How to train a Schnauzer to go to the toilet? Choose a place as a place for the Schnauzer to excrete, spread some newspapers or diapers, or buy a dog toilet to use; when the Schnauzer sniffs around on the ground, it means it is about to excrete. , guide it to the designated place; the dog toilet should be cleaned in time, but a little smell of Schnauzer urine can be retained.

A place is used as the Schnauzer’s toilet (either a balcony or a toilet). Of course, a special toilet must be prepared after the location is selected. This dog toilet can be bought or made by yourself. The simplest one is made of one or two old newspapers.

Secondly, after the dog toilet is ready, apply a little Schnauzer urine on the newspaper to better attract the dog.

When training, the dog does not have the consciousness to go to the fixed dog toilet, so it needs to rely on the guidance of the owner. To put it simply, every time the dog wants to excrete, the parent must guide it to the fixed dog toilet in time, and then encourage it to urinate and defecate.

It is worth noting that Schnauzers love to be clean, so the dog toilet must be cleaned in time and kept clean. Note that every time you clean the dog's toilet, it is best to retain some of the dog's urine smell. The purpose of this is to better attract the dog to go to the dog toilet when excreting, instead of peeing everywhere.

Training a Schnauzer to urinate and defecate requires a long enough time to complete. During the training process, parents must insist that training must not be interrupted midway. The training will not end until the Schnauzer develops the habit of excreting at a fixed point and forms a conditioned reflex.

Things to note when training Schnauzers

(1) Praise and caress - the purpose of training is to "teach", not "scold". The best way is to praise and caress frequently to let the Schnauzer understand the owner's happy mood.

　(2) Passwords should be clear - in order for Schnauzer to understand and remember, it is best to use short, clearly pronounced passwords during training, and it is not appropriate to say them repeatedly. When giving orders, avoid being loud or angry. Because Schnauzers are very sensitive, the above practices will make Schnauzers gradually associate scolding with training. In addition, the same command should be given in different tones for Schnauzers with different temperaments. For example, if both "squat", the nervous Schnauzer should be ordered gently or heartily, and the lively Schnauzer should be ordered loudly and decisively. Characters choose different ways.