When raising a beagle, you must first train it to excrete in a fixed place. Before preparing to raise a beagle, parents should choose a suitable place for it to use as its toilet at home. After the Beagle enters the house and becomes familiar with the environment, you can start training the Beagle to use the toilet.

First, parents can prepare a professional dog toilet or other sanitary ware for the beagle. The simplest way is to spread some newspapers or a diaper on the floor. Then you can start to guide the dog to excrete in a fixed place.

Second, it should be noted that healthy beagle dogs also excrete regularly. Generally, when you get up in the morning, 30 minutes after eating, and about 15 minutes after drinking water, you will need to excrete. When you find a beagle with its head lowered and sniffing on the ground, it means that the beagle is about to excrete. At this time, parents should quickly guide it to a fixed toilet and let it excrete.

You also need to pay attention during the training process. If it is found that the beagle is excreting elsewhere, parents should quickly report it to the designated toilet, and then gently comfort it to let it continue to excrete. If the beagle has finished excreting when it is discovered, the parents should immediately reprimand it on the spot to make it fear this place and will not urinate in this place next time. (Picture source: Internet)