Accidents in the house can be frustrating, but with consistency and patience, you can help your dog learn where it's appropriate to relieve themselves. Start by establishing a routine for potty breaks, taking your dog out first thing in the morning, after meals, and before bedtime. Praise and reward your dog when they go potty outside to reinforce the behavior. Supervise your dog indoors and watch for signs like sniffing or circling, which indicate they need to go out. If you catch your dog in the act indoors, interrupt them with a firm 'no' and take them outside immediately. Clean up accidents with an enzymatic cleaner to remove the scent. Consider crate training or confining your dog to a small area when you can't supervise. Remember, consistency is key to successful potty training.

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