With the trend of keeping pet dogs becoming more popular, many dog breeds have gradually been discovered. Among them, intelligent and cute dogs are naturally more popular; the Teddy dog is one of the most representative pet dogs. Their intelligence is second only to Border Collies, so many people are willing to raise Teddy dogs, but after adoption, they do not know how to train them. Untreated Teddy dogs relieve themselves anywhere, which many owners may not tolerate and yet do not know how to train their Teddy dogs to avoid random urination and defecation. So today, let's discuss how to train a Teddy dog!

The issue of Teddy dogs relieving themselves is also quite serious because untrained dogs will choose a relatively quiet place to excrete, usually in corners. Owners may only find the dog's excrement after a long time, making cleaning troublesome. If owners do not know how to train their Teddy dogs with this issue, they can use some attractants to guide the dogs to the correct place to defecate. After several training sessions, the dogs will understand that they need to use the toilet.

Because Teddy dogs are relatively small, when the owner is eating at the dining table, the Teddy might bark messily under the table. Many pet dogs also have this behavior. If the Teddy still behaves like this, the owner can clamp the Teddy between their legs to distract the dog's attention from the dining table, stopping the barking. Teddy dogs also tend to chew on things during their growth period; the owner's shoes and socks might be chewed to pieces if not careful. Owners need to punish the dog until the Teddy stops biting things randomly.

A hungry Teddy dog may eat immediately when seeing food, even food from the trash bin. If it eats unclean food, the Teddy dog might get diarrhea or vomit, which is harmful to its health. When owners notice this, they should gently scold the Teddy to help it learn and only eat the food given by the owner in the future. Owners can prepare some small snacks when the Teddy is hungry to prevent the dog from eating random food.