Every time yer dog pees on the floor, pick her up or take her to the pee pad and lightly scold it when it doesn't go on the pee pad. If you take it to the pad everytime he does it on the floor, he will evevtually learn he has to go on the pee pad/
try putting the pee pad outside. make sure the dog knows that it's outside. every time the dog pee's in the house, you need to let the dog know that that's bad by saying no in an angry voice and putting it outside. once the dog starts peeing outside, you can get rid of the pee pad.
It is not recommended to train a dog to pee indoors as it can lead to behavioral issues and confusion. It is best to train your dog to go outside to do their business.
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Dogs prefer to poop in an otherwise clean area; once a pee pad has pee on it, the dog will not prefer to poop on it. Replace the pee pad immediately after it's been used each time. In addition, when the dog DOES poop in the right spot, treat the dog and praise him lavishly with petting. When he does it wrong, don't acknowledge the dog at all (don't get mad, either). Very quickly, the dog will learn where to poop to get treats and praise.
when it pees or poos, you have to get its nose and stick it into their pee or poo, then you take it to its pad and put its nose on the pad so it knows that its supposed to pee or poo on the pad.
You must train him.
Keep taking it outside.
Get the book, "Don't Shoot the Dog" by Karen Pryor. The information is useful for training ANY animal-including humans!What ever you do-do NOT make the pee pad a negative! Don't show your frustration. Show your excitement that he pee'd next to the pad and try to catch him in the act so you can move him on the pad or move the pad over his pee. Don't rub his nose in it. He'll get it.
the adult dog is trying to intimidate the pup so that makes him a big fat bully!
Get an adult dog from a pet rescue. They are more likely to be trained.
To train your dog to ring a bell to signal when they need to go pee, follow these steps: Hang a bell by the door that leads outside. Every time you take your dog out to pee, ring the bell and say a command like "outside" or "potty." Encourage your dog to touch the bell with their nose or paw before going outside. When your dog rings the bell on their own, immediately take them outside to pee. Repeat this process consistently until your dog associates ringing the bell with going outside to pee.
clean them or get some more. train your dog not to pee on them in the 1st place might be a good start....