Cages are required for indoor training. Dogs should have a comfortable place to rest, but they should not be locked in a cage for life. For indoor training of dogs, 2 weeks of restricted freedom in the cage means free movement in the house for life. Feed the dog in the cage and then take the dog out for a bowel movement within a reasonable time. He was then put back into the cage and given toys and blankets until the next time to defecate. For puppies, this time should not exceed 2 hours. Adult dog, no more than 4 hours The dog does not like to defecate in the area where he plays and sleeps. The cage should have enough space for the dog to stand and turn around, but not so large that he can squat on the side to defecate. Once the dog's indoor training is complete, leave the cage open, which will be a great place for him to relax and rest.

Newspaper training

If you live in an apartment and you can't easily take your dog outside Defecate, then you need to do newspaper training. The training method is to put newspapers on the floor of a relatively closed space, such as the kitchen or bathroom. When the dog defecates on the newspaper, replace the dirty newspaper. After a few days, take away some of the newspaper and expose part of the ground. If the dog defecates on bare ground, correct him gently, then put him in the newspaper and praise him. When he has a little idea of pooping on the newspaper, gradually remove more and more newspapers until you end up with a small area where you want him to poop.

Out Training

Take your puppies out as often as possible. Puppies need frequent bowel movements. Especially 15 to 20 minutes after eating. As he gets older, this time may get longer. If you notice signs of defecation such as a whimper, or spinning in circles, report your dog to the outdoors as soon as possible. When he's done defecating outside, immediately praise him for his actions, using words you like (preferably stick to one). Then play with him for a while before taking him back. The puppy will come to understand that defecation outdoors can earn compliments and opportunities to play outside.

What to do if you make a mistake?

This happened a lot when you first got a dog. Don't punish your dog for this, if you punish him, he'll just hide from you the next time he poops in the house. You should say no to the dog gently but firmly and correct him, take him outside, and when he's relaxed and less nervous, say the same praise you used to say to him. And you have to insist on telling him these words the next time he has a bowel movement outside.

How to train a dog to have a bowel movement on a regular basis

Many friends want to keep one. Lively, cute puppy and his company. However, due to busy work and limited living conditions, it is impossible to walk the dog every day on time. How to solve the problem of dog defecation is a distressing thing. In fact, dogs are animals that love cleanliness. Defecation is an instinct developed by their ancestors when they lived in the wild. As long as you prepare a set of sanitary ware for it and train it in the right way, your dog will Defecate in your own toilet like a gentleman. Your life with pets will also be easy and happy!

1. When does the fixed-site defecation training start?

When Before you're ready to take a puppy home, you should prepare sanitary ware for it. From the moment it enters the door, it is patiently and meticulously tutored. When it finds a place to defecate in its new home, it will look to that place in the future. So training starts from the first time.

2. How to find out that the puppy is about to defecate in time?

The puppy will defecate soon after eating and drinking. He also often urinates when he wakes up and after playing. Puppies tend to be anxious and restless when they want to defecate, sniffing around with their noses close to the ground. When you notice these phenomena, you should immediately hold it to the sanitary ware.

3. I put the dog on the sanitary ware, but what should I do if it doesn't defecate?

When you find that the puppy wants to defecate, Don't shout loudly. This will scare it back. The correct way is to move quickly and lightly, and hold it to the sanitary ware. Gently tell it to pee and pee, and don't rub it too much to distract it. The important thing is to have patience.

4. What should I do when I find out that it has started to defecate?

Quickly and firmly hold it to the sanitary ware, while softly soothing it, let it continue. Please note: Never put it on the sanitary ware to reprimand it, it will make it think that it is wrong to defecate on the sanitary ware, thus creating a fear of the sanitary ware. Very bad for future training.

5. What if it's over when it's discovered?

If you caught it, you should immediately reprimand it. If it's an afterthought, you'll just have to clean up the stain, leaving as little odor as possible. Rebuking afterwards can only confuse it, it doesn't know why you're angry. Rebuke on the spot and praise in time are effective educational methods. It should be based on praise and encouragement, supplemented by reprimand and punishment. Because praise and encouragement can stimulate your dog's desire to learn.