My dog is three months away from a few days and always defecates in the open. What should I do?

Puppies are basically like this, don't worry. It's the same in my family when I was two or three months old, I was going to pull everywhere, because the puppy's sphincter didn't develop well, and sometimes I couldn't help it, and it would be nice to be older.

My dog, basically when I feel it smelling everywhere, I take it to the bathroom and say to him, "Shhhhhhhhhh After a long time, even if it doesn't pee or, it will squat down and show me. Hehe.

I don't know if you have a cage at home, don't give it a cage now, if it learns to pull in the cage now, it will be more troublesome in the future, and it won't bear it. My family has only lived in a cage for more than five months, and now that I'm older, I can endure it, and I never pull it in the cage, but after I release it, I rush to the bathroom.

Hope these are useful to you. Don't hit it, it will make it nervous and make it easier to figure it out.

Observe it more often, and when you smell it everywhere, take it to the bathroom or take it out. My house has a high floor, so in the bathroom, if the floor is not high, it is better to take it out regularly, and the home will not smell, but remember to bring paper or plastic bags and clean them to the trash in time.

At the age of three months, you can get an injection, and after a few days after the injection, you can take it out, and it is OK to spray some insect repellent before going out. Dogs still need to spend more time in the sun, supplement calcium, and increase immunity through exercise.

Walk more and let it go outside to the toilet.

Prepare a pot of sand, and as soon as he squats, he brings it to the sand, and in about 10 days, he will get used to it.

When the dog is 3 months old, the urine and urine will be regular.

Dogs at 3 months old can control their bowel and bowel movements. The dog is still in the ignorance period before the full 3 months, even if it is taught to go to the toilet at a fixed point, it will not learn, after 3 months, its comprehension ability is relatively strong, it can learn to go to the toilet, can control its own urine, and the defecation time can also become regular. Training your dog to go to the toilet should seize the opportunity, when the dog has not developed a good habit after 6 months, it is difficult to change.

Train your dog to be patient.

When the dog is young, the urine and urine are irregular, and the number of excretions is many, so wait until the dog is 3 months old and then start training the dog to the designated place to poop. It is difficult to train at first, and the owner must be patient as a master. Before the owner practices it to urinate in the designated place, he must make sure that he has understood his name, and also understands the tone of praise and criticism of the master, so that he understands the master's command to let it go to the toilet.

Every time it comes out of the cage, it must be taken to the toilet first, and then go to play after a bowel movement, and after a few times, it will gradually form a habit. If it is done right, it should be praised in time, and if it is not convenient at the place designated by the master and is found by the owner, tell it in a stern tone that it is wrong, and you can use a newspaper roll to pat the ground as a warning. Then wash the floor thoroughly and spray it with deodorant.

Repeating it many times, the puppy can slowly form a concept of where it can excrete and where it can't.

When the dog wakes up, let it leave the place where it sleeps, and then lead it out with a leash to go to the place where it likes to pee until the dog finishes pooping or peeing.

If you know that the dog is going to pee, you can take the opportunity to mention the prompt word "peeing" and ask the dog to associate this word with the act of peeing. Then when it completes this action, you can give it some rewards so that next time it will know to pee in **.