1. I heard from a dog trainer that puppies usually poop about 30 minutes after eating or about 15 minutes after drinking water. You can pay special attention at this time.

If you find your dog sniffing everywhere on the ground, please be extremely vigilant. He is looking for a place to go to the toilet. In addition, dogs usually excrete once (including PEE and poop) after waking up in the morning. After you see the dog wake up, you can take him to the place where you want him to go to the toilet, let him stay there for a while, and at the same time say "hurry up" and other commands to the dog in a special tone ( You must keep doing it, and even use this command often when he grows up. The dog will really understand it. They will slowly understand that your command is urging him to go to the toilet)

2. Puppies urinate a lot, so most people like to let them go to the toilet on a paper changing pad or newspaper first. Some dogs will use paper changing pads, but some dogs hate them very much. My dog ​​will tear the diaper pad to pieces. So I ended up using newspapers.

At first, my dog ​​didn’t know that newspapers were for him to excrete, so I used newspapers to absorb his poop, and then put the one with the poop on top of many newspapers (about 7 or 8). , don’t throw it away yet. The next time you see your dog sniffing everywhere, pick him up in time and put him on the newspaper. He will smell the dried newspaper. You have to keep watch next to him. If he runs away Go out, catch him again and put him in the newspaper. (You can spread the newspaper over a larger area at first, and then gradually reduce the size of the newspaper). What you have to do after that is, whenever you see your dog going to the toilet (sniffing everywhere) or going to the toilet (in the wrong place), you should immediately pick him up and put him on the newspaper.

Leave a newspaper with his excrement on the newspaper every day. Generally, after a few days, the dog will know that it needs to be solved on the newspaper. After he gets familiar with it, congratulations, the first step was successful. You can put a clean newspaper every day, because the dog will know the smell of the newspaper to go to the toilet.

3. The next step is relatively simple. You need to slowly reduce the size of the newspaper (it can be from the size of two newspapers, to the size of one newspaper, to the size of half a newspaper. You can also slowly change the position of the newspaper, and slowly move the newspaper to Move the door. Once the dog gets used to going to the toilet on the newspaper at the door, you can take the newspaper away. When the dog wants to go to the toilet, he will go to the door to find the newspaper. When you see his behavior, you should immediately Go outside to use the bathroom for him.

4. Then you can first choose 5 basically fixed times in the day to take the puppy out. (It is best to choose the time 20 to 30 minutes after the dog has eaten). If the dog wants to go to the toilet outside the 5 hours, you should also take him out. These will be extra and not included in the 5 times. After a long time, the dog will know that those 5 times are for him to go to the toilet.. Keep using the toilet command you gave him outside until he completes the task. After finishing, you'd better touch him and give him verbal encouragement and praise.

Since dogs have a biological clock, it is best to keep the five times relatively fixed. In this way, the dog will realize that it needs to go to the toilet first before going outside. After the dog can fully utilize these 5 times to complete its excretion task and does not go to the toilet at home, you can continue to do this for a while, and then slowly increase the time from 5 times to 3 times. (Generally, if the dog is still young, if you want to feed him 4 times a day, take him out 5 times, once in the morning after getting up, and then take him out half an hour after each meal, 5 times in total. Wait until the dog adapts Go to the toilet outside, and as the age increases, the number of times you feed him becomes 3 times a day, so you can reduce the number of times you go out to 3 times, which can be once when you get up in the morning, once half an hour after lunch, and then go to bed The previous time.

5. After that, your dog may be able to go to the toilet outside regularly! It should be reminded that in the early stage of training, take the dog out and only give the dog up to 5 minutes to go to the toilet. If there is no action for 5 minutes, he will Take him home and put him in the cage immediately. Let the dog know that if he doesn't go to the toilet outside, he will have no chance until the next time you let him go out.

There are still some places that everyone should pay attention to. Until your dog is completely able to hold it in at home until you take him outside to poop, put your dog in a crate. But this does not mean that you should lock up your dog 24 hours a day. Dogs generally do not go to the toilet where they sleep, so there is only enough space in the cage for the dog to turn around and sleep. If the cage is too big, the dog will go to the toilet anywhere in the cage except where he lies, and it will be troublesome to develop a habit.