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Puppy Pads

With a puppy pad, you can house train your puppy while protecting the floors and carpets. Puppy pads can be a very practical tool or aid when you get a new puppy who needs to learn where to go to the toilet. Here you will find various puppy pads, puppy mats and training drops that can attract the puppy to the puppy pad. Check out the range below and order easily online!

A puppy pad or puppy mat, you might call it "pee pad", may be of some different kinds. On one hand, sizes and materials differ, but then there are also scented and unscented puppy pads. What you choose is entirely up to you. In the beginning you may want to have as large a puppy pad as possible so that it is easy for the puppy to "aim right", but over time maybe a smaller puppy pad does the job just as well. If you have a puppy of a small breed, perhaps the smallest pad is of a suitable size right from the start. The advantage of a puppy pad is that the puppy can learn where it can to pee and poop while your floor and your carpets do not get dirty.

One may not think that it sounds optimal that the puppy learns to execute his or her needs indoors, but the fact is that this may be a better alternative than many other methods. And the point of the puppy pad is that you should move it farther and farther out until it is outdoors and no longer needed. Sometimes you simply cannot lift the puppy in time when you see that it needs to pee, and then it is more likely that you have time to put it on the puppy pad. For example, early in the morning when the puppy needs to both urinate and defecate, and you do not have time to put on your outerwear and take the pup out. If you live in an apartment, it can take an extra time to get out if you have stairs or an elevator to get out.

With the help of puppy training drops, the puppy can learn to walk to the carpet when it needs to pee. The drops attract and guide the puppy to the puppy pad so you may not have to carry it. Always praise the puppy after it has done what it should in the right place - whether you have carried it there or if it has gone by itself. Praise, encouragement and reward is usually the most effective training method - and perhaps in conjunction with a puppy pad to protect the floor.