signaling to go to the toilet, take it to a place where there is a dog toilet in the bathroom. Once you've made your preparations, wait for the dog to signal that it wants to go to the toilet. When the dog has a signal to turn in place or let you take it out to excrete, you lead it into the bathroom and let it smell the urine pad.

When the dog is circling around the pad, you can encourage him to go to the toilet here. If it goes to the toilet here, give a reward, and if not, wait until the next time to continue training. Generally speaking, after several trainings, the dog will have a specific understanding of the dog toilet, of course, there may be a slight difference in the implementation rate (may not be 100% implemented), which requires the owner to strengthen the guidance.

The owner can usually use snacks or words to train the dog to go to the toilet in a fixed place, or observe the dog more to see that he wants to go to the toilet when he takes it to the designated place.

If you want the dog to go to a fixed place to go to the toilet, you should train the dog's ability to go to the toilet in your daily life, and you should also set a place for the dog to go to the toilet.

It can be cultivated from a young age; Set up your own toilet for your dog.

1.Make sure your dog has enough opportunities to go to the toilet: Puppies need to go to the toilet frequently every day, so you need to give your dog plenty of opportunities to go to the toilet, take your dog out of the house, or have a sufficient number of diapers or toilets in your home for your dog to go to the toilet.

2.Establish good training habits: It is important to train your puppy to go to the toilet at a specific time and in a late place, which can be done daily by taking the dog out at a fixed time or by setting a fixed diaper position.

When the dog goes to the toilet, keep repeating specific passwords, such as "go pee" or "go to the toilet", to build up the dog's associative memory.

3.Praise and reward: When the dog goes to the toilet in the designated place, be sure to praise and reward the dog in time, such as giving the dog candy or taking some beautiful moments and sharing them on social **.

This can establish a link between the dog and modified behavior, encouraging him to internalize the right behavior into habitual filial piety.

4.Identifying the essence of the problem: Sometimes, even if the dog is properly trained, it will still happen that the dog does not go to the toilet in the designated place. At this time, it is necessary to find out the cause, which may be a urinary tract infection or improper diet, and it is necessary to seek medical attention or change the feeding method in time.

In short, raising a pet requires patience and perseverance, and correct training methods and reasonable feeding methods are indispensable conditions for raising a well-trained and happy pet.