Raising a dog actually involves a lot of knowledge. It’s not only about taking care of their diet but also correcting some of their habits, such as urination and defecation problems. Surely everyone has been troubled by this issue before. So how to train a teddy to urinate and defecate? Let’s take a look.
    1. Start from an early age.

    If you want your dog to develop the habit of urinating and defecating in a fixed place, you need to start training when the dog is young, because this is a very long process. If you don’t grasp it from an early age, it will be difficult for them to develop this habit later. Only by giving the dog some guidance when they are young, will it be easier later on.
    2. Fixed location.
    By fixed location, it means you should feed the dog at a fixed spot while it’s young, and guide it to urinate and defecate there. This process requires extra attention from everyone. This part is relatively easier, especially for defecation. You can try to master the dog’s defecation time; under normal circumstances, it usually happens about 20 minutes after playing. Then take it to the fixed potty location. After it finishes, reward it with its favorite food. Repeating this multiple times will build a psychological cue for the dog, and the habit will gradually be established.
    3. Appropriate reprimand.
    Since dogs are sensitive animals and often interact closely with humans, they care about their owner’s attitudes. If the dog urinates or defecates anywhere, you can give it a certain reprimand and then lead it to the correct potty location and reward it. Only through this kind of treatment can the dog understand what is correct. In fact, this method is the most feasible. However, when reprimanding, you must control the intensity and not be too harsh; otherwise, you may alienate the dog.
    The above introduces some methods for training a teddy to urinate and defecate. Actually, the teddy is a very lovable dog, especially adored by girls. However, urination and defecation problems still need to be resolved. Therefore, never spoil them, and implement strong measures when necessary.