Prepare a place for excretion; pay attention to the signs of dog excretion and guide the dog to the excretion point in time; when the dog urinates anywhere, the owner should scold it on the spot; wipe away the feces with toilet paper, rags, etc., and Put this piece of rag and toilet paper into the excretion box or excretion area.

Puppy toilet training points

1. After the puppy is full, it likes to move around and play. If it pauses or squats, you should pay attention. This is a sign that it wants to urinate. Do not Let it defecate anywhere, including indoors, on the bed, on the floor, etc.
2. To prepare a place for feces to be excreted, you can prepare a cardboard box or choose a place specifically for dogs to excrete. Place a little fine sand in it. If it is a petite dog, you can place about three layers of toilet paper.
3. At the beginning, the dog may urinate everywhere. The owner can scold it on the spot, wipe away the feces with toilet paper, rag, etc. in front of the dog, and put the rag or toilet paper in the excretion box or At the excretion site, put the puppy in the box or on the excretion site and let it smell the smell.
4. But remember, corrections must be made on the spot. Dogs are not able to associate punishment with an already-occurred behavior the way humans can. If you fail to seize the opportunity and the dog has finished excreting, the dog should be taken to another room immediately, and the owner will silently clean the urine to remove the smell.

Key points of toilet training for adult dogs

1. Determine the excretion point of the adult dog, that is, designate a "toilet" for the dog. The dog must be allowed to defecate at this "point" every time.
2. Determine the defecation time, such as morning and evening every day, which must be regular, but the stimulation can be more severe. In this way, every morning and evening, the dog will automatically go to the excretion place to eliminate feces.
Generally speaking, dogs have a natural tendency to eliminate in places far away from their dens. Newborn puppies cannot urinate or defecate on their own, so the mother dog will use her tongue to stimulate the puppy's excretion site to encourage the puppy to excrete. The mother dog will lick the puppies' feces and urine clean to avoid soiling the nest. Also leaving the smell of pee and poop as a mark.