How to train an Australian Cattle Dog to urinate and defecate? The poop scavenger should be most afraid of dogs urinating everywhere at home, which will be troublesome to clean and cause the room to be full of odor. So how can the training be successful?

First of all, it must be clear that as a dog's nature, he is not willing to be near his den. At the same time, dogs will find frequently convenient places through their sense of smell and fix them. Therefore, as he grows older and his range of activities expands, he will gradually find a relatively fixed location far away from his nest for convenience.

There are two ways. One is to fix a place at home for the convenience of the dog, and the other is to not allow the dog to be at home for convenience. In the former case, the dog can solve the problem at any time, but there is always a little smell in the house; in the latter case, no matter it is windy or rainy, the dog must be taken out for a walk more than twice a day, but the house will be cleaner.

Puppies can start training when they are one month old. Puppies learn to focus on convenience very quickly. As long as you are patient in the first few days, you can usually succeed. There are many designated places, some are designated in the sewer of the toilet, some use dog toilets bought in pet stores, and some use newspapers and place them far away from the puppy's nest. I think the newspaper is not absorbent enough, so I always use diapers. I just need to change them once a day, which is very convenient. At the beginning, you can use a newspaper or diaper to dip a little of the puppy's urine, or wipe the puppy's butt, and then put it in a fixed place. The puppy will find a smelly place for convenience. If he doesn't look for it, you should pay attention.

Puppies always have some fixed actions before going to bed, such as lowering their heads and sniffing repeatedly in a small area, walking back and forth, turning in circles, etc. As soon as they notice such actions, take them to the designated place and let them go. When he is done, praise him and let him know that he did the right thing. A normal puppy's life should be relatively regular. After eating or waking up, he will want to go to the toilet. Paying attention to this pattern will also help you know when the puppy wants to go to the toilet. If you want your puppy to get used to going to the bathroom outside, it should generally start when it is 4-5 months old. Before this, the puppy's nerves and muscles are not fully developed, so it is difficult to hold it in at home, and it is also difficult to teach it to remember. At first, you need to take him out 4-5 times a day, that is, when the puppy usually goes to the toilet, you need to take him out to make it convenient for him to be outside. And if it is convenient for him at home, you should educate him on the spot and let him know that you are unhappy. At the same time, you should wipe the scene clean so as not to leave any smell. You can use 84 disinfectant or the like to wipe it repeatedly to remove the smell. As your dog becomes more accustomed to going to the bathroom outside, the number of times you take him out can be gradually reduced, but ultimately it should not be less than twice a day.