How to encourage A Dog To Poop
How to Make a Dog Poop Quickly - 5 Actionable Tips
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thanks for tuning in my name is Samantha
this is my chocolate lab Sadie and today
I am going to teach you my 5 tips for
getting your dog to poop quickly so a
lot of times Pat parents especially if
they have to walk their dog on a leash
all the time or if you go outside and
have to monitor your dog because he
can't be left alone you want him to get
his business done as quickly as possible
so the first thing you want to do pick a
quiet spot like us our dogs that don't
want a lot of busy activity it's a lot
less likely that he's gonna go in the
dog park or next to a busy street Sadie
is just gonna be a goof right now but
they want a quiet spot so pick a quiet
spot and go to that same spot every time
your dog will quickly learn after a few
days that this is the potty spot so pick
a quiet spot is my first tip my second
tip quite often a belly rub if you go if
you go in a circular clockwise direction
that will kind of get things flowing in
there and stimulate the digestive tract
so you can hopefully get your dog to go
quickly so if you want to do this before
you come outside that would be great got
everything ready to go and by the time
you get out your dog will be ready to do
his business so belly rub is my second
thing the other thing that gets things
flowing is exercise if you can play a
quick game of fetch or go for a walk
that's gonna stimulate your dog he's
gonna be moving it's gonna get
everything moving inside of him and he's
more likely to go if he's been exercised
so find a quiet spot make sure that you
get everything flowing a belly rub works
great exercise works great also schedule
number four is definitely the biggest
one schedule your dogs gonna go to the
bathroom after he eats and you know that
within 30 minutes to an hour after he
eats he's going to need to use the
bathroom so 30 minutes to 45 minutes an
hour after your dog eats take him
outside make sure that he's able to go
on a schedule if you feed him and then
five minutes later expect him to go to
the bathroom it's probably not going to
happen
same thing if you feed him and then you
eat or really
time you can't expect him to hold it for
that long so schedule is a big thing if
you want to teach your dog to poop on
command which some people do what you
want to do is as soon as he squats down
to go to the bathroom you make sure that
you say the commands that you want to
use maybe it's pee or poop go to the
bathroom potty whatever word whatever
cue you want to use you say it as soon
as he squats down make sure he
associates the cue with the action that
he's doing and then of course reward
afterwards whether it's a treat reward
or some praise and some good dog love
that he will enjoy that praise and after
a while he will associate the cue with
the action and the reward following and
he will be going to the bathroom on
command
so my five tips would be find a quiet
spot and make that your regular spot
belly rubs in a clockwise motion and
exercise to get things moving go on a
schedule get a schedule down that helps
your dog it helps everybody to be
regular and then of course number five
cue words to help your dog poop on
command if you have any questions email
me Samantha at top dog tips comm thanks
for watching this how-to guide
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