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Now carrying Carhartt's new SPF clothing line! Built to outwork hotter temps and UV rays.
Spring Footwear is here! Shop Mens, Ladies and Kid's rubber boots, many styles to choose from.
Update your home & garden decor for spring! We have a great selection of gifts too!
Pee pads can be a great way to housebreak your puppy, but it does take patience to train a dog to use them properly. Being consistent with your pet and positively reinforcing your expectations for their behavior can help you use pads to successfully housebreak your dog indoors.
Are Pee Pads Best?
Pee pads can be a great way to housetrain puppies, but only if they will be expected to use them indoors all their lives – it can be difficult to retrain a dog to change its behavior to outdoor housebreaking later on. Indoor housebreaking may be best for your dog, however, if…
House Training With Pee Pads
When training with puppy pee pads, consistency is key to teach your dog what is expected.
When Accidents Happen
Accidents will happen, but a few accidents do not need to derail your puppy's pee pad training. When the puppy misses a pad, do not scold or punish them, especially if you catch them in the act – doing so will only create stress and fear, which will make it harder to train them. Clean up accidents quickly and use odor-elimination sprays or wipes so the dog does not associate that same area with future potty needs, and take a dirty towel and wipe it on the pad to give some odor clues to your puppy about where they should potty. Above all, be patient – puppies are like small children and need to practice over and over as they learn what you want, but they do want to please you. Once you have trained them to use the puppy pee pads, you'll be pleased at the convenience, and both you and your dog will be happy!
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