What to do if Teddy poops randomly? Determine a designated place for Teddy to go to the toilet, closely observe Teddy’s movements, and understand the signs before Teddy poops; when Teddy shows signs of excretion, take Teddy to the toilet. Place a piece of newspaper stained with its urine on it; if Teddy escapes, hold it back until it defecates on it, and reward Teddy after it is completed.

First of all, you need to find a place where you want to train it to go to the toilet, such as a toilet, a balcony or a corner of your home.

Pay close attention to Teddy’s movements and pay attention to what actions he makes before he goes to relieve himself. For example, does he move around in circles and smell?

After you have mastered the signs before Teddy poops, take Teddy to the place of your choice when it shows signs, and spread a newspaper on it, or spread newspaper in the potty, and you can put some newspaper on it. The smell of Teddy's pee and poop.

If Teddy keeps escaping, you should tirelessly carry Teddy back to the place where you want him to pee and poop. After it has finished urinating and defecating, give it an appropriate reward and "tell" it that this is the right thing to do.

If you repeat this a few times, I believe your Teddy will understand what you mean and learn to urinate at a fixed point.