How to teach a puppy to go to the toilet? Choose a place as the puppy's excretion place, lay some newspapers or diapers, or use the dog toilet; when the puppy shows signs of defecation, guide it to the designated place; Dog Rewards can be given when the dog pulls in the right place. When the dog pulls randomly, use a stern voice to criticize and educate, and clean up the urine stains.
Before training a puppy to go to the toilet, we need to find a place in advance, such as a corner or in the toilet, spread some newspapers or diapers, or use the dog toilet. It must be specified well, and do not modify it easily. In the future, puppies will be trained to urinate and defecate in this designated place.
Generally, dogs will defecate within 30 minutes after eating or waking up. Using this feature, we can observe the puppy's behavior and then lure the puppy. For example, we keep an eye on the puppy after it eats or when it wakes up. Once we find that the puppy is making movements to urinate, such as turning in circles or sniffing around. When you observe this action, guide the puppy immediately, such as half pushing and half pulling, or pulling and coaxing, to guide the puppy to the right place.
Once the puppy urinates and defecates in the designated place, be sure to encourage the dog and give it a favorite snack or toy to let it know that it is correct to come here to defecate. Over time, it will naturally Learned. Once you find that the puppy is about to do something bad, immediately remind it loudly using the words you used to do, such as: "pee pad" or "go to the toilet", and at the same time point it to the direction of the toilet and lead it to the toilet. If it is too late, point to the urine stain and scold the puppy severely, then take it to the toilet and say "pee pad" repeatedly.
