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The puppy pads that are available now are such an easy start to housetraining. You can begin then keep moving the pad closer to the door. Even take a pad outdoors to the designated area. So much easier than shreds and shreds of newspapers. I do wish they were a little more absorbent though.
By Laurie from Midcoast Maine
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puppy diapers to house train?
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Post By (Guest Post)
(03/25/2008)
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Should a puppy have a diaper to house train? I saw those diapers at the store and wondered if i were to use them, Would my puppy think its okay to potty wherever she wants because she will be using the diapers in and outdoors, and anywhere else I take her. Would she rely on diapers and have a hard time transitioning to outdoors later?
She isn't vaccinated so I don't want her around all the fecies and urine where the other pets in my apartment go to the bathroom.
SOMEONE HELP!
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RE: Using Puppy Pads for Training
You can buy people pads at places like Sams much much cheaper than the puppy pads. Not only are they cheaper they are larger and seem more absorbent. A box of 120 is something like $25. here.
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RE: Using Puppy Pads for Training
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Post By hwalz. (Guest Post)
(07/28/2006)
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How precious are the little ones. Thanks for sharing.
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