How to train Alaska to use the toilet? Before taking Alaska home, choose a fixed defecation place and prepare a dog toilet; become familiar with Alaska’s defecation habits, and when there are signs of defecation, guide Alaska to the dog toilet in time to encourage it to defecate; Keep some smell of dog urine in the dog toilet to attract Alaska to defecate in the dog toilet.

1. Before the Alaskan Malamute enters the house, parents should choose a fixed defecation place for it, and then prepare a dog toilet, which can be purchased on the market or made by yourself. After the dog enters the house, let him slowly become familiar with this new and unfamiliar environment. Let it sniff the dog toilet to give it a general idea of ​​the environment.

2. In the early stages of training, parents should first understand the bowel habits of Alaskan Malamutes. Generally speaking, dogs will show signs of excretion after getting up, 30 minutes after eating, and 15 minutes after drinking water. When the owner finds the dog sniffing around on the ground and spinning its body, it means that it is looking for a toilet. At this time, parents should guide the dog to the right place in time and encourage it to excrete.

3. In order to attract the Alaskan Malamute to defecate at a fixed location, parents can appropriately keep some smell of dog feces or dog urine in the dog toilet to attract its attention. Of course, the residual smell should not be too strong. This will not only affect the life of the family, but also cause the dog to mistakenly think that the dog toilet is too dirty, making it unwilling to go to the dog toilet to defecate.

4. Training an Alaskan Malamute to urinate and defecate requires parents to have enough patience, care, confidence, and responsibility. You need to persevere in training and not give up halfway because of some difficulties. Once you give up, toilet training of Alaskan Malamute will become more difficult.