Recently, it is an important period to fight against the epidemic, and everyone has begun to mobilize against the epidemic!

Wear a mask

Wash your hands frequently

Don’t gather

Go out less

These have become the rules of life that everyone strictly abides by! Even dogs are no exception...

Temperature measurement is required when entering the community entrance. This has become a standard operation in various communities, but netizens captured this scene...

In addition, many dogs also show their protective work.

Although I don’t know what happened, it’s definitely right to follow the shit shoveling officer!

I would like to emphasize again that the World Health Organization and major official media have refuted the rumors: There is currently no evidence that the new coronavirus can be transmitted to cats and dogs!

So how do dogs go to the toilet during the epidemic?

"Paper training" is a very practical training course. The owner needs to maintain enough patience, enthusiasm and consistency.

Step 1: Prepare paper or dog toilets suitable for dog poop. Before training your dog, it is necessary to prepare suitable paper or dog toilets.

Newspaper: If there is no peeing pad specifically for dogs, you can choose some scrap newspapers. Newspaper is much less absorbent than changing pads, so urine and feces may fall onto the floor or carpet.

Changing pads: If you have prepared some peeing pads and diapers for dogs before, now is the time to use them.

Synthetic pheromones: If you have or can purchase some pheromones at home that can soothe your dog's mood, you can spray some pheromones around the place where your dog goes to the toilet to relieve your dog's nervousness.

Step 2: Choose a limited space and then train.

Before you start training your dog, you need to choose a limited confined space to ensure that your dog can stay in this space without running around. If the owner wants the dog to stay in a small corner of the living room or the bathroom, the owner should confine the dog to that place, which can facilitate the dog's "paper training."

Then place the selected "dog toilet" in this limited space. If you find that the dog poops for the first time, put its poop on the dog toilet, so that the dog can understandBai it should defecate in a special "toilet". Take your dog to the dog toilet frequently. For puppies, the owner should take the dog to the toilet every 30 minutes.

Use passwords to command your dog to do this. Dogs usually respond well to passwords. When an owner sees a dog sniffing, squatting, or other behaviors that often occur before defecating, it is a sign that the dog needs to go to the toilet. Choose a command, such as "Go to the bathroom!" Whenever the owner sees it exhibiting similar behavior, issue a command and then take it to the designated place.

Don’t say the command at the beginning. It is best to issue the command when the dog squats down, otherwise it may not know what the owner wants. If it does what the owner asks, give it some rewards in time. Most importantly, stay patient and consistent. It may be difficult at the beginning, but as long as you persist for a few days, you will see good results. Use the same command and give it a reward when it behaves well.

Step 3: Feed the dog on time

Feeding on time allows your dog to defecate as regularly as possible. This means owners have a better idea of ​​when their dog needs to go potty. If the owner's dog does not have the habit of eating on time, the owner should train it.

Provide food to the dog regularly and do not leave food in the food bowl all the time. Give the dog 15 minutes to eat. No matter whether it finishes the food in the bowl or not, the owner must take the food away. The dog will eventually learn to eat within a set time.

Some dogs want to go to the toilet half an hour after eating food. Pay attention to this time period and be ready to guide the dog to the toilet at any time.

Step 4: Sort out your emotions

Don’t scold your dog. When the dog is learning how to use the toilet, scolding will only bring more pressure to the dog and greatly reduce the efficiency of learning.

Every time your dog poops, don’t think its excrement is too smelly. It is very important to clean up the poop in time. Dogs are also good children who love to be clean. Be prepared for frustration, as many dogs are accustomed to peeing outdoors and it may be difficult for your dog to accept indoor defecation in a short period of time. The owner may fail at first, but it is important to maintain a good attitude and confidence.

Although dogs cannot be infected with new viruses, spring is about to enter, and many bacteria have begun to breed. In order to prevent pets and family members from getting sick, the editor recommends a sterilizer that can sterilize and disinfect, and is convenient and safe for human pets. Disinfectant Spray - Aineng Pet Sterilizing Disinfectant Spray.

It can destroy a variety of common bacteria. It only takes 15-30 seconds to kill 99.99% of E. coli and spores.bacteria, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, etc. and influenza virus, canine parvovirus, canine coronavirus, etc. The main component of Aineng Pet Sterilization and Disinfection Spray is hypochlorous acid, which has a very strong disinfection and sterilization effect but is not irritating to the human body.

Note: Hypochlorous acid is a strong oxidant that can effectively kill bacteria. It is generally used as an oxidant, deodorant and disinfectant

The super sterilizing and disinfecting effect can not only disinfect pets at home, but can also be sprayed directly on people's hands to prevent bacterial cross-infection. Most disinfectant sprays on the market either have a strong fragrance that hits your nose, or have a strong smell of alcohol. Even adults, let alone pets, can't stand the choking smell.

Keep a few bottles of Aineng Pet Sterilizing and Disinfectant Spray at home and spray it at any time to keep away germs and diseases, and add a layer of protection for yourself and your pet’s health!