The puppies that have just been brought home look cute. No matter how naughty they are, their owners will think that they are young and ignorant without blaming them. Although this kind of doting attitude is admirable, if the degree of doting is too deep, it will turn into connivance, and connivance will only make the puppy not know what is right and wrong, and when it grows up, it will be easy to be willful and often take advantage of human power to bark indiscriminately. In this way, no matter how cute it looks, it will eventually become an object of disgust for you. Therefore, start training the dog's rules as early as possible, so that they can cooperate happily with each other, and the two parties can get along with each other forever.

In fact, the deviant behaviors commonly seen in puppies are mainly based on the following four items:

1. Defecating anywhere

There are two main reasons why puppies urinate and defecate randomly at home. One is timid urination and defecation problems, and the other is uncontrollable urination and defecation problems. The former is mainly caused by the puppy becoming incontinent involuntarily whenever a stranger approaches it. The main reason for this problem is that the puppy has just arrived in a new environment and feels unfamiliar with the surroundings and becomes fearful. Therefore, this situation is normal. Another problem with the inability to control urination and defecation is that the puppy has not yet fully mastered the control of its own functions, so it will defecate on the spot whenever it is excited or feels the need.

Solution:

The owner will certainly be angry if the puppy urinates randomly, but rough training will only have the opposite effect. For timid urination and defecation problems, what we should do is to lean over and approach slowly whenever we approach the puppy, because this will make your body curve smaller and reduce the puppy's timidity. If the situation still does not improve, you can try to prepare snacks every time you pick up the puppy. This way, when the puppy knows that your approach is giving it a benefit, it will not be afraid of you. In addition, the most effective way to deal with uncontrollable urination and defecation problems is to ignore them, because this situation will gradually disappear as the puppy grows older.

2. Separation-induced sexual behavior

Separation-induced behavior occurs when a puppy is separated from its mother or original owner. Symptoms of this condition include howling, barking, vandalism, and indiscriminate urination and defecation. Solution:

For this problem, some people think that some caressing or rewarding methods are enough, but in fact these are not effective methods. The best solution is to regularize the puppy's life, that is, to train the puppy to eat, play and rest regularly and regularly. Because this will allow the puppy to re-adapt to the new life and develop a sense of belonging. As time passes, the above situation can be improved. In addition, it is best to control the puppy's living range, that is, only in one or two rooms, because this will make it easier to cultivate their sense of belonging and more effectively solve the problem of separation-induced sexual behavior.

3. Biting

When puppies start to grow teeth, in order to relieve physical discomfort, they will look for items in the home and bite them randomly, causing damage.

Solution:

At this time, the owner can use some items that the puppy likes to distract his attention., such as some sound-making toys. Because things that make noises are very interesting to puppies, this reduces the likelihood that they will bite other items. In addition, you can also play tug-of-war with your puppy, which can help your puppy reduce the pain of teething.

4. The problem of hostility

Possessive hostility when eating is most common. Owners must not take this problem lightly, because if it is allowed to develop without education, the dog may become uncontrollable when it grows up, causing harm to itself and others. A certain degree of danger.

Solution:

To solve this problem, there is nothing more than appropriate rewards and punishments. For example, give food when the puppy does something right, take it away immediately otherwise, and deliberately not feed food. When your puppy knows that you are the dominant one, they will behave themselves. However, it should be noted that some puppies may be hostile to punishment, so owners should pay more attention in this regard.