Training a dog to urinate in a particular location is a process that requires patience and consistency. Here are some steps and suggestions to help you train your dog to defecate at a fixed point:
1.Create a designated toilet area: Choose a specific area, indoor or outdoor, as your dog's toilet area. This area can be a small area in the garden or on one of the designated diapers or diapers in the home.
2.Regular schedule: Make sure you take your dog to the toilet on a regular schedule. This usually includes time periods such as after the dog wakes up, after eating, after playing, and before going to bed.
3.Monitor your dog's behavior: During training, monitor your dog's behavior at all times, and take your dog to the toilet area as soon as you see signs that your dog is going to urinate or urinate. Especially after meals.
4.Guidance and reward: When the dog urinates or defecates in the toilet area, give timely rewards, encourage it with positive words and pats on the shoulder. The reward can be a pet treat, a towel roll or a pat and verbal encouragement.
5.Avoid punishment: Don't punish your dog for accidental excretion, which can cause fear and confusion. The dog won't understand why you're hitting him. Instead, focus on positive rewards and guidance.
6.Water and diet control: Control your dog's water and eating times so that it is easier to keep track of when it is urinating and urinating.
7.Clean up accidental excrement: If your dog accidentally excretes in the wrong place, clean it up in time to avoid leaving the smell and causing salivation again. Also, when cleaning up, don't let the dog see it. Spray it with deodorant to prevent it from coming here again.
Keep in mind that training your dog to defecate at a fixed point takes time and consistency. Every dog will have different learning speeds and needs Xi, so be patient and persistent.