The easiest way to correct this is to confine him to the room where his pad is and watch him closely. When he looks like he has to go get him on the pad much like when you were first training him. Reward him with a healthy treat when he gets it right.
Another way to do it is to tether him to you. He goes where your go. No wandering on his own. Take him to the pad when he has to go. Treat when he does it.
It is just a matter of re-training and the sooner you do it the better.
I would use a liquid anti-bacterial soap when washing your daughter's hands and teach her never to touch the poo. Lots of training going on in your house! It is best not to yell at him for a mistake. Rewarding for doing it right works faster and sticks with him. |