Training Pads are ideal for puppies and dogs that stay indoors for long periods of time. What you should do; Unfold the training pad and place it in a confined area. (Blue plastic side down). It is important to place your puppy or dog on the training pad several times a day in order to
Training Pads are ideal for puppies and dogs that stay indoors for long periods of time. What you should do; Unfold the training pad and place it in a confined area. (Blue plastic side down). It is important to place your puppy or dog on the training pad several times a day in order to get him used it. on the average, a puppy must relieve himself every few hours, based on his age (a 2 month old puppy every 2 hours, a 3 month old every hours etc). If your pet relieves himself somewhere other than the designated spot where the pad is placed, bring him back to the correct spot immediately. Keep in mind that your pet will have to relive himself shortly after a meal and will need to eliminate more frequently during the summer when his water intake is higher. The minute your dog begins to relieve himself on the pad, be sure to use cures like “go potty”. You should use this cue every time that your dog relives himself on the pad so that he associates the phrase with the action of elimination. Every time that your pet used the pad successfully, make sure that you give him a treat and lots of praise. Treating helps your dog to understand that he is doing what you want him to do. Always remember to dispose of soiled pads and replace them as needed. When your pet begins to relieve himself on the pads, on consistent basic, it is time to begin moving the pad closer to the door. Keep moving the pads closer to the door until they are actually outside. At this time, the training process will be complete.
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These are not so good UPDATED: These leak through to the floor! At first I was changing pads anytime they were used when I normally would do a change morning and night. Within about 6 hours these leak through to the floor though!!! I’m barely into the box but buying the other brand now anyway! They might be good for a guinea pig lap pad while you are holding one but not for a small doggie.Got here overnight! The pads are a similar design to the ones I normally buy here on Amazon. Both kinds have the…
Great value! Avoid the high cost of other name brands and save some money with these! After reading other reviewers’ posts, I can understand why some say these pads are not worth the money, yet others swear by them! Let me first say my experience is rather… extensive lol For years, I’ve been an animal foster parent with a local animal rescue. It’s not uncommon for me to house 2-3 dogs/puppies, 3-4 cats/kittens, and a rabbit or 2 (eh, why not?). Plus, I have my own resident 6 yo beagle mix who puts up with my mayhem. It’s typical for my home to house a new foster pet every 1-2…
Don’t believe the description I’ve ordered 5 different brands of these kind of pads from Amazon. The truth is they appear to only be made by two different manufacturers and sold under different brand names, one being a bit thicker and more absorbent than the other. I’m coming down hard on this particular brand because it’s not any better than any other of the worst pads, yet it has the “American Kennel Club” label and claims to be “More absorbent than other leading brands”. It boasts “6 Layer…