The best time to train a dog to go to the toilet

Generally, dogs are more likely to want to go to the toilet shortly after eating. Therefore, every time 10 to 20 minutes after the dog has finished eating (the length of time can be determined by observing the dog's habits), take it to the same place to "stand by". Once the dog has excreted correctly, you can reward it.
Over time, the dog will learn that this is something to be praised for. From now on, it will "take the initiative" to go to the toilet where you often take it after meals. As long as the dog excretes in the designated place, you should encourage it with a positive tone and say: "Great!!" You can also reward it with some food.

Precautions for training dogs to use the toilet

1. During the process of toilet training for dogs, if the dog urinates before it has time to reach the designated place, the owner must not give him any food. Instead of severely reprimanding or punishing the dog, use positive rewards to establish the dog’s correct behavior. Repeat the praise and encouragement every time after defecating in the correct place, and it will remember where it can defecate and where it cannot.
2. Don’t forget that dogs use the associative memory method to learn, so the above encouragement must be given as soon as the dog makes an action. Moreover, memory learning takes some time to cultivate and cannot be accomplished in a day or two. The master must be patient.
3. If the puppy makes a mess indoors, it should not be beaten. Instead, a low and reproachful voice should be used as a punishment method. You should try to estimate when your puppy will need to go potty. Dogs will generally want to go potty in the morning, after eating, after being stimulated, and around naps.