St. Bernard dog toilet training method:
St. Bernard dogs before 3-4 months old have poor self-control defecation ability, so they will excrete more everywhere. Of course, at this time, parents should start to guide the St. Bernard puppies to a fixed place to eliminate. Of course, during this training process, puppies may urinate everywhere from time to time. As a parent, in addition to more timely guidance, you must also face the St. Bernard puppy with a broad mind and slowly guide it to develop the habit of excreting at a fixed point.
To train a St. Bernard dog to urinate and defecate at a fixed location, you should first prepare a fixed dog toilet for it at home. This can be a dog toilet purchased from a professional pet store or a dog toilet made by yourself. Then choose a place at home to place it permanently. This place can be the toilet or the balcony.
Pet dogs have a regular pattern of excretion needs. Generally, you will need to defecate 15 minutes after getting up in the morning, drinking water every time, and 30-40 minutes after eating. During these special times, parents should pay close attention to the behavior of the St. Bernard dog and take it to the dog toilet in advance to prevent it from defecating in other places.
When training, you must ensure that you can better guide the St. Bernard dog to the dog toilet. There should be some smell of dog urine stains left in this dog toilet. It is important to make sure that the smell is not too strong and that the dog toilet is clean. This can attract dogs to go to the dog toilet to relieve themselves, and at the same time, dogs will not be reluctant to relieve themselves in the dog toilet because the dog toilet is too dirty.
