i've had her for 3 days and i put her on the pad training, she would usually pee on the pad and sometimes she doesnt can someone help me and tell me whats the best way to get her adapting to peeing on the pad and taking her outside to do her business

Welcome to the forums.

How to Potty train your puppy

Check out the training section for other posts or members going through the same issues and what worked / didn't work for them.

There is no one way or right answer. The best way is to find what works for you and set your pup up to succeed.

That being said starting on pee pads can make the process a bit longer in the end.

Best of luck to you,
~Chris~

ok thank you chris yea i am starting on pads which some days i have luck and some days i don't

I'd say stop with the pee pads; it ultimately teaches them that it is okay to pee in the house, which makes it more confusing for them when you get upset that they pee in the house. Like Chris stated above, it can make potty training much slower. Stop the pads and take her out every couple of hours. After napping, playing, eating, etc.

I agree about stopping the pee pads - they confuse the dog. We never used them and they seem an unnecessary expense when it is quite straightforward to train them with consistency.

Since she's only 3 months old she should be taken out very often and praised when she does her business, so that she gets the message that the only acceptable place to eliminate is outside. We took Kaya out every 20-30 mins the first week, so she got the idea very quickly. They definitely need to go after eating, napping etc, but you'll find that they can urinate quite often between all these activities too.

ok thanks for the information i should hope to see some improvements since she was already getting the hang of the pee pads but i will change it up to taking her outside