Unveiling the Pet Lifestyle: Spending Wisely on Fido's Needs

Most of the budget goes into the dog food, treats, supplements, and toys that make up pet life essentials. Plus, I've started to pay closer attention to Ming's long-term health concerns, like joint health and dental care...

My Take on Raising Happy Dogs

Here's what I reckon: to boost a pet dog's quality of life, take them out more and let them mingle with different people and animals. Don't just see them as humans; they're our companions in life. Most purebred dogs are working dogs turned into pet companions, like Golden Retrievers, Labrador Retrievers, Huskies, Samoyeds, and Border Collies... all high-energy breeds.

Smart Pet Collars: A New Era in Pet Living

Smart pet collars have brought a whole new life experience to our furry friends, enhancing their quality of life. Some collars even come with a timed feeding feature to ensure a regular diet, avoiding obesity and malnutrition. These days, more and more people consider pets as family members, not just pet companions.

Shaking Up Your Dog's Routine

Changing a dog's environment isn't hard. Just try new walking routes. Besides physical exhaustion, your dog's mental world needs stimulation too.

Training: The Key to a Happy Dog

Training is a must in daily life for both owners and pet. A monotonous daily routine can negatively impact a dog's physical and mental health. But puppies...

Weekly Community Events - Open for New Members

This is the easiest contest to win in the pet circle. Keeping your dog dewormed isn't just about preventing parasites from affecting our health; it's mainly because the harm to our dogs is much greater...

Dealing with Your Dog's Embarrassing Phase

At this stage, their bodies develop irregularly, may become asymmetrical, and their fur can look quite peculiar. How to take care of your dog during this awkward phase? Just look at these two points...

Preventing Your Dog from Getting Lost

There's always a chance that your dog might be snatched by a bad guy, so never take chances when raising a pet dog. Always keep a leash on when going out and prevent your dog from getting lost...

Creating the Perfect Pet Living Space

Parents will go the extra mile to create an ideal living environment for their dogs. This environment must be beautiful, practical, and most importantly, hygienic. The living conditions are crucial for both parents and their dogs. So, cleaning up after the dog's bed every day is a must!

Training Your Dog to Use the Bathroom

As a pet owner, teaching your dog to use the bathroom is a skill you must master. Not only does it keep your dog healthy and clean, but it also strengthens the bond between you and your pet...

Preparation: Choose an Appropriate Training Area

Before training, choose a quiet, convenient place as the training area to avoid interference and influence.

Regular Feeding: Develop a Regular Defecation Habit

Regular feeding helps your dog develop a regular defecation habit and also prevents overeating and digestive problems.

Observe Your Dog's Behavior: Promptly Correct Incorrect Behavior

During training, keep an eye on your dog's behavior and promptly correct any incorrect defecation behavior.

Verbal Commands: Make Your Dog Understand Your Intentions

Use simple and clear verbal commands during training to make your dog understand your intentions, such as "go to the bathroom" or "defecate".

Reward System: Cultivate Your Dog's Enthusiasm

When your dog uses the bathroom correctly, reward them immediately to develop a positive habit of going to the bathroom.

Avoid Punishment: Do Not Use Violent Methods

Never use violent methods to punish your dog's mistakes, as this will only make them feel disgusted and scared, which will be counterproductive.

Gentle Guidance: Moderate Help

During training, provide moderate assistance and gentle guidance to help your dog understand and accept more easily.

Consistency: Stick to the Training

Training your dog to use the bathroom is a long-term process. Be patient and confident throughout.

Hygiene: Clean Up Your Dog's Feces Promptly

When training your dog to use the bathroom, pay attention to hygiene and clean up your dog's feces in a timely manner.

Exercise: Promote Defecation

Appropriate exercise can help your dog promote defecation and relieve constipation.

Communication: Build a Good Relationship

Communicate with your dog and understand their behavior and needs to build a good relationship, which is an important part of training your dog to use the bathroom.

Respect Nature: Follow the Natural Laws

Respect your dog's physiological needs and follow natural laws to make training more smooth.

Do Not Push Too Hard: Avoid Making Your Dog Feel Pressured

Do not push your dog to learn to use the bathroom all at once, as this may make them feel stressed and confused.

Consider Multiple Aspects: Improve Training Effectiveness from Multiple Aspects

In addition to the above methods, you can also improve the effectiveness of training from multiple aspects, such as using training pads and increasing the frequency of defecation.

Training Your Dog to Use the Bathroom Requires Multiple Aspects of Attention

Training your dog to use the bathroom is a task that requires patience and care. Improve the effectiveness of training from multiple aspects to help your dog avoid awkward situations and live a healthy and hygienic life.