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Train for Designated Waste Areas ('Go Poop in the Woods')

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To achieve sustainable pet waste management within your property, implement a training strategy to teach dogs to relieve themselves in designated, less environmentally sensitive areas, such as the woods or a specific out-of-the-way spot. The trainer explains his method of consistently taking the dogs to 'the woods' every time they needed to go to the bathroom. This consistent guidance helps dogs associate the specific natural area with waste elimination. This practice is crucial for eco-gardening as it keeps lawns and cultivated garden beds free from pet waste, reducing potential nutrient overload, pathogen spread, and the need for frequent cleanup in areas meant for plants and beneficial wildlife. Always ensure proper disposal of waste, even in natural areas, to prevent ecological contamination.

Goal: Implement a training strategy to direct dogs to specific, less environmentally sensitive areas for waste elimination, such as wooded edges, to maintain clean garden spaces.

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good very good give them a little treat just a little piece of dog food good now unload unload and go poop taught him how to poop in the woods the way i did the poop thing was i took them in the woods anytime they had to go to the bathroom and that's where they go poop the way i did the load up thing is just what you saw hope you guys enjoyed a little bit of a treat for you today here on the stoney ridge

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