A cage is necessary for indoor training. Dogs should have a comfortable place to rest, but they should not be locked in a cage for life. For indoor dog training, 2 weeks of restricted freedom in a crate means a lifetime of freedom of movement around the house. Feed the dog in the crate and then take the dog outside to relieve itself within a reasonable amount of time. Then put him back in the cage and give him toys and blankets until the next defecation time comes. For puppies, this time should not exceed 2 hours. For adult dogs, no more than 4 hours. The dog does not like to defecate in the area where he plays and sleeps. The crate should have enough room for the dog to stand and turn around, but not so big that he can squat on the side to relieve himself. Once your dog's house training is complete, leave the crate open and it will be a great place for him to relax and rest.

Newspaper training

If you live in an apartment and it is not convenient to take your dog to defecate outdoors, then you need to carry out "newspaper training". The training method is to fill a relatively closed space with newspapers, such as the kitchen or bathroom floor. When the dog defecates on the newspapers, replace the dirty newspapers. After a few days, remove part of the newspapers to expose part of the ground. If your dog defecates on the bare ground, correct him gently, then place him on the newspaper and praise him. Once he has some idea of ​​defecating on newspaper, gradually remove more and more newspapers until you end up with a small area left where you want him to defecate.

Training out

Take your puppy out with you as much as possible. Puppies need to poop frequently. Especially 15 to 20 minutes after eating. As he gets older, this time may become longer. If you observe signs of defecation, such as whining softly or running in circles, report the dog outdoors as soon as possible. When he finishes defecating outside, immediately praise his behavior, using your favorite words (preferably a fixed word). Then play with him for a while before taking him back. Your puppy will gradually learn that defecating outdoors earns you praise and opportunities to play outside.

How to deal with mistakes?

This often happens when you first get a dog. Don't punish your dog for this. If you punish him, he will just avoid you the next time he poops in the house. You should gently but firmly say "no" to your dog and correct him, take him outside, and when he is relaxed and no longer nervous, say to him the same words of praise you used to praise him before. And you must insist on saying these words to him the next time he defecates outside

How to train a dog to defecate at a specific location

Many friends hope to raise a lively and cute puppy to keep them company. However, due to busy work and limited living conditions, I cannot guarantee that I will walk my dog ​​on time every day. How to solve the problem of dog defecation?Problems are distressing things. In fact, dogs are very clean animals. Defecation at fixed points is an instinct developed by their ancestors when they lived in the wild. As long as you prepare a set of sanitary ware for it and train it in the correct way, your dog will Defecate in your own toilet like a gentleman. Your pet-raising life will also be easy and happy!

1. When does fixed-site toilet training start?

Before you prepare to take a puppy home, you should prepare sanitary ware for it. From the moment it walks in the door, we will provide you with patient and meticulous tutoring. When it finds a place to defecate in its new home, it will look for that place in the future. So training starts from the first time.

2. How to detect in time that a puppy is about to urinate?

Puppies will defecate soon after eating and drinking. He often defecates when he wakes up or after playing. Puppies often act anxious and restless when they want to defecate, putting their noses close to the ground and sniffing everywhere. When you notice these phenomena, you should immediately hold it to the sanitary ware.

3. I put the dog on the sanitary ware, but it doesn’t defecate. What should I do?

When you find that your puppy has the urge to defecate, do not yell loudly. This will scare it away from defecation. The correct way is to move quickly and softly, and hold it on the sanitary ware. Call him softly to poop and pee, but don't touch him too much to avoid distracting him. The important thing is to be patient.

　4. What should I do when I find out that it has already started to defecate?

While quickly and resolutely holding it to the sanitary ware, you gently comforted it and let it continue. Please note: You must not put it on the sanitary ware to reprimand it. This will make it think that it is wrong to defecate on the sanitary ware, thus creating a fear of the sanitary ware. It is very detrimental to future training.

5. What should you do if you find it is dead?

If you are caught in the act, you should be reprimanded immediately. If you discover it after the fact, the only thing you can do is clean the stain and try to leave as little of an odor as possible. Reprimanding afterward will only confuse it, and it doesn't know why you are angry. Reprimanding on the spot and praising in time are effective educational methods. Praise and encouragement should be given priority, while reprimand and punishment should be supplemented. Because praise and encouragement can stimulate your dog's desire to learn.