Instructions
Look carefully around your house for a place to put the puppy pads. Seek a low-traffic area such as the laundry room, a corner or a spot near the back door.
Watch your puppy carefully. Anytime your puppy goes potty in the wrong place or looks like he is getting ready to go, pick him up and immediately place him on the pad.
Say a training statement such as "Go to your pad" or "Go to your spot" when you take your puppy to the pad.
Reward your puppy with a food treat and praise your pet anytime she goes on the pad. Soon, your puppy will associate the pad with praise and learn to go independently.
How to Train a Puppy to Pee & Poo on a Pad
Housebreaking makes up one of the most beneficial and important parts of dog ownership. When house-training your puppy, consider using puppy pads (similar to absorbent blankets), which you place on the floor and can purchase at pet stores. They allow you to house train your puppy to go in one spot---on the pad---keeping your house neat and tidy.