Dog Training Pads (50 Pack)

Training pads are an ideal solution for puppies and dogs that are required to stay indoors for extended periods. The key steps in using these pads effectively are as follows: Firstly, unfold the training pad and place it in a confined area, ensuring the blue plastic side is facing down. It is crucial to frequently guide your puppy or dog to the training pad throughout the day to help them become accustomed to using it. The frequency with which a puppy must relieve themselves depends on their age, with younger puppies (e.g., 2 months old) needing to go every 2 hours, while older puppies (e.g., 3 months) can go every 3 hours. If your pet relieves themselves outside the designated training pad area, immediately return them to the correct spot.

It is important to note that your pet will typically need to eliminate shortly after a meal and may need to do so more frequently during the warmer summer months when their water intake is higher. When your dog begins to relieve themselves on the training pad, be sure to use a consistent verbal cue like "go potty" to help them associate the action with the phrase. Each time your pet successfully uses the training pad, reward them with a treat and plenty of praise. This positive reinforcement helps your dog understand that they are exhibiting the desired behavior.

Remember to regularly dispose of soiled training pads and replace them as needed. As your pet becomes consistent in using the training pads, you can gradually start moving the pads closer to the door, eventually placing them outside. This transition marks the completion of the training process.

The training pads themselves are designed with a 6-layer composition that includes a quick-drying gel to provide immediate absorption and prevent tracking and leakage. They also feature a fresh scent and odor-eliminating properties, with a choice of fresh, citrus, or mountain scents. These pads are more absorbent than other leading brands, making them perfect for both training purposes and assisting aging dogs.

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