In recent years, with the popularity of family pets, more and more people have begun to choose to raise a puppy as a member of their family. However, the puppy's random shit and urination has also become a headache for many owners. First of all,...
In recent years, with the popularity of family pets, more and more people have begun to choose to raise a puppy as a member of their family.
However, the puppy's random shit and urination has also become a headache for many owners.
First of all, it is very important to figure out the reasons why the puppy urinates.
Generally speaking, puppies urinate and defecate anywhere mainly due to lack of training and supervision.
Entertain animals like puppies have instinctive excretion behaviors, and the ingredients in dog food or the amount of water they drink will also affect the number and size of urine.
The first thing that owners need to pay attention to is to let the puppy develop the good habit of urinating and defecating regularly.
After feeding, the puppy should be taken out within fifteen to twenty minutes and let it resolve at the specified location.
When the puppy is really unable to hold it in, pay attention to its behavioral characteristics, such as staring at the crack in the door, smelling it, walking around, etc. These may be that the puppy tells the owner that it needs to urinate and defecate.
After these characteristics appear, take them out in time.
Apart from taking dogs out regularly, there is no way to regulate puppy owners at this moment, so they can consider buying dog urine pads.
These dog urine pads can absorb the urine from puppy's excrement and prevent them from urinating everywhere.
When tearing the diapers apart, you can give the puppies some smelly things so that they can urinate and defecate in a separate small space. When they grow and become sensible, they can separate the entire dog house into a diaper area.
Also, if your puppies are still peeing everywhere at home, consider having them exercise, play for a while before mopping, and then directing them to the outdoors or on a diapers.
The dog has a small field of skin cutting, and the owner needs to guide him slowly, and take the initiative to point and praise him during the guidance process.
But sometimes the puppy can't resist the urge to urinate and find that after peeing on the ground, the owner needs to deal with it urgently: first, when cleaning, the urine should be disinfected with sanitary liquid or disinfectant or diluted white vinegar so that it no longer attracts the puppy's urine odor; secondly, some dog urine removal agent can be placed where the dog likes to be, which can reduce the number of times they mess around at home.
In short, training a clean and sensible puppy requires patience and time. The owner should be firm in his beliefs and not give up easily.
As long as there is a correct method, I believe that the puppy will become very sensible in a few months, and the owner will develop good habits of raising dogs.
