Scientific training method for dogs peeing everywhere

Step 1: Training time

Indoor potty training: Puppies should be trained on their elimination habits as soon as they are brought into the home, usually when the dog is 6--8 weeks old Otherwise, it will be very difficult to train them in this area in the future.

Outdoor potty training: If you want to have a comfortable indoor environment with your dog, toilet training skills are essential. Home hygiene training can be divided into two parts. After 6 months, the dog should start to be trained to go out to defecate. Because all the dog’s vaccines have been completed at this time, it is very safe for the dog to go out, and terrible infectious diseases will not endanger the dog’s health.

Step 2: Know the location of the dog toilet

If you keep your dog indoors, you must develop the habit of defecation. Dogs like to be clean. They don't poop in their nests. So when preparing a puppy's crate, if you want to put the litter box in it, keep it separate from where it sleeps.

Dogs have the habit of defecating in a fixed place. Therefore, as soon as your dog arrives at your home, you should first tell it where the potty is and let it defecate there once. At the beginning, the dog will not defecate in the prescribed place. At this time, you should take it to another room, clean the soiled area without it seeing it, and then spray some remover. Odor. Slowly, the dog will be able to remember the location of the potty. After two weeks, it will be able to defecate in the designated place by itself.

What should parents do if they take their dog to the toilet but it doesn’t defecate? You must not shout loudly at this time. This will scare it away. The correct way is to move quickly and sound softly, hold it to the place where you want your dog to poop, and gently call it to poop and pee. At this time, do not touch it too much to avoid distracting its attention. The important thing is to have patience.

Warm Tips:

1. Decide where to place the toilet in the cage or in the corner of the room.

2. The dog does not defecate in the prescribed place. They should be taken away from the wrong places to defecation and clean places and rooms. Then take the dog to the wrong place to defecate and get angry with him.

3. Urgent barking and sniffing the ground are signs of needing to go to the toilet. Take it to the toilet quickly.

4. If it can go to the toilet according to the rules without being taken by the owner, please express your happiness to it. From now on, you don’t have to worry about your dog’s daily defecation.

Step 3: Understand the signal that your dog needs to go to the toilet

The most troublesome thing for parents is to train their dogs to urinate and defecate. Puppies are ignorant and urinate anywhere.Parents just follow the dog's butt and wipe the feces and urine, but when the dog is young, it is acceptable. When the dog grows up, especially the large dog, it is really unbearable for the parents. Therefore, it is a good habit to start toilet training your dog from an early age.

Generally, puppies will excrete about 30 minutes after eating or about 15 minutes after drinking water. You can pay special attention at this time. If you find your dog sniffing everywhere on the ground, please be extremely vigilant. It is looking for a place to go to the toilet. It is sniffing in small circles, fidgeting, and turning back and forth with its mouth purring. When your dog is less than 6 months old, don’t force your dog to perform well. Its little head often cannot control its own body. If you can’t guarantee your dog’s performance

If you take your dog out every 3-4 hours, it is a good idea to prepare newspapers or diapers for it at home.

The best time to train a dog to urinate at a specific time

1. After getting up early in the morning

2.After the fun

3.After nap

4.After eating

The time for a dog to hold back his urine is month age + 1 = hour, you have to grasp the time.

Warm Tips:

At the beginning of training, after the dog's urine and feces are completed, the newspaper with urine and feces should not be taken away immediately to allow enough time to remember The relationship between odor and location of urine and feces. Using smells to help remember results can make learning faster.

Step 4: How to train dogs to use the toilet

Immediate punishment

Once we find a puppy doing "foul" behavior in the "restricted area" in the house, we should shout loudly to stop it and catch it to the designated place. After that, we should touch it gently and praise it as support. If unfortunately, you can't stop drinking, you should immediately press the dog's nose to the urine, scold loudly or slap the butt as a punishment. Remember that the punishment should be imposed on the spot when the "dog gets the stolen goods". Do not give the "punishment" after a period of time after the incident. This will make the dog wonder why he was punished, and over time he will be confused about right and wrong. Please give your puppy more patience, love and time when training it, because it will always be with you!

Instant rewards

1. Dogs usually eat for about 30 minutes, exercise, and wake up to urinate. When you see him walking around on the ground smelling, take him to the bathroom immediately and put him in the bathroom for the first time. Your bathroom is covered with newspapers, and then encourage him to relieve himself on it. After he relieves himself on it, you reward him within 3 seconds. You will think of newspaper + defecation = reward. Wait until he is completely confident in the newspaper. When going to the toilet, slowly reduce the number of newspapers until it is reduced to one sheet.

You want him in your homeDisinfect all places where he has defecated, otherwise he will go there to defecate next time if he smells the smell.

However, you shouldn't yell even if he doesn't urinate in the designated spot. Clean it up when he can't see it, and reward him the next time he needs to pee, so he learns that if he urinates in the designated spot, he will be rewarded. If he doesn't urinate in a designated spot, he won't attract you.

Determine the "Twelve-yard Community" and "Restricted Areas"

First of all, you must set aside a designated place at home for your dog as the "Twelve-yard Shooting Zone", which is the home Other places are "restricted areas". Since the average dog owner’s house space is not very large, a bathroom or a corner will be the first choice. In the dog toilet, prepare clean newspapers with the smell of that dog's feces, shredded paper with urine smell (you can buy training urine smell at the dog store), or a dog toilet.

Answer training method

Dogs usually feel the urge to defecate when they first wake up or just after eating. When the dog goes to the toilet, he will first sniff the ground, walk around for about two or three times, and then sit down to "relax". At this moment, he should immediately take him to the designated place to let him "relax". Before taking it to the "potty", it's best to ask it: "Do you want to pee, or do you want to pee?" As long as you are patient and ask repeatedly for one to four weeks, the slower-learning dog will also understand what you mean, and soon he will will answer you. Then he automatically ran to the bathroom door and waited for the door to open. The training method of asking the dog to answer whether it wants to be "convenient" can, on the one hand, serve as a way to communicate and convey care to the parent dog, and on the other hand, it can also help it develop good habits in other aspects.

How to teach your dog to defecate in the wrong place

What should you do when your dog defecates in the wrong place? If you catch a dog committing crime, you should reprimand it immediately. If it's discovered after the fact, all you can do is clean the stain and leave as little of an odor as possible. Reprimanding afterward will only confuse it, and it doesn't know why you are angry. Reprimanding on the spot and praising in time are effective educational methods. Praise and encouragement should be the main thing, and reprimand and punishment should be the supplement. Because praise and encouragement stimulate the dog's desire to learn.