Training puppies to defecate at fixed points is one of the important means to enable puppies to have good behavioral habits, which is especially suitable for family dog ​​raising. Dog owners can train their puppies to defecate in places selected by the owner, such as the bathroom. Dogs are very clean animals and generally do not drown their feces in their residences. Even after one month of life, puppies will have the awareness to automatically leave their residence to find a place to defecate. From the day the puppy gets home, it must be carefully trained to use the toilet. Indoor dogs can generally be placed in the corridor or balcony or in the corner of the bathroom. Place a box or basket covered with old newspapers and cover it with a layer of plastic film as a simple toilet

When puppies are defecating, they often run around to find the place where they want to defecate. The puppies walk around the room while smelling the smell. Sometimes they make sounds in their mouths and run to their owners. If you look restless, this is a sign that you want to urinate. At this time, you should promptly pick it up and put it in the litter box or toilet where it should go, and tell the puppy to "pee". When you know for sure that it has finished defecating, you can pat its head and say "good job" and give it some delicious food. If the puppy defecates in a place other than the toilet, pick it up quickly and scold it sternly. "No", but sent to the toilet. If it does not work during the restraint process, do not scold the dog when excreting. Immediately after excreting, press the dog's head to the wrong place where the excretion was done, and press the dog's nose against it, and emphasize "no". Let the puppy understand that it did something wrong. If you don't scold it in time, the puppy will not understand its fault. You must insist on correcting and scolding the puppy when it excretes incorrectly. The puppy may not understand why it is being scolded at first, but after repeated training several times, the puppy will understand. A dog with a quick understanding can be successfully trained in one day, and a dog with a slow understanding can be successfully trained within a week, and the habit will become natural. After the incident, use deodorant to eliminate the smell of urine as much as possible. If a little smell is left, it is likely to come back next time. Dogs generally have the habit of defecating at fixed points and at regular times, but the location of defecation may not be the same as required. Therefore, starting from puppies, put old newspapers in the kennel to make the dog understand how to defecate on the old newspapers, and then scatter the old newspapers to designated places so that the dogs can defecate in the places needed by people (including the toilet).

Adult companion dogs have the habit of going out to defecate, which is a good thing, but owners should pay attention to environmental hygiene to prevent their feces from contaminating public environments such as grasslands, which is detrimental to other dogs' disease prevention (mainly canine parasitic diseases and infectious diseases) . Therefore, the owner should bring a plastic bag and toilet paper with him when he goes out. When the dog urinates, the owner uses a plastic bag to dispose of the dog's feces, cleans the ground with toilet paper, and then throws the waste together into the trash can.