Key Points of Toilet Training for Adult Dogs

Key points of toilet training for adult dogs:

1. The location of the toilet should be chosen away from the resting and eating area of ​​the dog, and the dog will not defecate in the area where it eats and sleeps. Remove the smell of the place where the dog used to urinate and defecate, otherwise the dog will still urinate indiscriminately after smelling the smell.

2. Give the dog certain rewards and criticisms during the training process. If the dog urinates and defecates at the designated location, give rewards on the spot to let the dog know that he is doing the right thing. If the dog is urinating indiscriminately, criticize it severely, then take it to the designated place, and tell it gently that it should defecate here.

3. Pay attention to the punishment method during the training process. Don't punish the dog when it is urinating indiscriminately. This will make the dog mistakenly think that going to the toilet is wrong, and may make the dog develop the habit of eating poop. After the dog has finished urinating indiscriminately, point to the dog's poo and criticize it.

4. You must be patient when training your dog to go to the toilet. Some dogs learn slowly, and it may take a week or even longer to learn, which requires the owner to teach it repeatedly.

5. If the dog keeps holding back, you can choose a toy it likes and play with it at home. When it wants to pee, take it to the designated toilet and lock it up. If it wants to come out, ignore it. If it persists for a while, it will not be able to hold back the urine. Wait for the dog to go to the toilet, and then let it out. When you let it out, you must praise it more, so that it will accept this method next time.