How do you get the dog to be interested in peeing on it?
373504
I left it by the doggie door & put them on it several times a day. Each time they used it i gave them a treat with lots of praise. It took a few months, but they gradually used it more & more. I've never given negative reinforcement when they miss or have accidents, which is seldom now. Also, I wash it every other day with soap & water & the hose. It only takes a few minutes & it keeps odors away. I have not had to replace the grass as of yet & it is still in good condition after ayr. Good Luck!
1415365
It shouldn't if your dog still squats to pee. It is in two sections that wrap around each hind leg. I had trouble figuring out how it goes on at first. It does not come with directions! Otherwise it's good.
1807740
From my experience yes, you just need to set three specific times throughout your day to take them outside so they know not to go inside. They will learn over time that the pee pee pads are only for emergency purposes. I've trained two adult dogs and currently training two pups. It takes lots of dedication, and if your having a hard time with dog not peeing on the pads just rub one of the pads with their pee every time and they'll sniff their way every time it never fails. Hope this helps, sorry if I went on a description tangent &#128515;
431968
Place ALOT of pads EVERYWHERE. The puppy will pick her place that she likes to go. You will see apattern and will GRADUALLY pick up some of the unused pads. Then you will have to place the pads in the places that your puppy has picked to pee. Be patient, PRAISE when she goes on the pad. Puppies take 2 years to mature. This is not my favorite time, but the cuteness kicks in and you can get thru it. I suggest taking a class with your pup at Pet Smart.
1316044
It's hard to say. If you place it in her favorite spot to potty, that might work.
1351064
My dog took some getting used to it. Maybe try putting it on for short periods of time and rewarding with treats before trying to go out with it.
576916
I'm just a beginner but have found some interesting articles on line. Here's one to get you started: http://www.clickertraining.com/get-started The important thing that I have learned is to start at the beginning. If the dog knows his/her name, say the name and as they respond, click and then reward with a treat. Its all about clicking at the time of the desired reaction and then rewarding. They soon associate the command and click and treat. Then move on to the next (i.e. sit or down). Check out the internet...lots of articles.
1355447
If it doesn't work with the dog, it will work with owner. It does give a good squirt. Just one thing, it only water one pass. It does not stay on for more that 4 seconds. Then, it needs 8 seconds to reset and do it again.
2121166
Hey buy another tray and put it up against the wall to stay with velcro...but put the side of the one on floor under the one on wall so that the pee stays on mainly the one on floor...just have to clean the rim off of the wall one when you change both pads....good luck
1321547
I may not be the best to answer this question because my pup is still potty training so I'm not using the grass yet. I'm just putting pee pads on it so he recognizes where to go. Going to try the grass soon!
616834
My dog likes to use it for poop, however she would rather pee outside. Yes, there is somewhat of an odor. but it's ok.
104695
I would go to a Pet Store and get extra large wee wee pads for the floor. Put it in your bathroom and she will go in it. When she does, praise her with a treat. You can retrain her in that way. This product does not work as it is advertised.
1537250
I got my puppy started using it by cleaning up a pee puddle with a TINY amount of paper towel, so I could ring it out onto the piddle pad. They got one sniff and started using it then, since they could detect their own pee odor. The Piddle Pad is priceless once they get to using it! Good Luck! :)
817043
My pups use a combination of mouth and paws to get the cups out of the indentation in order to get to the treat. I think even a chihuahua could manage this. My ~5pound Papillon can get into it if the other pups give him the opportunity. But mostly this is a toy for the pap/russell terriers.
1644038
I wouldn't think so. There is such a thing as an indoor pee spot for dogs, but it looks more like a patch of grass where the pee seeps through to a through and the poo stays on top. They are more expensive, but are more of a permanent structure.
136410
This model may be a little small for a dog that size. It should be able to contain his urine, but small for the dog to stand on. A larger size if available would work.
2121164
Hi! My male dog did the same thing. He would stand on the pad, but then he would lift his leg and spray down the wall and make a mess or he would stand at the edge and pee on the curb. I took the actual holder of the pad off. I laid a tarp under the pad to protect the carpet. That seemed to work. Here is something else you might want to look at...it is expensive, but I am sure you can sort of make your own "aiming" wall for your pup. http://www.amazon.com/Wee-Wee-Pad-On-Target-Trainer/dp/B00HFEX7V8/ref=sr_1_1?s=pet-supplies&ie=UTF8&qid=1389982385&sr=1-1&keywords=training+pad+wall+guard You can also try leaving the pad edge on, but putting something on it for him to aim for like a little fire hydrant. I would imagine it being gross to clean, but if your little guy is looking for a target, it might work, too. http://www.amazon.com/Nothing-Like-Designs-Scent-Attract-Hydrant/dp/B00176EZFW/ref=sr_1_1?s=pet-supplies&ie=UTF8&qid=1389982785&sr=1-1&keywords=fire+hydrant+for+dogs+to+pee+on. Eventually, he will be going outside to do his business, so hopefully, this is something you only have to deal with for a little while. Good luck with your little guy.