After bringing the Samoyed home, is it disobedient? Urinating or defecating anywhere? Don’t think this is a problem of the Samoyed being difficult to raise. If you master the skills of Samoyed training, it will surely be obediently tamed by you. If you want to train the Samoyed to relieve itself in the cage, just follow the methods below!

　　First, you need to prepare a cage for the Samoyed puppy. This cage should have enough space for the dog to stand and turn around, but not so large that it can squat in the corner to relieve itself.

　　Each day, put the dog in the cage for a period of time, then take the dog out to relieve itself at a reasonable time. Afterwards, put it back in the cage and give the dog toys and blankets until the next time it needs to relieve itself. This is to give the Samoyed a strong signal to master the timing and location for urination and defecation. Rest assured, dog lovers, the dog will not be locked in the cage for life; the training period is only 2 weeks. Also, for puppies, each session should not exceed 2 hours; for adult dogs, no more than 4 hours is fine. Once indoor training is completed, the cage door can remain open, which will be a good place for the dog to relax and rest.

　　What should you do if the dog makes mistakes during Samoyed potty training?

　　This often happens when first raising a dog. Don’t punish your dog for this, because if you do, next time the dog relieves itself indoors, it will just hide from you.

　　When the Samoyed puppy makes a mistake, you should gently but firmly say "No" and correct it, then take the dog outside. When it has relaxed and is no longer nervous, say the praise words you used before. And you must persist in saying these words the next time the dog relieves itself outside. (Source: PetsZone)