No "landmines or markers"!

Whether they bring it back from a kennel or a pet store, most people will choose a puppy because they want to experience all the changes the dog goes through from childhood to adulthood, share joys and sorrows with it, and become mutually dependent. However, when you bring a puppy home, the first thing you have to face is the devastating problem of "open defecation"! I believe no pet owner can endure it.

Especially puppies about 2 to 3 months old, although they can control their defecation on their own, they have not developed the habit of defecating at fixed points and always leave their own "little marks" in every corner of the house. Moreover, often as soon as you finish cleaning up here, it will appear again there, and sometimes you may even accidentally step on a "landmine".

So, in order to avoid "stepping on thunder", this training of Corgi dogs should start from an early age, the earlier the better!

Tips: Owners should be patient with training. If your dog accidentally pees or defecates outside the designated place after being trained, don’t scold or scold it immediately. This will only make it afraid to do it in front of you in the future. Instead, they will hide secretly to go to the toilet, and even develop a problem of eating poop. It must be consolidated patiently through multiple, short training sessions.

Training skills: fixed-point defecation

▲ STEP1

Before training puppies to urinate in designated places, it is best for all poop scrapers to do a good job in environmental management and layout as shown in the photos.

▲ STEP2

Next we start training. When you are not at home, please keep the dog in the fence and place all supplies.

▲ STEP3

If you are at home, after getting up in the morning, let the dog stay in the pen first. If you find that the puppy urinates or defecates in the dog toilet, give a food reward as soon as it finishes excreting.

▲ STEP4

Then you can let the dog out to play for a short time, and then put the puppy back into the pen. In the future, whenever defecation occurs on the toilet, rewards will be given immediately (it is recommended that the owner train intensively for two days on weekends). After training for a few days, the dog will know that it should use the dog toilet.

▲ STEP5

Expand the fence area and see if the dog really understands the significance of the dog toilet. If the dog still goes to the dog toilet, the fence can be removed after insisting on using the fence for a period of time; if on the contrary, it needs to return to the initial fence area and continue intensive training.practice.