What should you do if your puppy urinates at home? If you want your puppy to stop peeing at home, you can take the puppy out for a walk to defecate. If you want your puppy not to urinate at home, you can train your puppy to defecate in the dog toilet at home from an early age. If you find that the puppy has the urge to defecate, take it to the dog toilet; if the puppy defecates randomly at home, reprimand it seriously, pat the puppy on the head, and clean it.

Before going out in the morning, take the puppy out for a walk, once in the morning or evening. After walking for a period of time, the puppy will slowly develop the habit of defecating outside. This allows the puppy to develop the habit of defecating at regular times and at fixed points.

If the parents are not at home during the day, they can start training the puppy when it is young, so that the puppy can develop the habit of defecating in the dog toilet at home, or you can spread a few newspapers, try to spread them as far back as possible, so as to avoid urine Get it on the ground.

Whenever you see the puppy lowering its head, sniffing and circling around, take the puppy to the dog toilet. After several times in a row, you can let the puppy develop the habit of defecating at a fixed point.

If the puppy urinates and defecates in other places at home, pat its head several times, reprimand the puppy in a serious tone, and patiently persist in the training, so that the puppy can get used to going to the dog toilet.

If the puppy urinates in the wrong place, clean it with disinfectant, and spray some freshener after cleaning to remove the smell of the puppy's urine, so that the puppy can pee. I won’t continue to defecate here for the next time.