How to train a Pomeranian dog to go to the toilet? First, make sure that the Pomeranian can understand the commands to go to the toilet; take the dog to a designated place to defecate at a fixed time every day so that the dog can form a habit; if the dog defecates correctly, give verbal praise or appropriate food rewards. If you poop randomly, you should be severely criticized, the dirty area should be cleaned, and deodorant should be sprayed on it.

1. Before training Pomeranian to defecate in a designated place, make sure it understands its own name, the tone of praise and criticism, and the password to let it go to the toilet. Every time you come out of the cage, you must first take it to the toilet, complete its defecation, and then play. After a few times it will gradually become a habit. If you do something right, praise it promptly. If it is not convenient in the designated place, tell it in a stern tone that it is wrong when it is discovered. You can slap the ground with a newspaper roll as a warning. Then wash the floor thoroughly and spray it with deodorant. Repeated many times, the puppy will gradually form a concept of where it can be excreted and where it cannot be excreted.

2. As the dog gets older, wait until the dog can fully grasp the rules of defecation and no longer go to the toilet casually at home. As the frequency of feedings decreases, the number of bathroom visits can also be reduced. If you train your dog to go to the toilet outside, you only need to put the toilet in his mind somewhere outside.

3. Generally, within 1 month, the dog can go to the toilet at a fixed place regularly. It should be noted that if the dog is smart enough to realize that it has to go home after going to the toilet outside, it may try hard not to solve the urgent need in order to play outside for a while. Or deliberately use incorrect defecation to draw your attention to it. In this case, the owner should first consider improvement: try to understand the dog's needs, reasonably meet the dog's sports, psychological and other needs. The important thing is to make it understand that you are harmonious and understand each other.

4. If it has been excreted in other places, it should be "corrected in time". Take it to the excrement, roll up a newspaper, tap it gently, and say "no" sternly. Then wash the excrement thoroughly and move it to the designated place. With such repeated and patient teaching, I believe that the dog will soon develop the habit of not defecating in the open.