I m still not well trained, and my puppy urinate in a fixed place

Be patient with this training. Generally, dogs will turn in circles and keep sniffing the ground before excreting. That's when you put him where you want him to go.

It's best to put the newspaper in advance. If the dog excretes in another place, it must be cleaned up immediately and mopped because of the smell, and the dog will go to that place again. If the dog doesn't know how to fix the convenience of the place, you can deliberately get a newspaper with dog excrement and put it in advance in a place that is convenient for him.

It will be over time. That's how my family trained, and then it was habitually convenient in the newspaper. That time, my boyfriend's father had not read the newspaper and accidentally fell to the ground, but my dog hurriedly ran up to pee and peed...

If your dog often pees under your bed, it means that the bottom of your bed has not been cleaned for a long time. It's a little dirty... Because dogs actually love cleanliness.

It's basically **dirty** convenient. You should now clean the bottom of your bed thoroughly. Then use something to block the bottom of the bed first.

Then just train in the way I just said. My family is all convenient for newspapers and sleeping under the bed. Because the bottom of the bed is cool.

It has something to do with the breed of dog, and some dogs don't need to be trained, so be patient, and they won't take him out to pee.

Dogs can be allowed to defecate in designated areas by giving them treats as rewards.

Regardless of the method, we should be in an environment where the dog feels safe and relaxed, and wait for the dog to freely decide whether to defecate during the 10 minutes.

Once the dog has defecated in the designated place you have arranged, you should interact with it and reward him with small snacks, preferably delicious snacks that he can't usually eat, so that he can strongly feel that there is a huge benefit to excreting here.

At first, the dog will think that it is just an accidental harvest, thinking that it has pulled a pee here, and actually got so many benefits. After repeated many times, the dog will consider this time period to excrete here as a rewarding behavior, thus stimulating the dog's initiative. Eventually a habit is formed.

When it comes to this point in time, guide the dog over, give instructions to defecate, and then get a reward. Over time, you can successfully get your dog to learn to urinate in the designated place.

Precautions for dogs' defecation nodes:

Puppies generally have the urge to defecate within half an hour of feeding and after waking up. That is, after feeding and waking up, take the dog to a designated place and wait for them to poop, and then give a reward.

The whole process needs to be calm, do not look at the dog, let alone pet and tease, the more words and actions the owner has, the easier it is to cause misreading of the dog to play. This can also allow the dog to develop the habit of cherishing the opportunity to defecate.