Open defecation

This is a phenomenon that is neither civilized nor hygienic. It not only makes the house look like a big public toilet, but also makes the beautiful hostess Forced to become a "sanitation worker".

Yes: Plan to build a special toilet in your home. From the first day the puppy enters the house, it should be allowed to defecate in a fixed place to develop a good habit of defecating regularly. Generally speaking, when the puppy wakes up, plays and eats, it is time to concentrate on defecation. If you see your puppy sniffing or turning around, it means the puppy is probably going to poop. You should send it to the "toilet" immediately. After the bowel movement is completed, reward it.

No: Once a situation of open defecation occurs, you must catch the current situation, otherwise, subsequent punishment will not have any effect.

Bite randomly

Puppies will change their teeth during the growth period. At this time, chewing is a natural need, but you cannot indulge it to bite anything. Things, including the owner's fingers, otherwise it will think that everything it can touch can bite.

Yes: Invest in dog chews, toys and other items specifically designed to satisfy their desire to chew. When puppies are about 4 months old, their deciduous teeth begin to fall out. At this time, their mouths will be very itchy, so they always want to bite things. Such normal needs cannot be suppressed, but should be guided correctly so that they can be satisfied.

No: Never let your fingers suck on little ones thinking they won’t bite. This is often the beginning of their bad habit of biting.

Noisy

Dogs can bark, but they cannot bark randomly. Otherwise, even if the neighbor breaks the glass of your house intolerable, it will think that the neighbor wants to hear it. It was only after I knew better that I made this decision.

Yes: Dogs bark for many reasons, such as neediness, needing your attention, timidity, nervousness, boredom, etc. They may bark non-stop. You can say nice things to people, but to them there is only one word - "No!" OK.

No: When you confirm that they are making trouble unreasonably, you must stop them resolutely and never slap them or rub them three times, otherwise it will become indulgence.

How to Say No to a Puppy!

When you say No to it, you must do it the first time. If it does something wrong, it must be stopped without delay. If you blame it for something that happened a minute ago, not only will it have no effect, but it will also confuse it.

When you say No to it, you must be firm and merciless. Only commands with simple syllables and a positive tone like "No!" can be a sufficient deterrent to dogs.Powerful and effective.