Teaching a Golden Retriever to poop in the right place is a process that requires patience and perseverance. Here are some steps to follow: Define the Right Place: First, you need to designate a suitable place for your Golden Retriever to poop. . This place should be outdoors, away from residential areas, and it should also be convenient for you to take your dog to this place in a timely manner. Determine the time: Golden retrievers need to defecate at regular times, usually in the morning, after lunch and before walking in the evening or before going to bed. You need to observe your golden retriever to understand when it needs to relieve itself, and take it to the designated place at this time as much as possible. Encouragement: When your golden retriever urinates in the right place, give timely rewards, such as verbal praise, pats or snacks.
In this way, it will gradually form correct habits. Supervision: Don’t punish your Golden Retriever when he doesn’t relieve himself in the designated place on time. Instead, take her home, avoid peeing when she's far from her designated spot, and try again on your next walk. If your golden retriever pees and poops at home, it should be cleaned up immediately so that he does not consider it normal behavior. Create Consistency: When teaching your Golden Retriever to poop in the right places, you need to maintain consistency. This means taking it to the same place every time, using the same commands and rewards, and trying to avoid getting it mixed up. It should be noted that training a golden retriever to urinate and defecate in the right place takes time and patience, so don’t expect it to learn it quickly. Follow the steps above and you'll gradually see it forming the right habits.
