How to train a dog to go to the toilet at a fixed point

1. Prepare the dog's potty, pee pad, and inducer. If there is no inducer, use paper towels or pee pads. Just stick the dog's feces and urine and place it in the potty. Place the potty in a fixed position and do not move it at will.

2. Observe the dog’s behavior after eating. If the dog lowers its head, sniffs around and circles in place, it indicates that the dog wants to urinate. At this time, take the dog to the potty and wait for it to complete. Let him go after defecation.

3. If the dog poops on the potty correctly, reward it with small snacks and verbal rewards. If it does not poop on the potty, tell it in a serious tone that this is incorrect, and gently clasp its back with your hands. To show punishment, be sure not to hit or scold.

Precautions for 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. .