Place a dog toilet

First, prepare a toilet for dogs to urinate and defecate. You can choose to place it in the bathroom or balcony. But one thing to remember is that once the dog toilet is placed, do not move it at will, otherwise it will be difficult to train the Thai dog to urinate and defecate at a fixed point.

Understand the dog’s excretion pattern

After placing the toilet, you must find out the dog’s toilet pattern. Generally, dogs want to poop after eating, after waking up, after playing, etc. Before dogs defecate, they usually appear to run in circles, sniff left and right, and squat down.

Do a good job of guiding

After understanding the dog’s defecation patterns, you need to do a good job of guiding. When you see your dog squatting down, you should guide it to a fixed toilet. If you don’t have time, you can just hug him over. If he poops, you should hug him over. Tell him to defecate here and not to urinate anywhere. If the dog wants to leave, stop him until he has finished defecating before letting him leave.

Encourage and reward the dog

If the dog defecates in the place designated by the owner, the owner should reward the dog in time. You can reward the dog with a few grains of dog food, so that the dog will remember I will come here to use the toilet next time. If the dog does not excrete in the designated place, do not beat or scold it. Guide it well and do not threaten the dog. The dog will have psychological shadow.

Repetition to strengthen awareness

With some guidance and rewards, the dog basically knows to urinate at a certain point. But you still need to strengthen this awareness and train it repeatedly to make the impression on the dog more profound. Once your dog has formed a habit, he will no longer urinate and defecate anywhere at home.