How to Train a Teddy Dog to Urinate How to Train a Teddy Dog to Do Movements

Teddy dogs are one of the more intelligent dog breeds, and relatively speaking, teddy dogs are relatively easy to train.

1. Train to urinate.

Take the use of the balcony as an example: lock the dog on the balcony, cover the balcony with newspaper, place a dog toilet on the newspaper, and lock the dog on the balcony after the dog has eaten and drunk enough, insist on waiting until the dog defecates before releasing it, and then give appropriate rewards. After a few times, the dog will be able to know where to urinate.

After the dog gets used to it, gradually reduce the coverage area of the newspaper on the ground to the point that only the dog toilet is left.

Note: When the newspaper is reduced, it must be gradually reduced, step by step.

2. Train the teddy dog to do movements.

When training a teddy dog to do movements, it must not be rough, and it must be carried out in a food-induced way.

Take, for example, the training handshake. Prepare the dog's favorite treats, look the dog in the eyes, give the "handshake" command accurately and clearly, and then slowly lift one of Teddy's front legs with your right hand and shake it gently. Praise and give material rewards after completing the action.

In my experience, each of my three teddies mastered the handshake in just a few minutes.

Note: Animals also have forgetting curves, which should be repeated frequently.

Buy your dog a toilet that's designed to defecate and spray some induction solution on it and tell him it's right to poop here.

When you find that it is going to defecate somewhere else, you have to stop it severely, and over time it will understand what its owner means.

First of all, you need to find a place for Teddy to defecate, you can prepare a toilet. It is best for your teddy to defecate for about five times, to understand the time of teddy's defecation, guide it in time, and poop in the designated position.

Many people raise pet jujube sticks and joke dogs as children, but a lively dog bench like Teddy is inevitably more naughty, so you must train it well, because those bad habits are really a headache, not to mention eating and other habits, dog urination is a big problem, many people are reluctant to put the dog in the cage when they go out, but when they go home and see the situation, it can be said that it is miserable to see, not to mention the mess, urine and urine everywhere. But there is no way to be reluctant to fight and scold, so I can only train it well.

First of all, when the dog is ready to defecate, it will have some movements, such as circling on the ground, or smelling everywhere, and will circle around your feet, which means that it is about to start going to the toilet, at this time you have to take it to the place you designated, and then repeat it a few times, and wait until it gets used to going to the toilet and goes to that fixed place when it wants to go to the toilet, it is considered that the training is completed. When it does a good job, you can give it some reward, and then it will continue to do so.

Because the dog is used to urinating in one place, even if you wipe it cleanly, it can still smell the smell and continue to urinate in one place, because its nose is very sensitive, so be sure to let it get used to defecating in the place you specify instead of defecating in the open. Just like my aunt's previous teddy dog went out to defecate every morning after eating, so if time permits, friends can also take the dog out to defecate when the dog defecates, so that you don't have to keep those smells at home.

Many dogs defecate most of the days in a time period, so it is very easy to train, and it will not be very tired, and the dog is basically very smart, so it is easy to teach it, as long as you train a good habit, you don't have to worry about the dog will defecate alone at home when you are not at home, worry-free and trouble-free. And it is not good to keep the dog in a cage for a long time without activity, so this can also make it more active and the dog will be more happy.

You should master the rules of Teddy's toileting, and slowly prepare a toilet for Teddy, tell Teddy that he must go to the toilet here, and slowly guide Teddy to a fixed time to make a big fuss about urinating.

First of all, you should tell Teddy that he can defecate and defecate in the open, and if he defecates openly, he can teach Teddy some lessons, so that Teddy will not defecate casually in the future.

In the process of training a teddy dog to urinate, prepare a urinal for them and keep them in a fixed place.