Do you know how to train Pekingese dogs to go to the toilet? First, the owner should choose a special place as the toilet for Pekingese dogs. Just lay newspapers or diapers on the ground, or you can buy dog toilet paper directly. use. Then the owner can find out the regularity by observing the Beijing dog's usual defecation, and then choose a fixed time every day to take the Beijing dog to a designated place to defecate.

During the training process, if the Pekingese can defecate correctly, the owner should reward it in time. On the contrary, if the Pekingese urinates everywhere, he will criticize it, and the owner must also put the Pekingese urine is cleaned.

Steps to train the Pekingese dog to the toilet:

1. First of all, the owner needs to prepare a dog toilet for Pekingese dogs. You can buy a dog toilet directly, or you can make your own, such as paving with a few old newspapers and making old cardboard boxes. It can be used as a dog toilet for Pekingese. Then find a fixed place at home to place the dog toilet, such as balcony, toilet, etc. It should be noted that once the dog toilet is placed, do not move the place.

2. The Beijing dog needs to be trained to defecate , Parents can use their spare time to observe the Pekingese dog's urine and feces, and find out the Pekingese dog's excretion law. Normally, Pekingese will need to excrete after getting up in the morning, and generally they will need to excrete after feeding for half an hour and drinking water for about 15 minutes. In this relatively special time period, the owner needs to pay special attention. They can guide the Beijing dog to the dog toilet in advance, and then encourage it to defecate in the toilet, and slowly let the Beijing dog develop the habit of defecation at a fixed point.

3. If the Pekingese has a size anywhere It is necessary to have a good education on it. If you find that the Pekingese excretes, take it to the dog toilet immediately, and then encourage it to defecate. At the same time, urine stains and feces in other places should be cleaned up in time, and no odor should be left behind. Of course, dog-specific toilets should still retain some urine smell (and not too strong), which will make it easier to attract Pekingese dogs to a fixed place to defecate.