How to train a golden retriever puppy to defecate? First, you must choose a fixed excretion place and find out the signs and patterns of the golden retriever puppy's defecation; when the golden retriever puppy shows signs of excretion, guide it to the designated place to defecate; if the dog poops randomly, it should be Blame it on the spot instead of criticizing it afterwards. If your dog does something right, you should praise it well.

After the golden retriever puppy enters the house for the first time, parents should not let it run around. They should first let it move within a fixed range and choose a fixed place for excretion. Because research has found that the place where a golden retriever puppy goes to the toilet for the first time is often the place where it will habitually defecate in the future, so it is very important to guide the golden retriever puppy to excrete for the first time.

Generally speaking, the excretion time of golden retriever puppies is also very regular. The need for excretion occurs when you get up in the morning, 30 minutes after eating, and 15 minutes after drinking water. Therefore, in the process of raising golden retriever puppies. As an owner, you must pay close attention to your dog’s behavior. If you find that it is constantly sniffing the floor, it means that it is about to excrete. At this time, it is most important to guide it to the prescribed excretion place, and then encourage the golden retriever puppy to urinate in a fixed toilet.

If your Golden Retriever poops outside the designated spot, do not scold it unless it is caught red-handed. The punishment should be a stern scolding and light spanking (never harsh), and the area should be cleaned immediately with deodorizer to avoid leaving a bad smell that could attract the puppy to soil the same spot again.

If your golden retriever poops in the wrong place, or makes a mess in the place where it excretes, do not press its nose into the excrement, because this will make it panic and fearful. It will think that defecation is a wrong behavior and will be punished by its owner. In the future, it will hide and poop, and even eat the poop after defecation.

When the puppy excretes in the appropriate place, it should be praised. You can reward the dog with a small snack or praise it through verbal praise and petting with movements. With repeated training, golden retriever puppies will soon learn how to defecate in the right place.