1. 1. Choose your method – Get advice from your vet or dog breeder. You can decide to train the baby dog to go only outside. You can use the crate method. Choose what works the best for you and your pet.
   2. Get the supplies
      – A potty training crate (if that is the method you choose)
      – Treats
      – Patience
      – Potty pads – for the best results choose very absorbent pads to avoid spilling urine on the floor or wet dog paws. You can also try some of the alternatives, like:PETMAKER Puppy Potty Trainer  – The Indoor Restroom for Pets – A practical bathroom mat for your dog that is odor resistant, it has antimicrobial properties and etc. The mat sits on top of the plastic insert that locks in, and allows liquid to drain into the durable collection tray for easy cleaning.

Klean Paws Indoor Dog Potty  – no more pee spilled on the floor. Forget about thorn pee pads. Your puppy will have fun using the pad.

For potty training labs and other large breed puppies
IRIS Pet Training Pad Floor Tray – a sturdy design and easy for cleaning.
For training chihuahua, French bulldogs and other small breeds

Brilliant Pad Self-Cleaning, Automatic Indoor Dog Potty – automatically wraps and seals the used pad for easy cleaning and less smell during the potty training period.

What dog tech gadgets are fun and practical for potty training?

PetSafe Treat & Train Remote Reward Dog Trainer is a really awesome tech gadget not only for potty training but also for fun and training in general.
– It teaches your puppy independence.

– It gives you more free time, because you don’t need to monitor the dog every time it goes potty.

– It gives you the possibility to reward your puppy from a distance. It links a food rewarded to desired good behavior.

– You can use the tech pet gadget after the potty training is complete for teaching your dog tricks and good habits.

Learn confidence and independence, learning commands, train the dog obedience, teaching the puppy directions, distance training

Using the remote-control system you can reward the dog. You can use different treats – give your dogs what they love!

If you prefer the classic methods for potty training, follow these steps:

1. Learn the signs when your puppy needs to go potty (it gets nervous, it starts walking in a circle and sniffing the floor, it might start crying and etc)
2. Interrupt the accident – if your puppy starts urinating or defecating, interrupt with loud No and take it to the proper place – either on the potty pad or outside. Don’t punish the dog.
3. Give reward when your puppy goes on the right spot.
4. Be very very consistent and patient.