The Pug is a considerate, lovable small dog that does not require exercise or regular back grooming, but it does need a companion. In order to prevent it from being so lonely, owners can train Pug dogs in their free time. Many friends want this method. However, many friends don’t know how to train Pug dogs in order to train them well. If you want to learn better training methods, you might as well follow the editor and learn together!

How to train a pug?

Training Point 1:

The most common training method is to use newspapers. In order to let the pug know to go to the newspaper to defecate, some pug owners put some urine smell on the newspaper, thinking that the dog will go to the toilet there, but in fact, this kind of use of urine smelly newspaper Trying to get your dog to remember the location of the toilet with newspapers or toilet paper will almost always fail miserably, because dogs don’t like to pee in places that smell like their own urine. Even if the surface of the newspaper and toilet paper has dried, leaving only a slight odor, the dog will rely on its sharp sense of smell to smell the odor and think "this place is dirty" and will go to other places to excrete. So the correct way is to spread clean newspapers on the ground and let the pug excrete on it.

Training Point 2:

Pug dogs have a natural habit of loving cleanliness, so Pug dogs will not excrete in their own dens and must go to places other than the den. Therefore, the designated place for Pug dogs to urinate and defecate should be far away from the den, but the premise is that The Pug has a "den". Please note that the concepts of "home" and "den" are different in the thinking of the Pug. If you let the Pug move freely indoors, you are actually letting the Pug move freely indoors. The dog has no fixed place in the house and lacks his own private space. If the pug can't tell which part is the den, toilet training will definitely fail.

Training point three:

If a Pug urinates everywhere and you punish it, if you think that if you press its head to smell the smell and then teach it a lesson, it will know that it cannot urinate anywhere, then you are wrong. In fact, it is impossible for a Pug. Understand exactly what the owner means. Your intimidation may be effective for a while, but it will only make the pug afraid of being beaten, rather than feeling that it is wrong to urinate there. The pug may understand it as: "If you pee there, you will definitely be beaten and scolded. Although it is a bit scary, just be patient." So after a period of time, he will urinate everywhere again. The correct method is: when you find that your pug is peeing everywhere at home, you should immediately take the dog to another room and silently clean the urine to remove the smell. Guide it to the designated place to eliminate, rather than punishing the pug with violence.