Almost all the pet stores carry them. Here’s a link to show you what it is: http://www.lucy-the-dog.com/weeweepadho.html
Judy Moon, a prayer warrior in Christ's army "May grace and spiritual peace be yours from God our Father and from the Lord Jesus Christ." Jewell, Mary, Martha, Dakota, Becky, Nicky, Gabby Dark Angel, Peter, Paul, Leah, Sarah Libby, the parrot From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Lynda Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2011 1:53 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] Re: puppy Pad holder? I'll have to google it-never saw one-assuming I can buy in store or online? Sent from Lynda's iPad On Nov 10, 2011, at 1:59 PM, Joan Croft <[email protected]> wrote: It is a frame that you put the puppy pad on, and then snap the top frame on...the puppy cannot drag it around and the puppy pad can't blow with the wind either. I look at it as a compromise - go potty outside but not in the elements. Sent via my Samsung Galaxy Prevail from Boost Mobile Lynda <[email protected] <mailto:thecrittershack%40comcast.net> > wrote: >It's chilly here...getting colder...but will put her little coat on...hoping >once she sees the others doin things she'll pick it up. Probably not the best >time to potty train a wee one. WHAT IS A PUPPY PAD HOLDER? > >Sent from Lynda's iPad > >On Nov 10, 2011, at 12:13 PM, Joan Croft <[email protected] ><mailto:joan_croft%40hotmail.com> > wrote: > >> both of mine used puppy pads at first. I know I put Dolly outside to go >> potty, she didn't really learn to go out every time until I had my >> neighbor's dog visiting. Dolly was learning to go in and out with Mandy. >> Desi was my total nightmare. he would go outside be out there for a long >> time, and then would come in and potty wherever he pleased. finally, I would >> put him outside and close the door. I would watch through the living room >> window, and he would just be wandering around back and forth. after about 20 >> minutes he actually went off of the patio and went potty. I had to repeat >> that almost a week before he understood that he had to go potty when he was >> out there. Dolly learned from Mandy, Desi did not learn from dolly. Desi was >> a little chubby boy, so I couldn't do the routine treat after every time >> that he did right. when his weight finally got down to a healthy weight that >> is when I started giving him a treat when he came in after going potty. we >> do have puppy pads in the house, and they do use those at night or during >> the day if I'm sleeping. On cold and rainy days they also use the puppy >> pads. I have 1 of the puppy pad holders and I experimented 1 day when it was >> raining this past summer. I put it right outside the door in the corner of >> the patio. Dolly and Desi have used that puppy pad quite a few times. some >> people have taken the dog out on leashes in the yard to get them to go potty >> and understand that is where they are supposed to go. good luck, I hope that >> she picks it up really soon. >> >> Sent via my Samsung Galaxy Prevail from Boost Mobile >> >> Lynda <[email protected] <mailto:thecrittershack%40comcast.net> > >> wrote: >> >> >Thank you everyone for all your thoughts & suggestions- little baby is >> >home... >> >Potty training is going to be our biggest obstacle...everything else is >> >falling into place quickly. >> >My Liza took 4 or 5 days to housebreaking, Timmy about 3 months - but they >> >didn't mind being outside-Charlotte says 'hate it'! I have puppy pads but >> >really want to get her to be an outside potty. >> >Charlotte is blind in one eye-a confirmed diagnosis hasn't been given as of >> >yet-but she has no sight in her left eye. >> >She's a precious loving (follows me everywhere and sits on my feet) sweet >> >little chibutt!!! >> _____ No virus found in this message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 2012.0.1869 / Virus Database: 2092/4608 - Release Date: 11/10/11
