Steps to train your dog to use the toilet

Step 1: Master the dog’s toilet time

Generally, puppies should eat 30 minutes after eating, or 15 minutes after drinking water It will be excreted around. If you find your dog sniffing everywhere on the ground, please be extremely vigilant. He is looking for a place to go to the toilet. Puppies are more frequent and irregular, so they must be observed carefully.
In addition, dogs usually urinate once after waking up in the morning (including peeing and defecating). So after you see your dog wake up, you can take him to the place where you want him to go to the toilet, let him stay there for a while, and at the same time, you should use a special tone to say "hurry up" and other commands to the dog ( You must keep doing it, and even use this command often when he grows up. The dog will really understand it. They will slowly understand that your command is urging him to go to the toilet)

Step 2: Understand the signs of a dog going to the toilet

Let’s first talk about when a dog needs to defecate. This is very easy to distinguish. They will exaggerately smell and circle on the ground, and then walk around for a long time as if they are choosing a place, and then they will pose as if they want to poop. So you can definitely hold it to a designated place while it's spinning around.
As for the signal before peeing, it is not so obvious. Especially for puppies, they often pee as soon as their hind legs bend. At this time, you need to have quick hands and eyes to pick it up and carry it to the designated place the moment it wants to pee. Location, of course, there are many times where the phenomenon of "live broadcasting all the way" occurs, but there is nothing you can do about it, just clean it up after it's over.

Step 3: Give the dog an obvious location indicator

A newspaper or a dedicated dog toilet are both obvious location indicators, especially if your dog is very small. , like a month or two. You can definitely take it to the toilet when it wants to pee or has a stinky bowel movement and place it on the dog toilet
It won’t take a few times and it will remember to do it in the dog toilet. If it is an indoor dog, it is recommended to buy a professional dog toilet, which is easy to clean, easy for the dog to identify, and easy to form a habit.
You can put some dog urine on the changing pad. Next time you see your dog sniffing everywhere, pick him up in time and put him on the changing pad. He will smell the dried urine. Mat, you have to stand guard next to him. If he runs out, catch him and put him back. What you have to do after that is, whenever you see your dog going to the toilet (sniffing everywhere) or going to the toilet (in the wrong place), you should immediately pick him up and put him on the dog toilet. Leave a pee pad with his excrement every day. Generally, after a few days, the dog will know that it needs to be solved in the dog toilet.

Step 4: Give the dog a big compliment in time

There are many ways to reward, and you can choose the reward method according to the dog's preference and situation. It doesn’t have to be rewarded with food, try to reward it verbally or with gentle caressing, etc. Avoid situations where the dog constantly performs urination and defecation in order to obtain food.occur.
When the fourth step is successful, repeat the above steps for a period of time. In short, training a dog to go to the toilet at a fixed point is a matter of patience. Sometimes dogs can be unexpectedly smart. As long as you put enough thought into it, your dog will definitely repay you twice as much.

How to deal with a dog that pees incorrectly

Do not beat or scold. Hitting all the time will only make the dog confused about the situation, and it is easy for him to misunderstand that going to the toilet is wrong. In the future, he will not dare to go to the toilet in front of you, or eat his own feces, which may happen.
Be sure to catch the scene and say firmly, wrong! NO! Tap the wrong place with the back of your hand. If you see him lowering his head to admit his mistake, take him to the right place, tap with the back of your hand, and gently tell him that he should pee here.
If you don’t catch them at the scene, just clean them up. There’s no point in talking nonsense. Because it is completely useless if you want to criticize the dog at this time. It has no idea why you are yelling at it.

How to deal with taking it to the toilet and not peeing

First of all, when you find that it has signs of peeing, don’t yell, as this will scare it and prevent it from peeing. Pick it up gently and put it on the toilet. In the toilet, don't disturb him by touching him or anything else, just let him smell the pee pad and follow the commands. If he really doesn't urinate, let him go, and pick him back up again when you notice signs. Be sure to persist.