Regarding the problem of defecation of pet dogs at home, I believe that many parents who have raised dogs will have a headache. Many dogs like to defecate anywhere, forget it. They also like to go to the owner’s bed to defecate, and defecate again and again. , no matter how hard you beat or scold, it’s useless, so how do you train your dog to defecate at a fixed point and correct this wrong behavior in time?

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Puppy training: Puppies that are about 1 month old cannot control their defecation, so the mother dog usually inserts it into the puppy's anus to stimulate defecation. The owner can also use a cotton swab to gently rub the puppy's anus to induce defecation. Although puppies around 2 months old can control their bowel movements on their own, they have not yet developed the habit of defecating at a fixed location. Especially puppies that have just arrived in a new home will pee everywhere because of their dominant territorial awareness. The owner cannot just beat and scold the puppy at this time, especially after the puppy has defecated for a period of time. This will make the dog panic. Because it can't understand what you mean. Even thinking that whatever it does is wrong.

If your working hours are relatively generous and you have relatively sufficient time to train puppies, then the problem will be easier to handle. Start by determining where you want your puppy to poop in a consistent location in your home. Then place a dog toilet in this position (newspapers are also acceptable, but some dogs will tear the newspapers). Place a diaper or newspaper with dog urine or a small amount of feces on top. Then it’s time to keep an eye on your dog. Generally speaking, dogs often have a desire to pee and defecate after waking up or after eating. Of course, because puppies excrete more often, you should pay more attention to it. When it smells all over the floor and spins around trying to pose. The owner should quickly carry your dog to the toilet. The dog may be a little confused at this time, but it doesn’t matter. Soothe it softly. Talk to it, such as: "Pee right here, dear." If you urinate correctly, your mother will be rewarded (although the dog may not understand it, but it will understand your tone carefully, so you must be as gentle as possible, and it is also a psychological comfort to the owner) and then stand farther away. If your dog does start sniffing the dog toilet and peeing in it. Just run over and praise it softly. (Preferably with a food reward) pet it. If the dog does not excrete, go to other places to excrete. The master should not be discouraged at this time. Catch it back. Until it poops on it. You must persist and understand deeply that dogs are also intelligent. If you don't follow it the first time, it will last forever. It will make the dog think that you are easy to deal with. Repeat this method over and over again, and be persistent. Smart dogs will automatically go to the dog toilet to defecate in about a week. A dog with a bad temper may need to persist for about 1 month.

If your dog defecates elsewhere when you are not paying attention, punishing it at this time will have no effect. Unless you catch it on the spot defecating. At this time, you should reprimand it loudly and say: No! Tone!Be very strict. Raise your hand and pat it on the head. This way the dog will know that you don't allow it to do this.

Adult dog training: I personally think it is best for adult dogs to defecate outside, and dogs can also do more exercises.

First of all, the time for going out for a walk should be fixed. And insist on doing it 2 times a day. Don’t expect your dog to be able to hold his urine for a long time. Even adult dogs will be very upset if they hold their urine for more than 10 hours. However, even if the dog goes outside to defecate every day, there should be a place at home where the dog can specifically defecate. Because we cannot control the weather. If the weather is too bad, you can't go out.

For adult dogs, this does not require deliberate training. As long as the owner insists on walking at a fixed time twice a day. The route is basically fixed. Over time, dogs will naturally form a habit. Because as soon as a dog comes into contact with the external environment, it will excrete even out of instinct. To leave behind the smell. The route is fixed so that the dog can find its own scent and form a conditioned reflex to defecate. When walking, it is best to take the dog to run in a small circle, which can promote defecation. It’s also good for your health. Of course, we advocate civilized dog raising. We should bring newspapers or plastic bags to pick up dog excrement. A small square towel, used to wipe the dog's butt after excreting. When you come home from a walk, wipe your dog's body and paws with a wet towel. Be sure to wipe it clean carefully.