Dogs peeing and peeing anywhere at home should be the most troublesome thing for owners, so what dogs need most training at home is to urinate in designated places.

Bulldogs are more likely to poop when they just wake up and after eating. The pit bull is sniffing everywhere on the ground. This is a signal to pull. At this time, keep a close eye on it. If the waist collapses, it means that you need to urinate (when the bull grows up, it will urinate to the side by itself, and when it is young, it still squats on the ground), and if the waist arches upward, it means that it needs to urinate. Put a piece of newspaper at the specified location (not too close to the nest, but not too far away, so as not to be too late. 2-3 meters will be more suitable at first) to guide them there when they are about to pull. Come up with the newspaper. Once it pulls, praise the bulldog in a gentle and exaggerated tone, caress the bulldog, and give food rewards. If you pull in the wrong place, scold the bulldog in a stern and decisive tone, and hit the bulldog with a newspaper rolled into a tube, or hit the place next to it that can make a loud noise, or pick up the skin on the back of the bulldog's neck.

It is best to grasp the current situation and fight firmly while it is being pulled. Otherwise, the situation will change and the bulldog will not understand what the owner is scolding it. Oxen have short memories and need more education. Urinary catheters and the like are of no use, and it is better to keep them under human control. It is very important for bulldogs to poop and urinate when they are young. They must grasp the time when they just wake up and when they are full, guide them to the right place, and reward them in time if they poop correctly. If you are not in jail when you are young, it will be difficult to develop habits and you cannot be lazy.