Many people have always had a headache about the problem of urinating and defecating dogs everywhere, especially when raising them indoors. If you do not have any training in toilet training, the dog will defecate and urinate anywhere, which is very...
Many people have always had a headache about the problem of urinating and defecating dogs everywhere, especially when raising them indoors. If you do not have any training in toilet training, the dog will defecate and urinate anywhere, which is very troublesome.
1. Key points for puppies' urination and defecation training
1. After puppies are full, they like to play around. If there is a slight pause or squat, you should pay attention. This may be a sign of urination and drowning. Don’t let it defecate anywhere indoors, on the bed, on the floor, etc.
2. To prepare a place for feces excretion, you can prepare a carton or a designated location for the dog to excrete, and place a little fine sand inside. If it is a petite dog, you can place about three layers of toilet paper.
3. At the beginning, if it urinates and defecates everywhere, it can scold it on the spot, wipe off the feces with toilet paper, rags, etc. in front of it, and put the rag and toilet paper in the excretion box or excretion area, and put the puppy in the box or excretion area to let it smell the odor.
4. But remember that correction must be given on the spot. Dogs cannot associate punishment with behaviors that have already happened, like humans. If you fail to seize the opportunity and your dog has finished excretion, you should take the dog to another room immediately. The owner silently cleanses the urine to remove the odor.
2. Key points for urination and defecation training for adult dogs
1. Determine the excretion point of adult dogs, that is, assign a "toilet" to the dog. The dog must be allowed to defecate at this "point" every time.
2. Determine the time of defecation, such as morning and evening every day, but it must be regular, but the stimulation level can be more severe. In this way, whenever it is released in the morning and evening, the dog will automatically go to the excretion site to remove feces.
Generally speaking, dogs have the nature to excrete away from their nests. If a newborn puppy cannot urinate or defecate on its own, the female dog will use her tongue to stimulate the puppy's excretion area to encourage the puppy to excrete. The female dog will lick the puppy's feces and urine to avoid staining the nest. At the same time, the smell of peeing and poop will become a mark.
