How to toilet train a short-legged and long-bodied terrier? Owners should know in advance how a two-month-old dog should be trained from diet to toilet training. Those who have not been trained should come and learn together.

Diet

A two-month-old dog has teeth, so he doesn’t need to drink milk. Most dogs are bought two months old, so I will be more detailed in this part. You need to give your dog some proper dog food. A two-month-old puppy can eat about ten grains of dog food. First, put ten grains of dog food on a newspaper, and then crush it with a heavy object. After crushing, add a little pure water or boiling water and mix it. The dog ate it. Add one or two grains every day for four to five days, and you can also add less water. By the end of two months, the food it eats should be a little wet than dough, and it can be said to be formed. Don’t stop drinking water. Give it water starting from two months, even though it will urinate and defecate frequently.

Potty training

If you want to train your dog to urinate and defecate in a fixed place, you must give it a place to urinate and defecate (this is nonsense). Dogs usually find it convenient after eating, playing, and sleeping. At this time, you have to Pay attention to your dog's every move. If it is sniffing at the ground, it is likely that it is in need. At this time, you have to carry it to a convenient place with lightning speed. If it urinates correctly, you have to touch its head and praise it. If it refuses to urinate, pat its butt. If it still doesn't urinate, give up and prepare to help it clean up its excrement. If it has defecated somewhere, after you find it, you should take it to its "crime scene", accuse it, and if it gets angry, give it a few gentle slaps, and then take it to the correct place. The place tells it that it should excrete here. You have to keep reminding it of the correct place to urinate, and it will remember it. If you really can't do anything about it, go to a pet store to buy induced urine and drop it in a place convenient for the dog.