How to train a puppy to go out to defecate? First, take the puppy out for a walk at a fixed time every day. You must wear a collar and a dog leash. It is best to follow the same route every time you walk. Then set a fixed area for the dog to urinate and defecate, and do not continue walking until it is completed. Once the dog starts to defecate, give verbal encouragement, and finally the owner should clean up the dog's excrement.

1. Preparation tools:

1. Toilet picker: No matter how caring the owner is, he will not be stupid enough to pick up the poop directly with his hands! At least use newspapers or plastic bags to avoid soiling your hands.

2. Plastic bags and toilet paper: First cover the poop with toilet paper, then scoop it up with a toilet picker, and finally throw it into a plastic bag together with the toilet paper for disposal.

2. Training process:

1. Take your dog out for a walk at a fixed time every day, and remember to put on a collar and leash for your dog. It's best to follow the same route every time you walk. Let the dog want to go to the toilet when he goes to a fixed area in the future, instead of wandering around and sniffing here and there without being able to defecate.

2. The first important task when taking the dog out for a walk is to urinate and defecate, so you can set a fixed area. After arriving there, if the dog does not urinate or defecate, do not continue the "walking itinerary". This can remind the dog that "completed defecation = encouragement + continue walking", so that the owner will not be troubled if it does not defecate after walking for 30 minutes.

3. Once the dog starts to defecate, give verbal encouragement immediately. Pat it on the head and touch its back to let it know that it did something right again today.

4. The last step is to clean up the dog’s excrement. This must be done!