How to toilet train a Redbone Coonhound? Many parents will like it very much at the beginning, but if they are not educated well, they will have a headache in the later period and gradually become alienated. In fact, it is very simple to want a Redbone Coonhound to be able to take care of itself!

Training Beagle Redbone Coonhounds

First of all, it is best to start toilet training a beagle from an early age. Although Beagles have irregular bowel and bladder patterns when they are young, it is difficult to train them. As a parent, you must be patient. Before you train it to relieve itself in a designated place, make sure it understands its own name and the tone of your praise and criticism.

Generally, Beagle dogs will excrete about 30 minutes after eating or about 15 minutes after drinking water. Parents, please pay special attention at this time. If you find your beagle sniffing everywhere on the ground, please be on high alert. He is looking for a place to go to the toilet. Using this feature, we can observe the performance of the beagle and then lure the puppy. (For example, we keep an eye on the beagle after a meal or when we wake up. Once we find that the puppy needs to urinate, such as turning in circles or sniffing around, we must guide the puppy to the right place.

Once the beagle has defecated in the designated place, be sure to encourage it. For example, give a favorite snack or a piece of beef or something to encourage you. Gradually, the puppy will know that it is correct to urinate here, and a good habit of peeing at a fixed point will be developed.

Don’t beat or scold the beagle easily during training. During training, parents should not beat or scold the beagle simply because it does not go to the designated place to relieve itself. Otherwise, the beagle will think that defecation is a "wrong thing" and will only dare to secretly defecate when the owner is not paying attention, which will be troublesome in the future.

Note:

1. When the beagle poops in the wrong place, parents only need to tell it in a slightly serious tone (with the volume raised): "No!", and then immediately carry the little silver fox to the correct place to urinate.

2. The excrement in the wrong place should be cleaned up immediately, and the place should be completely deodorized (bleach + deodorizing spray). This will prevent the puppy from smelling the previous smell and pooping in the same place next time, which will make it difficult to correct it in the future.

I hope all owners can remain serious during training! But they must also care for their dogs!