How to make Teddy pee in designated places

When you bring that furry, round little teddy bear into your home with a heart full of joy, it is like a shining little sun, instantly lighting up your entire life. Its agile eyes sparkle with curiosity and innocence, its cheerful wagging tail seems to be telling endless passion, and its occasional coquettishness and cuteness will melt anyone's heart without reservation. Since then, there has been an extra warmth and companionship in the home, with its lively figure remaining in every corner.

However, during the wonderful time of raising a teddy bear, it is inevitable to encounter some small troubles. Among them, the most headache inducing issue is probably the problem of dogs defecating and urinating everywhere. When you see the conspicuous urine stains on the floor of your home, a sense of helplessness arises. But when faced with Teddy's innocent and naive gaze, all the reproachful words turned into a soft sigh from the bottom of his heart. After all, it's just a little baby who doesn't know how to express needs correctly yet. In fact, as long as we master the scientific methods and provide enough patience to guide Teddy, learning to urinate at designated locations is not an unattainable problem.

Choosing an ideal urination spot for Teddy is crucial. It is best to have a relatively enclosed and easy to clean area, such as a corner of the bathroom or a corner of the balcony. Once selected, it should not be easily replaced, as dogs need to spend some time familiarizing themselves with and adapting to this fixed excretory site. When we carefully prepare this "exclusive toilet" for Teddy, the level of care is like building a warm and peaceful nest for it, allowing it to solve its physiological needs without any worries.

1. Carefully prepare appropriate tools

High quality dog toilets: There are various styles of dog toilets on the market, including grid type, tray type, etc. When selecting, be sure to choose according to the size of the teddy bear's body to ensure that it can comfortably defecate on it. If there is no suitable dog restroom at the moment, you can also use newspapers or urine pads to lay on the training site, allowing the dog to gradually get used to urinating on it. Every time the owner sees a dog successfully excreting in the dog restroom, an indescribable sense of satisfaction surges in their heart, as if witnessing an important milestone in the dog's growth journey.

Magical inducer: An inducer is a liquid containing a special odor that can effectively attract dogs to a designated location for excretion. In the early stages of training, evenly spraying inducers on dog restrooms or newspapers can greatly improve the success rate of training. When the dog is attracted by the unique scent of the inducer and obediently walks towards the designated location, the owner will sincerely feel that this small bottle seems to have magical power, becoming a powerful assistant during the training process.

2. Gradual training steps

Sharp capture of excretion signals: Teddy will emit some obvious signals when it needs to excrete. For example, it will constantly sniff on the ground, as if searching for something; Or rotate in circles in place, showing an anxious state; Or suddenly stop moving, with a focused expression. When the owner keenly captures these signals, they should immediately carry the dog to the designated urination location with gentle movements, and remember not to startle it. This is like a tacit test between the owner and the dog, where the owner must always pay attention to the dog's every move and accurately seize every fleeting training opportunity.

Patient companionship and positive encouragement: After carrying the dog to the designated location, the owner should give sufficient patience and quietly wait for it to defecate. Don't rush to take it away just because it hasn't responded for a moment. When a dog successfully urinates at a designated location, enthusiastic praise and rewards should be given immediately. It can be a gentle touch that makes the dog feel your care; It can also be kind words, giving it affirmation and encouragement; You can also take out its favorite snacks as a reward for its correct behavior. This timely positive feedback will make dogs clearly understand that urinating in this area is recognized and appreciated behavior. Every time a dog successfully completes a task, the owner is filled with joy and immense pride in its incremental progress.

Persistently repeating training: Training Teddy to urinate regularly is not something that can be accomplished overnight. It requires the owner to have a persistent spirit and repeatedly train. Before the dog is fully proficient, the owner should always pay attention to its movements. Once it shows signs of excretion, it should be quickly and promptly guided to the designated location. After repeated and persistent training, dogs will gradually develop a stable conditioned reflex and deeply remember that urinating at designated locations is allowed behavior. During this long process, the owner's patience and perseverance are like warm sunshine, always shining on the dog's growth path and giving it the strength to move forward.

When Teddy is proficient in urinating at designated locations, the owner must not take it lightly. To maintain the good habit of regular training, regularly take it to designated locations for excretion, in order to consolidate the conditioned reflex it has formed. At the same time, special attention should be paid to maintaining the cleanliness and hygiene of the training site, so that dogs can always have a good impression of this place and be willing to solve their physiological needs here. This is like caring for a thriving sapling, even if it is already flourishing, it still requires our continuous love and careful care.