How to toilet train a Schnauzer? Observe the behavior of the Schnauzer before defecation and the pattern of defecation; prepare the designated place for the Schnauzer to defecate, and guide the dog to the designated place to defecate when there are signs of defecation; if If your dog pulls randomly, you should scold it on the spot instead of criticizing it afterwards. If your dog does it correctly, you should praise it well.

When dog owners take Schnauzer puppies out, they should take good care of them and observe the dog's toilet habits. Over time, you should learn to recognize when your puppy needs to eliminate. Some dogs will run in circles when they need to eliminate, while others will sniff the ground.

After the dog owner observes the Schnauzer's toilet routine, you can say words such as "Hurry up" and "Keep it clean" to the dog to train them to defecate according to the command.

Then choose a suitable place for the Schnauzer puppy to urinate. Then lay newspapers on the designated place, such as the toilet or the hall, and then spray odorant or dip a little enough urine to attract the Schnauzer puppies to excrete here. If you have time, you can also place it on the newspaper when the puppy needs to excrete. In this way, the puppy will associate excretion with the newspaper.

Once the Schnauzer puppy gets used to it, you can slowly move the newspaper to the designated place every day, and then gradually reduce the amount of newspaper spread until the Schnauzer puppy no longer needs to spread the newspaper.

If your Schnauzer puppy eliminates outside the designated spot, do not scold it unless it is caught red-handed. Punishment should be a light spanking (never harsh), and the area should be cleaned immediately with deodorant to avoid leaving a bad smell that could attract the puppy to soil the same area again.

If your puppy makes a mess when excreting, do not press its nose into the excrement, because this will make it panic and fearful. When the puppy eliminates in the appropriate place, it should be praised.