How to train a Golden Retriever to urinate and defecate at regular intervals? What are the steps of training?

The Golden Retriever has a high IQ and a strong learning ability, and its conditioning and training is essential for living in a modern home. However, many people do not have relevant training experience, and if the wrong training method is used for the dog, it can be very harmful. Today I’d like to share: how to train a Golden Retriever to urinate and defecate at regular intervals? What are the steps of training? The first step is to find a fixed dog defecation location, which can be a homemade toilet, and some owners choose their own toilet, which first leaves the smell of dog feces, to facilitate training. This location is best not easily changed, otherwise it is difficult for the dog to learn and adapt. The second step, the golden hair has its own defecation rule, owners must master this rule, and when the dog has defecation needs to guide. For example, when a dog wakes up from a nap or after eating, it will generally have the need to defecate. It will keep sniffing the floor and moving around, which is actually looking for a location to defecate. At this time, carry it to the designated location. The third step, after carrying the Golden to the designated location, he will start to defecate when he smells the familiar smell, the owner can wait a little, but do not play with him, so that he can focus on his attention and develop good defecation habits. Step 4: After the Golden has finished defecating and has not randomly spilled on the ground, you can verbally praise it and pet it, and reward the dog with some small snacks afterwards to show encouragement and praise. The fifth step, some dogs do not obey instructions, or after the first few training does not defecate according to the rules, you can appropriately punish it, verbally criticize it, but can not use violence on the dog, that will only make it fear, it will instead develop bad habits. Like other training, such as refusing food, sitting, shaking hands, etc., although the details of training are not the same, but all require owners to maintain enough patience in order to train an obedient, excellent Golden Retriever.