How to teach a Chow Chow to go to the toilet

1. Chow Chows are naturally unwilling to have their kennel near the toilet. You should first find a quiet and fixed place for it. Set up a toilet somewhere, and then start formal training.

2. Training can begin when Chow Chows are 1-2 months old. Generally speaking, Chow Chows learn to use the toilet very quickly. They will find convenient places through their sense of smell. and pin it down.

3. Every time the Chow Chow needs to defecate, it will always have some fixed actions, such as lowering its head and smelling repeatedly in a small area, walking back and forth, turning in circles, etc. As soon as you discover this behavior, you should carry it to a designated place, or guide it to a fixed toilet by itself, then make it convenient for you, and praise it appropriately after it has finished excreting.

Notes on dog training

1. Do not feed the dog before training. It is best to not eat within two hours before training (you should also do the same before any subsequent training). Of course, training your dog while it is eating will have better results.

2. Before training, the dog should be let loose for a while to eliminate defecation and defecation. To eliminate the dog's "external inhibition" so that the training can be carried out more effectively (the same will be done before each training in the future).

3. Do not beat or scold your dog. When you beat or scold your dog because it cannot learn a certain skill, it will not feel that it is being beaten or scolded because it cannot learn the skill. It will feel that it is being beaten and scolded because it cannot learn the skill. Because he was beaten and scolded for learning this skill, he became even more afraid to learn this skill.

4. The best way to train a dog is to use a reward mechanism to allow the dog to quickly equate training content with rewards. For example, when it does well, reward it with a snack immediately, so that dog training will be more efficient.

5. But don’t rely too much on food. Although snacks are very important as one of the necessities in training, too many snack rewards will cause the dog to obey as long as there are snacks, and will not obey without snacks. When doing actions, we should let the dog establish the mentality that food is a surprise and the owner's touch is a reward. .