How to toilet train a Malinois puppy? Find a place for the Malinois puppy to urinate, put a newspaper (toilet) on it, and drop some dog urine on it. When your dog wants to go to the toilet, guide him to the right place immediately. When the puppy poops in the right place, encourage it. If it poops in the wrong place, say a little seriously: "No", and then immediately take it to the toilet to defecate.

First, determine a place to defecate

Before taking the puppy home, you must first find a place in advance. The dog will urinate and defecate here in the future and it will not change. It is best to keep this location away from where the dog eats or dens, because dogs are actually very clean animals, and dogs do not like to urinate and defecate in the places where they eat and sleep.

Second, induce puppies to go to the dog toilet

Puppies usually defecate within 30 minutes after waking up or eating. The usual method is to lay a newspaper (or put a special toilet) in the place where you want it to defecate. The newspaper (toilet) can be Add some of your dog's own urine or an artificial stool inducer.

At the same time, wait for the dog to urinate (generally, dogs will have some specific preparatory actions when they want to urinate, such as turning in circles~~sniffing here and there~~each dog has its own preparatory actions), when you When the horse dog price observes this action, he will immediately guide it to the correct place. The guidance method can be half push~~half pull~~half hug~~half coax~~~ but do not act too hastily~~ or move too much Or the attitude is too fierce~~.

Third, don’t beat or scold horses or dogs

Don’t easily beat or scold your horse dog because it poops in the wrong place, otherwise the dog will think that defecation is a "wrong thing". In the future, the pet dog will only dare to poop secretly when the owner is not paying attention~~~ Then train it It's troublesome to get up! When the puppy pulls in the right place, give it a lot of encouragement! If it pulls in the wrong place, just say to the dog in a slightly serious tone (with the volume raised): "No!", and then hug the dog immediately. Just defecate in the correct place. Any excrement in the wrong place must be cleaned up immediately, and the location must be thoroughly deodorized (bleach + deodorizing spray) to prevent the dog from smelling the previous odor and pooping again next time. Practice with the dog repeatedly in the same place for several days.