Train the dog to prepare for going to the toilet at a fixed point

Training time:
Start in the past 3 months (synchronize the dry food replacement period to develop new habits); eat three meals a day For example, puppies will tend to concentrate on excreting every day after getting up early in the morning, after exercise, morning, noon, night, and about 5-25 minutes after meals.

Items needed:
Diaper, toilet, paper towels, cotton swabs, alcohol, snacks, odor cleaner.

Signals for dogs going to the toilet:
1. Before urinating, they will often smell the ground from left to right, stop following or turn around and run away, and then squat down.
2. There will be prominent redness in the anus before defecation. Stop following and quickly turn around several times to smell the ground.

To train dogs to go to the toilet at fixed points, mechanical repetition methods should be used

Through human guidance or stimulation, dogs are forced to fix their excretion habits and locations, and physical conditioned reflexes are formed through repeated practice.
First, you need to understand your dog’s elimination time and movement habits through trial and error observation. Everyday when you see signs of excretion in your dog, you need to stop it immediately (cooperate with the prohibition command) and take it to a designated place to go to the toilet (such as an independent toilet, a confined space or a separate cage).
The puppy will not excrete at that time because it is frightened after being taken into the toilet. Then parents need to wait quietly for about 5 minutes (try to observe secretly and avoid making eye contact). If the baby defecates successfully, he should be released in time and rewarded.
If defecation fails after 5 minutes, parents can step in to help. Use a cotton swab soaked in alcohol to apply to the dog's anus, let go of the dog and continue to observe in the dark for about 5 minutes, and reward the dog if it defecates smoothly.
Attention should be paid during final cleaning if this floor is selected as a place for excretion. Then you can destroy the gas without using odor cleaner, and then you need to fix this place as a toilet every time the dog urinates.

Things to note when training dogs to go to the toilet at designated spots

1. Old diaper paper leaves the residual smell of cake or urine stains and can be used as a natural guide.
2. Because the excretion system of puppies is not fully developed, they may defecate up to 5-8 times a day.
3. Try to avoid going out before completing the 3 injections. Methods 1 and 2 complement each other and are suitable for indoor free-range dogs. You can complete method 1 first and then further train method 2. Method 3 is more suitable for dogs to use alone in the cage when there is no one at home.
4. As long as you patiently and persistently guide, your dog will basically have a good sense of excretion in about 7-10 days. After a period of time when the child has fully learned to go to the toilet at a fixed location, parents can gradually reduce the food rewards. At the same time, pay attention to cultivating the correctness of actions and establishing an error punishment mechanism. The ultimate goal isTell the dog "there will be a reward for excreting in the toilet, and it is wrong and may even be punished anywhere else."
5. Pay attention to cultivating excretion passwords from an early age, such as: quick, stinky, etc. Do not change passwords at will.