Hello I'm new :) need elf on toilet training !!

My 12 week old staff has stopped using her pads for about 2 and a bit weeks now.. When we 1st got her at 8 weeks she was using them 9/10 now she won't even go on them. We live in a flat but are moving to a house in 4 days with a garden. She doesn't pee in her crate how can I get her to go on her pads again !!! Help !!

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Hi & Welcome from Flo and me   

I don't have any experience with pads as Flo is an older rescue girl but I'm sure others that have used pads will be able to offer some advice.

Welcome from Iza and me   I'm sure someone will be along soon to help you out.

Hello and a warm welcome from me and Stella  

Hope the link you were given in the other thread helps x

Hi and welcome from Meg and me.

I didn't use the pads, I just kept letting Meg out on the garden and if she did a poo or wee, she got major praise and a treat. If she did it in the house, I just cleaned it up and used a spray to get rid of the smell so she didn't toilet there regularly. There were only a few accidents in the house (some of which were my fault by not letting her out when she needed to go), but the important thing to remember is not to scold them for going in the house. Ignore them, it's far more effective. After all, they're only babies and they have to learn.

We don't have a garden yet will in a couple of days she was using her pads but now won't , I work 4 hrs most days so I can't take her out all the time she got a lot of praise when she did go on her pad

I think you can buy a spray to encourage them to toilet in an area. Maybe spray the pads with it.
Pete

Hiya from me and Vinnie, again never used pads but if you are moving soon where theres a garden you wont need to use them   

Hi and welcome from me and my two

Hi and welcome from us and Suki

Hi and welcome to the forum from Rocky and me

Sorry have no experience of using pads.

hia from me and sasha   she is only a baby and will take time to get clean,if you are moving in a few days i would ignore the accidents she is having and crack on with the toilet training when she has her garden to go in   

Hi and welcome to the forum from me and the zoo xx

Welcome from Darcy and me

Welcome from me and Alfie

Hi and welcome from me and Daisy, hope things are improving now x

Welcome from the kids and I