Don’t beat or scold your dog

Don’t scold your dog after he poops everywhere. This method is unnecessary and will only leave a bad impression on the dog. When training a dog to defecate, avoid scolding, talking nonsense and other bad methods. If the dog feels that going to the toilet is a scary thing, even if you take it to the toilet, it will not excrete. The more the dog is reprimanded, the more it will deliberately pee in inappropriate places.

Don’t rush things

If the dog can defecate in a specific place, you can slowly expand its range of activities. After training, space restrictions can be removed and the dog can move freely around the home. When toilet training, be patient and don't rush. Dogs raised indoors are more likely to pee if they are not toilet trained. You should not give it a chance to run around. You should build a nest for the dog, and then lay newspapers or plastic next to it so that it can slowly get used to peeing or defecating in these places. The next step is to watch its every move.

Observe defecation habits

The key to toilet training is to understand your dog’s behavior before defecating. Different dogs will have different effects. Some will keep spinning before defecating, while others will suddenly squat down. Take the time to observe how your dog behaves before defecating. If you have decided in advance what kind of toilet you will use, you should prepare a similar item for your dog as a memory for the next day. If you master the pattern of your dog's defecation, you can help it relieve it in advance. If it performs well, you must remember to praise it.