The Chow Chow is a cute dog, looking fluffy and with a very good temperament. However, many times when you excitedly return home expecting to see your adorable Chow Chow, what greets you is not only an enthusiastic pet but also a house full of excrement and odors. This can make you angry or even break down, so training your Chow Chow to use the bathroom properly is a very important task. So, how to train a Chow Chow to urinate and defecate? How to teach a Chow Chow to go to the bathroom?

　　How to train a Chow Chow to urinate and defecate? Chow Chows have a strong sense of autonomy. If the owner does not carry out necessary and reasonable training, the dog cannot develop good living habits and cannot learn to relieve itself in a fixed place. Owners should understand that Chow Chows are very intelligent, and they naturally do not want their kennel to be near the toilet. Therefore, owners should first find a quiet and fixed place to set up the toilet before starting formal training.

　　How to train a Chow Chow to urinate and defecate? Training can begin when the Chow Chow is 1-2 months old. Generally speaking, Chow Chows learn to use the toilet quickly; they will use their sense of smell to identify and fix a regular spot to relieve themselves. Therefore, as long as the owner persistently trains with patience, unexpected results can be seen after just a few days.

　　How to train a Chow Chow to urinate and defecate? During training, owners should pay attention to the fact that whenever the Chow Chow needs to relieve itself, it will exhibit some consistent behaviors, such as lowering its head while sniffing repeatedly within a small area, pacing back and forth, or circling. When the owner notices these actions, they should pick the dog up and bring it to the designated spot or guide it to walk into the fixed toilet by itself and then let it relieve itself. After it finishes, the owner can praise it appropriately to let it know it did the right thing. The same actions can be encouraged next time it needs to go. Once the Chow Chow forms a conditioned reflex and develops the habit of fixed-point elimination, the related training can be stopped.