Four things to note when training your dog to toilet train:

1. Dogs don’t like to urinate and defecate in the places where they sleep and eat, so the dog toilet should be far away from it. A place to eat and sleep.

2. Once the dog urinates and defecates in a fixed place, do not change it easily, otherwise it will not be able to find the toilet.

3. Puppies usually urinate and defecate after meals and within 30 minutes after waking up. If you find your dog running around in circles and sniffing everywhere, you must take your dog to the toilet in time. , because the puppy’s excretion system has not yet fully developed, it may not know in time that it is about to excrete, so the owner must observe more.

4. When the dog takes the initiative to go to the dog toilet to relieve itself, the owner should praise it promptly and give it some small snacks as a reward to let the dog understand that the owner is satisfied with its behavior. Moreover, when the dog is hesitant to go to the dog toilet to urinate, the owner should immediately encourage it and tell it that this is the right thing to do.

Training your dog to potty and toilet:

1. Prepare a dog toilet or pee pad and put it in the toilet at home.

2. When the dog just wakes up or defecates within 10-20 minutes after a meal, or keeps sniffing, take it to the toilet immediately.

3. Your dog may not have the urge to defecate when he first arrives at the dog toilet, so please wait patiently.

4. When the dog starts to defecate, add the command "Poop/pee", and reward it with snacks when it finishes defecating.

5. During this period, if the dog poops and urinates in the wrong place, the owner can clean it up silently.

6. Repeat training multiple times. A dog's IQ is about the same as that of a child, so you can't ask it to learn things once and for all. The most important thing for training a dog to urinate and defecate at a fixed point is that the owner has patience and practices repeatedly for many days, so that the dog can truly learn it.