How to potty train a dog on pads?

If they still do not go, put them in their crate for 10-15 minutes. Then take them out and immediately back to the potty pad. If your puppy has an accident in the house, don't punish them; just try harder to watch them next time. If you catch your puppy in the middle of an accident make a noise to startle them. read more

In many cases, potty pads can be a great option for dog owners, including: Apartment Dwellers: If you live in a high-rise apartment, getting your dog down the elevator and out the door to do his business 3-6 times a day can be very difficult, especially if you live in a cold weather climate. read more

To potty train a puppy, start by choosing a designated potty spot outside and take your puppy there every time it goes to the bathroom. Then, choose a command you want to use to train your puppy, like "go potty." When you go to the designated potty spot, say your command and wait for your puppy to relieve itself, even if it takes a while. read more

While many owners toilet their dogs outside, indoor potty-training is a viable option for small breeds, particularly those living in cold climates or in high-rise buildings. The following steps will help you get started: Restrict Fluffy’s access inside the house. read more