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Originally Posted by rebeccag  I have two Yorkies that are basically the same age. One is doing great going outside and the other was wee wee pad trained. The one that was wee wee pad trained hates to go outside so I've kept the wee wee pads and try walking her. I personally wouldn't let a dog go inside because it confuses them but I feel like I have to now. If you don't mind having a dog eliminating in your house and buying wee wee pads forever go for it! I would stay away from it especially if your little one is doing good going outside but the choice is yours of course  Good luck with your training! |
I trained my yorkies to use pee pads in the house. I have them in the laundry room on a tiled floor so if they miss the pad it is not a big deal. They will not get on them if they are dirty so I change them very often.
I also use the washable pads. I love them. They are the most economical and they dont fill the landfills.
I would have it no other way. I never have to hurry home, I dont have to go out in the weather, I dont have to get up in the morning to let them out. It is so very very convenient.
Mine used to use rugs and other similar things when they were younger, but now they almost never do that. They are both two years old now and they know where there puppy pads are and they are always in the same place so they know now that those are the puppy pads and not the rugs throughout the house. LOL
I hope this helps some of you with your decisions about pad or outside training.