First, stop scolding her when she has an accident. It will cause her to "avoid" going potty in front of you. The best thing you can do is rush her outside as soon as accidents happen in case there is more and clean it up (with an enzyme cleaner) with no fuss.
But the ultimately best thing you can do is take her out BEFORE accidents occur. Meaning.. if she is playing.. and has an accident after about 30 minutes of playing.. take her out after 25 mins of playing.
I've always done potty training overkill the first 2-3 months with my medium breeds. Which is outside regardless of what we are doing (unless they are sleeping) every 15-30 minutes (depending on age/activity we are doing). Exercise induced pottying is real (my last puppy had similar) and they should have the most outside breaks during play. If you are doing focused training, maybe less so. Sitting in a pen, chewing a toy/treat? Maybe something in between.
Keep in mind with a small breed.. they have the tiniest bladders. And they often housebreak much slower in general.
But the ultimately best thing you can do is take her out BEFORE accidents occur. Meaning.. if she is playing.. and has an accident after about 30 minutes of playing.. take her out after 25 mins of playing.
I've always done potty training overkill the first 2-3 months with my medium breeds. Which is outside regardless of what we are doing (unless they are sleeping) every 15-30 minutes (depending on age/activity we are doing). Exercise induced pottying is real (my last puppy had similar) and they should have the most outside breaks during play. If you are doing focused training, maybe less so. Sitting in a pen, chewing a toy/treat? Maybe something in between.
Keep in mind with a small breed.. they have the tiniest bladders. And they often housebreak much slower in general.
