How to Move the Toilet for Teddy Bear
If 'Teddy Bear' refers to a Teddy Bear dog, you can use cage-assisted training to guide it to the toilet for excretion; if it refers to a bear-type pet, you can use environmental arrangements to guide it to use the toilet.
Teddy Bear Dog (Around 50 Days Old)
For Teddy Bear dogs around 50 days old, due to their young age and weak ability to control excretion independently, training them to excrete at a fixed location requires patience and skill. You can use cage-assisted training by placing the cage facing the toilet door, allowing the dog to rest and move around inside. When the dog shows signs of excretion, promptly take it to the toilet and guide it to relieve itself there. After a period of training, the dog will gradually form a conditioned reflex and know that the toilet is the place for excretion. During the training process, provide timely rewards and praise. When the dog excretes correctly in the toilet, give it its favorite snacks or toys as rewards, and praise it with gentle words to let it understand that this is the right thing to do. Keep the toilet clean by promptly cleaning up the dog's excreta to avoid unpleasant odors, otherwise the dog may refuse to excrete there because it dislikes the dirt.
Bear-Type Pets
For bear-type pets, you can arrange the environment according to their excretion habits. Observe which corner the bear often urinates in and place the toilet there. At the same time, use food bowls, dens, running wheels, and other items to block other corners, leaving only the corner where the toilet is located open to guide the bear to excrete in the only open corner. Be patient during the guidance process. The bear may take some time to adapt to the new excretion environment. Do not scold or hit it just because it does not excrete as expected for a while, as this may cause it to develop a fearful mentality and hinder the training process. You can keep some items with the bear's excretion odor in the toilet. Bears have a keen sense of smell, and familiar odors will make it easier for them to find the toilet and be willing to excrete there.
