Teddy always goes into the toilet and eats toilet paper and napkins, what should I do?

Close the door to the toilet and teach Teddy a lesson when he does it, so that Teddy knows that this is not right and that Teddy will not do it in the future.

It is best to keep toilet paper relatively high, do not let Teddy go to the bathroom, and lock the bathroom door.

I think you should punish it so that it doesn't dare to continue doing these things.

Summary. Buy a bottle of deodorant (i.e., a spray that cleans the smell of your dog's urine) at the pet store, spray it on the spot where the dog has peed or pooped, and wipe it.

My Teddy is almost five months old, and he always pees on our dinner table, goes to the bathroom when someone looks at him, buys a bottle of deodorant (that is, a spray that cleans the smell of dog urine) at the pet store, sprays it where the dog has peed or pooped, and wipes it.

If you pee under the dinner table, you can take it to the crime scene and beat it to make it remember it for a while.

It doesn't work. When I was young, I knew how to go to the bathroom, but it was a little bit, so I was disobedient.

In this case, training is required.

In this case, training is required.

Start training your dog to go to the toilet.

I beat it in the collapse of the stove where it peed, and then took it to the bathroom, telling it to pee in **, it didn't work, and when I saw it and urinated under the dining table, I just said it, it ran to the bathroom by itself, and didn't dare to come out for a long time.

Little Teddy is almost five months old.

Little Teddy is almost five months old.

Pull the poop to the bathroom, rarely outside.

Incentives can only be used in this case.

It goes to the toilet and gets it in the right place, and you can reward it with food.

It was afraid to hide in the bathroom and not dare to come out.

It was afraid to hide in the bathroom and not dare to come out.

This is when the dog knows that he has done something wrong, and he is afraid to hide, and he can slowly comfort it and teach it.

1 Generally speaking, dogs eat 1 abnormal items, such as soil, wall skin, stones, etc., collectively known as pica, 1 generally speaking, pica is mainly caused by the lack of trace elements, eat some trace element tablets, e pets have, but toilet paper is the first time I heard Oh, there is also a lot of smell, the dog's sense of smell is better, if the dog eats stool, there are many reasons, such as: 1, the most common is the lack of trace elements, in this case the dog will also gnaw the wall skin and other actions. 2. Dog poop has undigested protein, which is eaten by the dog as food.

3. When the dog poops at home, it has been taught and punished by the owner, and it will eat the poop and will not be beaten, similar to the action of destroying evidence. 4. Dogs are very bored to play with poop, dogs in this kind of situation, 1 is generally a dog with less time with the owner, and the poop that the dog plays or eats is relatively dry poop.

5. Eat poop in order to get the owner's attention. 6. The owner often liquidates his own stool, and in the long run, the dog imitates the owner to clean the urine and urine, or the dog learns to eat when he sees other dogs eating stool. 7. Dogs with chronic gastritis will also have this kind of pica, which is often accompanied by vomiting.

My family is also Teddy, but I don't pull on the toilet and newspapers, so I train slowly, a little better, be patient, but I will take him outside to pull now, so that there will be no smell at home, train well when I was a child, and it will be easy when I grow up, the most important thing is patience and guidance ......

It's been 9 months, why are you still going to the toilet at home? Was it fixed when I was out before? It may be that no one takes it out at once, and it is really a waste of time to raise a dog and take the dog out for a walk?

Not for 10 minutes? If that's the case, don't raise it.