You want to take your pup out constantly cause you want to avoid it ever doing its business inside. Once you are outside, just wait to see what your pup does. If it snifs around it'll probably find a good spot and go to the bathroom, if it just walks around a bit and then stares at you, chances are it doesn't have to go. The key is to jump around, scream excitedly, and give lots and lots of praise everytime your pup goes to the bathroom outside. I know it sounds weird but you want to make a big deal about it, put on a show for your pup, because your pup will love it and through repetition, it will learn that outside is the only place to go. Also if you want you can say a word each time it goes. So that soon, it'll recognize the word and realize what you want when you say it. Remember to stay consistent, you don't want to confuse your pup.
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