Sentences with phrase «potty pad area»

Do you recommend holding off on the bed that big and leave room in her crate for a potty pad area?

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Potty Patty product has a large super absorbent 36 X 30 inch pad area for maximum protection.

I strongly suggest avoiding potty pads or potty areas in a crate or the house.

Designate an area for your puppy while you are teaching it to potty on the pad.

Leave more space for it and place all necessities inside: bowls with water and food, pee - pads, its crate and make sure the designated potty area is far from its sleeping and feeding spots.

Working parents, she stays in a 4 x 4 playpen during the day folded back so there is an area for her potty pad and a small area for food and water and her toys.

Alternatively, use an indoor potty area, such as a puppy pad or newspapers, if you're trying to paper - train your pup.

If outside, select a designated «potty area» and if not, get a supply of puppy potty pads.

Also, if your pet tends to miss the potty area, lining the exterior with these All - Absorb Training Pads may be a good way to keep the mess to a minimum.

It is important to not keep a puppy inside the crate for too long; if you need to leave home for more than one hour, it may be a good idea to leave your puppy in a small, safe area with the crate open and puppy pads several feet away on the floor in case he needs to potty.

Have the crate in this area with their bedding and some toys and the crate door removed or tied open, then at the furthest point from their bed set up a potty area for them to use (newspapers, potty pads).

However, when you do need to be gone and no one else is available to help with puppy potty training, you can lay down puppy pads in the area where your puppy is confined in the den or crate.

Soak up her accidents with a pad, and leave her poop outside in her potty area.

What would you suggest, as far as moving her «potty area» to a different location, as well as getting her used to just the pads as opposed to going potty in the Pack - N - Play?

We leave potty pads down and she uses those (or close too them and spills just off the side of the pad), and the other half of the time she goes somewhere in the play area.

On advice from friends, we used our old «Pack - N - Play» (children's small play yard, with mesh sides) as her potty area, putting the puppy pads inside the Pack - N - Play.

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These absorbent, leak - proof pads are ideal to use when Sparky's home alone or if you don't have easy access to an outdoor potty area.

Put your pup's crate, food, water and some toys on one end of the area and place the pee pad on the other end — dogs dislike going potty where they eat and sleep.

With consistency and supervision, you can easily teach Sammie that the pee pad is his designated potty area.

As long as he uses the pad consistently, keep moving it until it's outside in the designated potty area.

The purpose of these tools is either to provide an appropriate outlet for your dog to go potty (doggie doors, potty patch or potty pads) or to prevent your dog from having freedom to have accidents outside of a confined area.

We have struggled with the house breaking part of their training as we both work hours at a time, the puppies behavior has escalated from potty accidents to now destroying pee pads and anything they find, I should explain, when we leave for 3 hours at a time, they are left in an enclosed area of the house about 6 ft by 6 ft with their toys, water and pee pads, we also live in a small apartment on the second floor.

When the puppy was old enough I shoved the Ppartment potty area up against the doggy door with the crate door open so he could go potty in the potty area of the crate or go outside (where I put up a penned area with puppy pads)-- this way I got him to move it outside.

You can also set up a secured and puppy proofed area such as your laundry room or a bathroom with food, water, chew toys and newspaper or potty pads.

Although most dogs are trained to relieve themselves outdoors, it sometimes makes sense to teach your dog to have an indoor potty area (newspapers, pee pee pads, litter box or turf box).

Your dog may have trouble distinguishing your floor from his newspapers or potty pads, so don't expect your dog to just get to his potty area and know that he's supposed to relieve himself there.

The area will have a bed, food and water dishes, toys or chewies, and an area for your dog's potty pads or other potty area.

Although a trace of his scent is helpful to draw him back to the area, 30 piles of poo in his corner of the backyard or potty pads that are soaked through with urine aren't very appealing to your dog.