Thanks everyone I found the regular puppy pad holder @ Walmart-should've bought 
2. Charlotte is using it!!! 

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On Nov 12, 2011, at 11:03 AM, "Judy Moon" <[email protected]> wrote:

> I just found a wee wee pad holder that is 37” x 25” and can be folded in half 
> for male dogs that overshoot the runway.  I am gonna get one.
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> Behalf Of Crystal Thirion
> Sent: Saturday, November 12, 2011 8:36 AM
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> Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] Re: puppy Pad holder?
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> I got ours at walmart
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> On Nov 10, 2011, at 2:53 PM, Lynda <[email protected]> wrote:
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> I'll have to google it-never saw one-assuming I can buy in store or online?
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> On Nov 10, 2011, at 1:59 PM, Joan Croft <[email protected]> wrote:
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> 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.
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> Lynda <[email protected]> wrote:
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> >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?
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> >On Nov 10, 2011, at 12:13 PM, Joan Croft <[email protected]> wrote:
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> >> 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.
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> >> Lynda <[email protected]> wrote:
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> >> >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!!!
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