Didn't the mother teach them to be potty trained? If not, get one of these dogs.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korea_Jindo_Dog
They are highly active and are certainly not indoor-only dogs. Jindo dogs need reasonable space to roam and run. Jindos require a lot of care and attention. If kept in a yard, the fencing must be at least 6 feet high.
Cheers guys, but one thing i learned is NOT to put their nose in it.
Put their nose in it and use loud voices. That's bad to them and they get their face put into what they're not supposed to do. When they go where they're supposed to, praise and a treat if you feel like going all out.
Wow you're a dumbass....
On topic now.
First off, just put puppy pads and let it out on a regular basis so it actually may learn....
Puppy pad's teach the puppy that it's OK to go inside the house. Puppy pads are probably the single dumbest thing you can use to train a dog to go outside.
Puppy pads do not teach the dog to go outside.
Put pepper on the ground where it has pee'd so it doesn't smell it and do it there again. Also make sure you don't pat it or something after it's done its business inside somewhere.
Pepper? I've never heard that before.
Wich also reminds me. If your dog ever tries getting into the garbage pour Hot sauce all over the garbage like ALL over so when the dog get's into the garbage there is a nice hot surprise waiting for them
And after the countless dogs i have had i seriously do suggest just grabbing the dog bringing it to it's mess and saying NO! BAD! etc. Put the dog outside and after a good amount of time not too long just bring it back in. But that pepper idea sounds decent i guess i have never heard of it

