How to train a dog to go to the toilet and go out without eating garbage?

When the dog wants to poop, it often turns first, and if you find that it has this behavior, take it to the place you want, and give it some delicious food and encouragement when it is over. One or two times it went on its own. Experience it for yourself.

You yelled at it every time it eats.

Then take something out of its mouth.

After a few times it understood.

If you eat other dogs' poop, you are deficient in trace elements.

Buy a trace element powder and feed it.

This is something to be taught slowly, you can't run away and you don't care, you can catch it back, you can scold it, and then chain it and take it home, and don't let it go out, and let it know that it's wrong and will be punished.

Go out with a towing. Slowly cultivate feelings. Naturally, they will recognize the owner.

First, when you go to the toilet, wipe the place where it often pees with paper, be sure not to leave the smell of its excrement, and then put the paper with its excrement in the bathroom, so that after a long time, it will know to go to the bathroom! Dogs are not cats and need a lot of activity, so they need to take them out regularly every day so that they can poop outside.

Second, when you usually feed the dog, you should put the food in its dog food bowl, and when it falls out, when it wants to pick it up and eat, scold it, say to it and don't eat it, the language is short and powerful, and pick up the food that has fallen, don't let it eat! And when it is outside, once it is going to pick up food, it should also be shouted at it, so that it can be trained slowly.

My family is trained with the above two methods! Now 3 years old, very obedient!

It is mandatory to train, pull the leash hard and call the (non) password! Slowly it will know that this behavior is wrong, and it will be familiar with it! Generally, three to five days of continuous training is fine.

Exercise every day and train more on it.

Puppies can go to the toilet on their own;

Puppies are known as "man's most faithful friends" and are the most kept pets, with a lifespan of about 12 to 18 years; Dogs have the highest sense of smell among all animals, and blind dogs can use their noses to live like normal dogs.

Dog habits: Dogs like to be in the company of people and loyal to their owners. Dogs are man's closest companions, and man is also a dog's best friend.

Because dogs have a long history of living together with humans, dogs live best in a human environment. Dogs are very loyal to their owners, have a spirit of obedience and a strong sense of responsibility.

Dogs sleep alert and have a strong sense of fear. Dogs are nocturnal animals in the wild, sleeping during the day and active at night, and after being domesticated by humans, they are basically the same as human life, that is, they are active during the day and sleep at night. But unlike humans, dogs are always alert when they sleep, and the slightest noise can wake them up.

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2. Puppies are known as "man's most loyal friends" and are the pets with the highest breeding rate, with a lifespan of about 12 to 18 years;

3. The dog's sense of smell is the first among all animals, and blind dogs can use their noses to live like normal dogs.

Toilet training with defecation inducers requires at least 10 or more repetitions.

The ideal training time is around 70 days after the puppy is born. The fastest growing dog is one year after birth. During this time, the brain gradually develops and improves.

This is a critical period for learning. In the puppy stage, if it takes 2-3 months to correct, it will take longer to correct no matter how old the adult dog is, and they can be trained.

The puppy's bladder is uncontrollable. It may be necessary to urinate immediately after drinking, eating, sleeping, and playing. At night, it may also need to go to the toilet to be cared for at least every three hours.

Due to the characteristics of the gastrointestinal tract of dogs, dogs will excrete after eating, so immediately after the dog eats, take the dog to its fixed excrement place to walk or leash it, and then take the dog to the toilet and take it away.

In addition, since dogs use odor positioning and are accustomed to fixed-point excretion, if they excrete in the wrong place, they should first clean up the excrement and then completely remove the odor left by the excrement with a special "urine detergent" to avoid excretion after the next time the dog uses the odor to find out.