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Sometimes it happens that the puppy categorically refuses to go to the toilet on the street and endures until he returns home. And when he comes home, with visible relief, he makes a puddle and a bunch. Why does the puppy not want to go to the toilet on the street and how to teach him to do it?

This is not because the puppy is bad. He just does not understand that you need to go to the toilet on the street. In his view, the place for this is at home, and he honestly and courageously endures until he returns to his native walls.

To teach your puppy to go to the toilet on the street, you can take out a diaper or newspaper that has been soiled by him and thus show the puppy that the street is a great place where you can do all the things.

If this does not help, you will have to be patient, take a thermos with tea or coffee, sandwiches, dress warmly (if it is a cold season) and get ready for a long walk.

Tune in for a walk for 4 to 5 hours to literally force the puppy to go to the toilet. Sooner or later, he will not be able to endure any more and will make a puddle or a pile in the street. And here – it’s time to rejoice violently and praise the puppy.

Several such walks – and the puppy will understand that going to the toilet on the street is a cause for great joy for the owner and a source of great benefit for the baby himself.