Puppies are afraid of unfamiliar environment and loneliness.
Last year, I raised a Labrador, and I couldn’t bear to shit several times a night when I brought it back a month. . . I sent it to a pet store for foster care until I came back for two months. I kept it for a few months by myself, and now I take it home for my daughter-in-law to keep it. During the period from two months to five months, I get up at 5 o’clock every morning to walk my dog and take it out to cultivate the habit of defecating and urinating regularly. At 12: 15 noon, 5: 40 pm and 9: 00 pm, I take it to the grass to urinate and defecate. . . Then I walked for an hour to two hours every day. The process was very tiring. I was locked in the house during work and tried to leave the cage open several times, rebelling against the sky. . .
Puppies are afraid of unfamiliar environment and loneliness, just like children are afraid of closing their homes alone. They just bark fiercely at first, ignore it, listen to it all the time outside with the door closed, and feel very painful inside, but bear with it. This is something that must be experienced with office workers. They bark twice and never bark again. Bad habits like to pick up flowerpots and hit it on the spot. I beat it and suspect that the dog is born. I am very kind to it at ordinary times. Every day after work, I wait on it and accompany it. Every day, I regularly quantify all kinds of nutrients. Taobao collects all its toys and food. When I come back, I will let it out. I don’t close the cage when I sleep. I will only close it when I am away. After all, I am afraid that it will spill water and be electrocuted, but I am really angry when I teach you a lesson. . . You’ll hit hard. . .
Training to shake hands, sit down, play dead and give orders before eating. I didn’t learn to throw a frisbee and a ball, but I didn’t pick it up or pick it up or bring it back. . . I just brought it back and recorded the time and location of defecation and urination and the time of eating. For a month, I constantly adjusted its excretion time and quantity through feeding time and quantity. After 4 to 5 months, I can hold my urine to a certain extent, and I basically got rid of it for a month or two. I can’t hold it, and human babies can’t hold it. For physiological reasons, it is not a problem that can be solved by training. It doesn’t like to excrete in its own cage, if not.
Because the place where I work with my daughter-in-law is too far away, which is similar to the northernmost and southernmost city in a city, so my daughter-in-law lives far away. We usually live apart, and now she is almost taking care of me. I still love my lesbian, and now she hardly screams, and she is over one year old. . . He is very timid and obedient, but he can’t beat his sister. He is the only male in that nest. . . It’s the happiest and best kept in their nest. . . The video is that it can’t eat until I give the order. . . It’s really hard for Labrador to be trained to be such a hungry ghost, so don’t ask if it will steal food if I’m not here. It’s already very difficult to do this in person. . .
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