Most animals born in a nest know instinctively to comfort themselves away from that nest. They will do it without being prompted as soon as they are able to do so. Dogs are such animals and they leave the sleep area to urinate when they are about three weeks old. Now you have to take it a step additional and make them understand that your home is your nest, so your puppy shouldn't comfort himself in the house.
It's prominent to take your puppy surface to his bathroom area at the following times: first thing in the morning, last thing at night, as soon as they awake, once per hour and a few minutes after each meal, play session, rehearsal session and anyone else that got him excited. When you take your puppy outside, stay with him and wait. If you leave him surface on his own, he may never get to it and may only try to find a way back in the house to be with you! And if you were to let him in, he would get so excited that he would comfort himself in the house...
So wait surface with your puppy and don't let him get too distracted. When he begins to comfort himself, use the command you will use to tell him to comfort himself (e.g., "go pee pee", "be clean", etc.). When your puppy is done, praise him and play with him. Make sure to clean up after your dog too.
If nothing happens after a few minutes, take him back inside and try again a limited later. Pay attentiveness to corporal signs such as sniffing, circling or squatting. If you see any of these signs, take your puppy out immediately but don't pick him up. Let him walk surface or he'll start to urinate simply to be held by you and then taken outside.
If you ever catch him urinating or defecating in the house, yell. It doesn't matter what you say. You could say "No!" if you want. What's prominent is that you use a loud adequate voice to get your puppy's attentiveness and to stop him in his tracks but not too loud that you scare him away. A loud reprimand is enough. There is no need for corporal punishment or anger and these reactions will impede your puppy's studying process. He will likely keep relieving himself in the house, but away from you because he knows that you get angry when you see him. This will make it very difficult for you to catch him in the act again!
When you've stopped him in his tracks, leave him and run to the door to enthusiastically call out his name. Get him to ensue you surface to his bathroom area and discontinue urinating there. Use your command and praise him when he is done and play with him a little. Take him back in the house and start cleaning the mess your adorable puppy made on your rug...
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