Before training, the place where the dog urinates should be thoroughly cleaned. When the dog wants to go to the toilet, cover the toilet floor with newspapers stained with dog urine and other clean newspapers, take the dog in, order him to excrete and close the door. Go in and have a look every few minutes. If the dog doesn't excrete, lock it up. If so, reward it. How does a local dog train to go to the toilet? First of all, the place where the dog peed before training should be thoroughly cleaned up. Then when the dog wants to go to the toilet, spread newspapers stained with dog urine and other clean newspapers on the toilet floor, take the dog in, order him to excrete and close the door. Go in and have a look every few minutes. If the dog doesn't excrete, lock it up. If so, reward it. After repeated training, gradually reduce the number of newspapers. Before training, remember to thoroughly clean the place where the dog used to pee and remove the odor. (When cleaning, it is best to dilute the floor with vinegar or disinfectant, and then rinse it with clear water to completely remove the smell of shit. ) Where you don't want your dog to pee, you must not have the smell of urine, so as not to affect the subsequent training.

The first step of training is to train the dog when he wants to go to the toilet, so that he can quickly know where to go to the toilet.

When the dog wants to go to the toilet, the opportunity appears: about 20 minutes after a meal; After exercise; After excited play; Wake up in the morning and want to pee; Smell around at home;

Steps:

1. After the dog has a full meal, dip in the urine with newspaper in front of the dog, then cover the toilet floor with other clean newspapers, take the dog into the toilet and talk to him loudly all the time? Pee, poop? About the toilet door, the dog will always want to come out and grab the door or bark. Don't be soft-hearted. Close the door first 15~20 minutes, and then open the door to see if there is stool or urine. If not, go on and say? Pee, poop? Close the door.

Precautions: Remember to say the slogan to urge the dog to urinate every time, so that the dog will know the excretion when he hears this sound in the future.

2. After opening the door, if the dog has excrement, even a little urine, you should praise it. Or prepare snacks to reward him. Dogs will remember to pee in the toilet and will be praised!

3. After successful training, be patient! If you want to do the same thing for weeks on end, you should spread the newspaper all over the toilet. When the dog may have to go to the toilet, be sure to take him in for excretion and gradually reduce the number of newspapers. After a month, all you need to do is spread 1~2 newspapers, and take the dog with you, and he will know to pee in the newspaper. You can also add a big urinal under the newspaper, so that the urine will not flow everywhere. Just wash the urinal and lay it.