First of all, parents need to prepare special dog pads or newspapers as aids for excretion training.

In addition, parents should make judgments based on the physiological characteristics of the dog. After the dog eats food and water, it usually excretes once in about 15 to 30 minutes. Moreover, the dog will sniff everywhere before excreting. When the owner finds that the dog is sniffing around with its nose, it is actually a signal before the dog needs to excrete. Moreover, dogs will also excrete once every morning and after waking up from their lunch break. Therefore, after mastering the above physiological characteristics and characteristics, parents should take the dog to the designated place for excretion in a timely manner.

Generally, puppies poop more frequently than adult dogs. Therefore, in order to avoid the tedious process of taking them to a designated place to relieve themselves, some parents will choose to place newspapers or peeing pads in a corner of the room. However, many dogs may tear newspapers and peeing pads to pieces. In fact, this is because the dog does not fully understand the functions of pee pads and newspapers. It has no idea that pee pads and newspapers are used for excretion. It thinks they are toys you provide to it. At this time, parents should stain the dog’s urine on a pee pad or newspaper. Also, when you find your dog sniffing everywhere, pick it up immediately and put it on a newspaper or a pee pad. Let it understand that the pee pad and newspaper are used for excretion, then it will prevent the dog from biting the pee pad and newspaper.

At the beginning, the dog may not automatically go to the newspaper to excrete. At this time, the owner should spread the newspaper to a larger area. When it gradually realizes that newspaper is the correct place to excrete, it will form a conditioned reflex. At this time, the owner can appropriately narrow the scope of the newspaper. Generally, after a few days of persistence, the dog will know to automatically go to the newspaper to relieve himself.

When the dog automatically recognizes that the newspaper is the place to excrete, it will form a conditioned reflex and will only excrete when it sees the newspaper. At this time, the owner can reduce the size of the paper to the size of a newspaper. And slowly move the newspaper until it reaches your ideal designated excretion location. Then, the dog that has already identified the newspaper will automatically find the newspaper next time and go to your designated excretion point to excrete.