How to train Rottweiler to go to the toilet? First find a fixed place to place Rottweiler’s dog toilet. You can make or buy a dog toilet; observe that when Rottweiler needs to defecate, guide Rottweiler to the ready place. Use a good dog toilet to go to the toilet and encourage Rottweiler to defecate; if you find Rottweiler excreting in other places, stop it in time.
First of all, find a fixed place at home for your Rottweiler to place its dog toilet. This place can be a balcony, corridor, corner of the bathroom, etc. The dog toilet can be a professional one bought in the store, or made by yourself. It can also be made of several newspapers or plastic film. After the dog toilet is set up, you can start training your Rottweiler.
In fact, you are good at detecting the excretion signals of Rottweiler dogs, and then provide guidance to train Rottweiler dogs to develop the habit of excretion at fixed points. Generally speaking, when a Rottweiler lowers his head and keeps sniffing the ground, walking back and forth indoors, the back half of the body is squatting. At this time, it means that Rottweiler needs to excrete. Parents should take it to the dog toilet in time and encourage it to urinate. When your dog excretes successfully, you must remember to praise and encourage it so that it knows to excrete in a fixed place next time.
The most important thing when training a Rottweiler dog to eliminate at a fixed point is timely guidance. When the dog excretes casually in other places, it must be stopped in time. If the dog has already excreted, do not stimulate it during the process of excretion. Wait until the excretion is over and "punish" it properly. Say it loudly to let the dog understand that such excretion behavior is wrong.
It takes time to guide your Rottweiler to urinate and defecate correctly. As an owner, once you start training your pet dog, you should not stop halfway, and you should continue to train your dog every day. The training can only be stopped after the Rottweiler really knows where to excrete and forms a habit.
