Start training your dog’s life rules as early as possible, so that they can cooperate happily with each other and get along with each other for a long time. Puppies that are not well educated and overly pampered will tend to be willful when they grow up and will often take advantage of others and roar at will. Not only is it annoying to others, but the owner himself may become increasingly intolerable. If it is an adult dog, it can also be taught; especially for stray dogs, most of them like to go out for walks and urinate and urinate. You have to take the trouble to understand its living habits and slowly adjust them according to your work and rest time. , not difficult.

1. Sleeping - Dogs are nesting animals and are used to resting in their nests, and the nest must be clean and comfortable. It may not be satisfied with your arrangement, so you may wish to pay close attention and make adjustments at any time. Never let it go to your bed to sleep. As the saying goes, "It is easy to invite God, but it is difficult to send God away." Once it is in bed, it is difficult to invite it back down. It can only sleep in its own nest. If it sleeps everywhere, it may be that the bed you arranged is not comfortable enough. Remember that every time you change the sheets for it, leave a piece of dry bedding underneath and add a new bedding, so that it smells like it and it will rely on it to rest.

2. Password - Puppies are not born knowing how to teach them. You have to show patience and perseverance repeatedly. Rewards and punishments must be clear. If you do the right thing, you will be encouraged, and if you do the wrong thing, you will be punished so that it can be easily remembered. You can gently pat its head, say "good boy", or give it some biscuits to encourage it. Similarly, if it makes a mistake, it must be reprimanded on the spot, saying "no" and tapping its nose gently, or rolling it into a cylinder with newspapers or magazines, clapping your hands and making a sound, and at the same time reprimanding "no", it must not be caught. Its tail or ears are lifted up and they are beaten hard. Avoid treating them too emotionally, as this can easily cause the puppy to cower and make the same mistake again and again, or to urinate and defecate nervously at once.

Don’t scold you just because you are in a bad mood or angry. Kick it and it makes no mistake at all. This will make it confused and affect its appetite and growth. The whole family must have the same attitude and method of education. You can’t just punish it and then hug it and cherish it after a while. As a result, the dog will develop to be afraid of you alone, but keep making mistakes. The passwords should be concise, clear and consistent. Don't chat with the dog like you usually do. Only then will the dog recognize the consistent passwords and make it easier for it to accept and get used to it. If the whole family has different passwords, or the same password is given at the same time, it will be confused and not know which one to listen to. Your tone and movements should be consistent. Don't scold it while stroking it at the same time. Don't finish scolding it and then kiss it immediately, otherwise it will not understand.

3. Defecation--the training of bowel and bladder is the most important, and it also takes a lot of time. The dog wakes up. After meals, before going to bed, and when playing very happily, it will spin on the ground, which means that it needs to pee or poop in my good feng shui. At this time, I need to ask it to wait.Hurry up and take it to a convenient location. Indoors, you can choose the bathroom drain as a fixed point and spread newspapers next to it so that your dog can rinse it after he has finished. It lines up in the right place and needs to be encouraged immediately. If it poops in the wrong place, hold its nose on the spot, slap its butt and say "no". Clean and disinfect the area immediately, and spray deodorizing aromatics or even pepper to cover up the odor as much as possible to prevent the dog from looking for the smell and committing the same crime again.

Sometimes, puppies will urinate and defecate everywhere because they are overly excited, panicked, rebellious, or to attract your attention, or are sick. At this time, the cause must be understood and patiently corrected and treated. Puppies digest and absorb quickly, and they excrete quickly and in large quantities. Don’t worry. That’s because the muscle control of the excretory organs is immature, so the number of times will naturally be more. Babies can wear diapers, but puppies can’t, so they just endure it and work hard. Just a little!