How to toilet train Alaska? Generally, a puppy will defecate 30 minutes after eating, or about 15 minutes after drinking water. Place newspapers or diaper pads in the toilet, and let Alaska urinate on it. You can start by spreading the newspaper over a large area. Some, and then slowly reduce the size of the newspaper; if Alaska urinates and defecates on the newspaper, you can reward it with a snack.

1. Generally, a puppy will excrete 30 minutes after eating, or about 15 minutes after drinking water. You can pay special attention at this time. If you find your little Alaskan sniffing around on the ground, please be on high alert and look for a place to go to the toilet. In addition, after Alaska wakes up in the morning, it usually has one bowel movement (including peeing and pooping). After you see Alaska wake up, you can hold Alaska to the place where you want to go to the toilet, let Alaska stay there for a while, and at the same time say "hurry up" and other commands to Alaska in a special tone.

2. Little Alaska urinates a lot, so most people like to let Alaska go to the toilet on a diaper pad or newspaper first. Some Alaskans use paper changing pads, but some really hate them. At the beginning, Alaska didn’t know that newspapers are for excretion. You can use newspapers to absorb Alaska’s urine, and then put the soaked newspaper on top of many newspapers (about 7 or 8). Don’t throw them away yet. The next time you see Alaska sniffing around, pick him up in time and put it on the newspaper. Alaska will smell the dried newspaper. The owner should keep watch next to him. If Alaska runs away, catch him and put it on the newspaper. superior. (You can spread the newspaper over a larger area at first, and then gradually reduce the size of the newspaper).

What you need to do next is, whenever you see Alaska going to the toilet (smell everywhere) or going to the toilet (in the wrong place), you should immediately pick him up and put him on the newspaper. Leave a newspaper with excrement on it every day. Usually after a few days, Alaska will know that it needs to be solved in the newspaper. Once you are familiar with it, congratulations, the first step was successful. You can just put a clean newspaper every day, because Alaska knows to use the smell of newspapers to go to the toilet.

3. The next step is relatively simple. Slowly reduce the size of the newspaper (it can be from the size of two newspapers, to the size of one newspaper, to the size of half a newspaper. And you can slowly change the location of the newspaper, and slowly change the size of the newspaper. Move towards the door, and after Alaska gets used to going to the toilet on the newspaper at the door, you can take the newspaper away. When Alaska needs to go to the toilet, he will go to the door to find the newspaper. After seeing this move, you should take Alaska outside immediately. Go to the toilet.

4. Then you can choose 5 basically fixed times in a day to take Little Alaska out. (It is best to choose the time 20 to 30 minutes after Alaska has eaten). If Alaska wants to go to the toilet outside of 5 hours, take him out. These will be extra and not included in the 5 times. It’s been a long time waiting for Alaska.You will know that those 5 times were for him to go to the toilet. Always use the toilet command given to him outside until the task is completed. After completion, it is best to touch Alaska and give verbal encouragement and praise to let Alaska know that it was done right. Since Alaska has a biological clock, it is best to keep the five times relatively fixed. In this way, Alaska will realize that he needs to go to the toilet first before going outside.

After Alaska can fully utilize these 5 times to complete the excretion task and does not go to the toilet at home, you can continue to do this for a while, and then you can slowly increase the time from 5 times to 3 times. (Generally, if Alaska is still young and you need to feed him 4 times a day, take him out 5 times, once in the morning after getting up, and then take him out half an hour after each meal, a total of 5 times. When Alaska gets used to going to the toilet outside, As the age increases, the frequency of feeding becomes 3 times a day, and the number of outings can be reduced to 3 times, which can be once when getting up in the morning, once half an hour after lunch, and once before going to bed.

5. After that, Alaska may be able to go to the toilet outside regularly! It should be reminded that at the beginning of training, take Alaska out and only give Alaska a maximum of 5 minutes to go to the toilet. If there is no action for 5 minutes, take it back. home, immediately put him in a cage, and let Alaska know that if he doesn’t go to the toilet outside, he will have no chance until he goes out next time.

6. There are some things you should pay attention to. Before Alaska can completely hold it in at home until going out to poop, please put Alaska in the cage. But this does not mean locking up Alaska 24 hours a day. Alaska usually doesn't go to the toilet where he sleeps, so there is only enough space in the cage for Alaska to turn around and sleep.

If the cage is too big, Alaska will go to the toilet anywhere in the cage except where he lies, and it will be troublesome to develop a habit. It is recommended that you buy a cage that Alaska can use when he becomes an adult. When Alaska was a child, put cardboard boxes in the cage, leaving only a place for Alaska to sleep. Then gradually take out the cardboard boxes as Alaska grows. This way you don’t have to buy a lot of dog crates for Alaska as it grows.

After eating, Alaska should be put in a cage. This will prevent Alaska from urinating everywhere. Secondly, Alaska will not be prone to strenuous activities after eating, which is not good for the stomach. Wait half an hour after the meal and take him out to go to the toilet. After using the toilet, you can let it out and play for a while. Then put it in the cage until the next time it goes to the toilet. (This method is suitable for newspaper period and toilet training outside). If you want to let it out to play occasionally, you should pay attention to see if there is any movement to go to the toilet. If there is any movement, take it to the toilet immediately.

7. Generally speaking, Alaskans will be better able to endure (hold it in) after sterilization surgery (that is, after they mature). Little Alaska's tolerance is not very strong, so it needs to be restrained by a cage. And take them out often.