When I first raised Pomeranian, I had the same trouble as you. She was always peeing everywhere. After my observation and practice, I found that dogs actually don’t want to poop anywhere. Sometimes they can’t hold it in, and sometimes they think this is a place where they can pee. So as long as they are trained correctly, they will become very good and obedient and will pull in designated places.
When Pomeranian dogs are young, they have irregular bowel and bladder patterns and frequent excretion, which makes them difficult to train. As an owner, you must be patient. After repeated and patient training, I believe that Pomeranian will soon develop the habit of not defecating in the open.
1) Before training a Pomeranian to urinate and defecate in a designated place, make sure that the Pomeranian can understand its own name, understand the tone of your praise and criticism, and let it understand when you ask it to go to the toilet. password.
2) Before training a Pomeranian to urinate, the owner must first learn to observe when it urinates. Normally, Pomeranian dogs urinate when they first get up in the morning. In addition, if you find that the Pomeranian starts to sniff around on the ground with its nose, this is also a sign that the Pomeranian needs to urinate and defecate. After discovering signs that the Pomeranian needs to urinate, you should immediately take the Pomeranian to a fixed location. If it walks out, put it in again, and repeat until it can no longer hold back its excretion. After a period of training, Pomeranian dogs will also develop the habit of going to the toilet in a fixed place.
3) Anyone who has raised a Pomeranian knows that Pomeranian dogs are very clean and generally do not excrete next to their “nest”. They must go to places other than the “den”, so Pomeranian dogs are designated to urinate and defecate. The location should be far away from its “nest”, but the premise is to allow the Pomeranian to have a “den” and not to allow the Pomeranian to live in a fixed place indoors. Without a “den”, the Pomeranian will definitely have difficulty in toilet training. Failure.
4) Usually, the newspaper method is used to train dogs to defecate in a fixed place, that is, put some dog urine on the newspaper, let the dog defecate on the newspaper, and gradually reduce the scope of the newspaper. Over time, the dog will develop The habit of defecating on newspapers. But this method may not work well for Pomeranians, because Pomeranians don’t like to urinate in places with their own urine. When they smell a place with their own urine, they think “this place is dirty” and will go to other places. Excretion in the premises.
During the training process, if the Pomeranian can urinate and defecate in a fixed place, the owner should give appropriate rewards to praise the Pomeranian for doing the right thing and let it develop this good habit. If it does not defecate in the place designated by you, when you find it, tell it immediately and in a stern tone that it is wrong. You can slap the ground with a newspaper roll as a warning. After about two weeks, the Pomeranian can learn to urinate and defecate in a fixed place.
Commands play a vital role when training your Pomeranian to go to a fixed place to relieve themselves. Only when the Pomeranian is familiar with and understands the instructions can it be able to complete what you ask it to do well. Therefore, in the early stages of training, the owner must constantly repeat an instruction, express the correct meaning, and teach and guide it step by step. Let the Pomeranian understand that this is teaching it what it must do, and it must do it accordingly.
Below I will tell you a few simple methods to train your dog to use the toilet.
1. Let the dog poop in the bathroom. After feeding the dog, immediately lock her in the bathroom. If she doesn’t poop out, don’t let her out. If she poops, you should reward her. If you train her a few more times, she will be able to poop. She will defecate in the toilet (how can she move her daddy to other places during this period? She should move her daddy to the toilet)
2. Let the dog poop in the dog cage. Find a dog cage that serves as a dog toilet. After the dog is fed, put it in the dog cage. When she poops, let her out and give her a reward. Train more times. The dog will get into the crate by itself. (Remember not to clean up the pee just in the dog cage tray in time. Let the dog smell her pee in the dog cage, so that she thinks it is okay to poop here)
3. Let the dog poop in the dog toilet, collect the dog’s poop or pee and put it on the dog toilet. Put the dog and the dog toilet together on the balcony or bathroom, wait until the dog poops on the dog toilet, and then let her out. Play. (If the dog does not poop on the dog toilet, be sure to put fresh poop and pee on the dog toilet again. Remember to be patient)
4. Take the dog out to poop. After feeding the dog, immediately take her out for a walk and take her to a place with grass to pee. I walked until she finished peeing and then came back. If you don’t have time to take her out for a walk, then use the three methods I mentioned above to teach her.
You must train patiently, and your little Pomeranian will definitely become very obedient over time. I hope I can help you.
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