Training dogs to use the toilet

It will be more difficult to train puppies that are just 1-2 months old, because a 1-2 month old dog is equivalent to a baby of about one year old, and the brain is not fully developed. It is not possible to understand human language and movements. It is recommended to start training when the dog is 3 months old. Generally, adult dogs or dogs that have formed habits need to be corrected slowly. The process will be slow and the owner needs to be patiently guided. Do not Too anxious.

Observe the dog’s bathroom habits

Generally, dogs need to excrete 30 minutes after eating dinner or 15 minutes after drinking water. The manifestations are generally: sniffing all over the floor, running in circles, etc. Once the dog behaves like this, the owner is asked to take the dog to the toilet in time to defecate, and try to wait until the dog has finished excreting before leaving. During the waiting period, try not to make too much noise, so as not to scare the dog into stopping excretion.

Confirm the location of the dog's toilet

The location of the dog's toilet needs to be confirmed as soon as possible and not changed easily. This process will allow the dog to accept it slowly. Do not move the toilet at will. A familiar process is very important to the dog. Accepting that it is important to go to the toilet at a fixed point. It is recommended not to force timid dogs and give the dog time to adapt and become familiar with it. It is recommended that the owner can dip the dog's pee pad into the dog's urine, then spray the inducer, and then use the urine to Place the pad in the toilet position, and the dog will remember the position after repeated repetitions.

Dogs need patient guidance when going to the toilet

Training a dog to go to the toilet at a fixed point is not something that can be rushed. The time it takes for the dog to accept things will be different. Treat the dog more patiently and form the conditions. Reflect and repeat many times, you will slowly see the results; if the dog is resistant to going to the toilet, the owner can provide appropriate guidance, try to be as gentle as possible in the training tone, and prepare a few snacks for encouragement, such as: gently Caress the dog's back and say: "Don't be afraid, take your time", so that the dog will slowly accept it and will not be afraid; the owner should not force the dog to go to the toilet in a place that the dog is not familiar with, as this may easily cause the dog to go to the toilet. Training fails due to fear.