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Mine go both outside and on the washable pads inside. I think it is the best of both worlds. You can't always be there when they need to go outside and sometimes the weather just doesn't permit it. So a pad is there when they need it. |
mine have never been allowed to go inside the house for any reason! they alwasy go outside, and it was MUCH cheaper (free actually) and it was very easy. its more natural for them i think. anyway good luck!!! |
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I think I will try the outside thing. I may be old fashioned, but the pee pad thing seems a little weird for me. |
I would like to know if there is anything special put inside the material on the one's that are made.. is it just material or something in it that makes them want to use it.. I only used pp pads on maravilhosa.. only because we were going away for a month with with the rv when we got her.. I would not let her down on the ground.. I always trained to go outside only.. she is now going outside. and missing the pp pad.. anne |
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Mine go outside also, but they will use the pee pad if the weather is too cold or if it's raining, I just keep it near the backdoor for them. They do prefer to take care of business outside though. |
Mine uses both. Pee pads at night when he's in the bathroom sleeping and outside when he's not in the bathroom. |
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I don't put anything special on it, but most do seem to be attracted to it from the beginning. It could be because they are made from reclaimed incontinence pads from hospitals. So, even though they are sanitized and we can't see or smell anything, maybe they can. Who knows? |
We have a lot of hawks and owls in the area. It is not all that safe for them to always go outside. We trained our girls to go on the pads for this reason. I will say that if they are outside they will do their business outside. We buy our pads at Sam's Club. ~Marly |
I guess I am the only one that use the dog litter:) which is good for me. My yorkie also goes outside. I decide to use the dog litter when she was little. The vet told me not to have her outside due to her weak immune system. So I decide to tried the pads but found out about the dog litter which I enjoy better than the pads. |
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Roxi goes on the pee pad inside, and when we are out she goes outside... |
We never used peepads either. |
Both my boys are trained for pee pads and outside. I trained them for both because we get a lot of snow here in the winter, and it makes it very difficult for them when the snow is really deep. I use a doggy litter box with a pee pad in it. It's very easy to change and keep clean. I don't like paper because it has no absorbency whatsoever, leaves ink marks on the floor wet, and smells bad quickly. |
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