Dachshund toilet training tutorial:
It would be best if the original owner had already started training the Dachshund puppy at home before training it; if not, don’t be nervous. In fact, as long as you insist on strictly following the rules, training it at home is simple. You can find a place for it to relieve itself in the yard in advance and take it there several times a day. In the first few weeks, he may not be able to control his urination, but you can take him there every two hours. In addition, before going to bed at night, waking up in the morning, before and after naps during the day, and before and after the excitement period (such as when guests come, playing) Take it to this place once in a while) or after meals.
One thing must be reminded, in the first few weeks, this training will be very successful, but don't be too happy too early. If you think that your Dachshund puppy no longer needs regular reminders, you are wrong! You must continue to remind it from time to time in the next few months. Any mistakes may lead to wasted efforts.
^Take the dachshund puppy to the designated location and wait. Be patient and eventually it will relieve itself. Before doing so, it may sniff the surrounding grass with its nose.
^When it defecates, it should repeat some words, such as "pee quickly" and "pull". If you keep saying this, a reflex connection will be formed between these words and actions. Eventually, you can use these words to command it to relieve itself.
^After defecating, praise it and reward it with something to eat, so that it knows it was done right.
^After everything is cleaned up, don’t rush to bring it back into the house and let it play in the yard for a while (otherwise, the puppy will deliberately stay in interesting outdoor areas and delay the time to enter the house).
Try to avoid unexpected situations. Once it has a precedent of urinating in other places, it is likely to go there next time.
If this happens, you'll need to use a special cleaner (available at pet stores) that will get rid of the bad smell there. Don't get angry at it, because shouting loudly will only scare it without understanding why the owner is yelling at it. Doing so will also cause other disadvantages: for example, it will defecate very secretly in the future. It may think that scolding it is because it defecates, not because it goes to the wrong place, so it will never defecate in front of you again, but will do it very secretly (such as behind the sofa). When you find that it is urinating elsewhere, you should call its name in a joyful tone, calmly lead it away, and take it to the designated place.
Remember, if it finds the wrong place to urinate, you cannot blame it, the responsibility lies entirely with the owner. Be sure to remind it frequently to prevent this from happening again.
