I have a French Bulldog is the pad big enough for her?
1735357
Yes I believe so but you shouldn't waste your money I have 6 dogs and neither one will use it. One lays on it but the rest won't even go near it.
1735358
I think is good for her, I have a beagle and she has a lot of extra space...
1735359
I don't know how big a French Bulldog is......my dog is a shitsu/bichon about 15 lbs and I do take her outside but I have the feeling that if I used the pad only, the tray could fill fairly quickly....maybe stinky in the warm weather ???? but I think the pad is likely big enough.
480659
Tiffany - the pad is about 1/8" thick. Just cut to size and you're ready to go.
1287287
I would recommend the large size. It will give your dog more room to get comfortable.
21618
I had a 80lb lab in my hound about and it was a good size, not too much room to move around, which you don't want. I also had a piece of plywood cut to place under the pad for extra support, which I would recommend.
62759
I have a 25 pound French bulldog.. Cant stretch all the way out but she loves it. Sits up high so she can see out.
1783128
I have a chocolate lab that is pretty short and stocky...weighting about 90lbs...so the pad in the front helps disribute the weight....so it should work. Hope that was helpful
2266461
Yes. A washable will work fine, and the frame will prevent your dog from missing the pad.
13460
Yes, unless it leaks thru the space between the bottom liner which attaches to the sides with velcro. I put a puupy pad in there just in case but my puppy, only once, went on the pad.
201697
I think that it would. Just order a size that will fit your dog. What I bought worked well for my medium size Boston Terrier. It is much easier than putting pads on the other kind. But that is only my opinion. This what I preferred. Hope this helps.
1890361
I have two french bulldogs that together reach the 50 lb. max and they fit...although just barely to still be comfortable! We don't ride far and they're fine. I just added another seatbelt for my girl - she likes to ride with her head out the roof and my boy likes to stand on all fours with his head out the front. Very cute, and very doable. Good luck!
1302557
I think so, also - it's more than big enough for my ShihTzu/Terrier mix, and she is around 15 lbs. My sister has the same size for her Boston Terrier as well.
1222142
It didn't work for my frenchie. The surface is not firm (it gives when she steps on it) which frightens her. I even removed the grates and tried to get her to use just the flat surface. She refused to use it. What worked for me was wee wee pads under a Potty Patch replacement turf.
1316574
I would think it would be just fine. I have a 12lb yorkie (female) and it works great for her. And you will love the neatness of it! My yorkie took to it very quick, she was already pad trained, but being how she was a puppy, she would pull the pad apart sometimes. The UGODOG was the answer for that problem. And it looks much better than a pad or paper on the floor. Just give it a few days and for training, and be sure to put it in the same spot you have always had his paper in. Good Luck!
1361986
We use this for our cats. Small ones fit great! Mid size is a little tight - which is fine if you don't want them to move around. Frenchies I would say yes. Bulldogs no way (unless its a puppy).
279739
i believe so , but i bought it for my frenchbulldog puppy and it was to small for her , this would be an option for small/tiny dogs i think . i still think its a great product but not for even a med/small dog .
641148
I think so! I have a 5 pds yorkie, and the tray is definitely big enough for him. For a 25 pds dog, I would take him/her out because one potty= one pad... lol
1388550
My pup has grown to 15 lbs now and I feel like its a bit small for him. What happens is a lot of times he'll lift his left and ends up aiming off the pad, or only his front paws are on the pad and his behind ends up off the pad. I guess it all depends on what size wee wee pads you use.