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Did you know that the softener will actually make them less absorbent? I recommend that people not to use the fabric softener since it makes the fabric repel water somewhat. |
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I agree with Little Bit, no fabric softner on washable pee pads, they will become less absorbent, and should smell fine without it. |
Chewing on cabinets My vet told me to put a little hot suace on the place my little one chews on and the taste will make him stop since the bitter apple did not work |
Mr. Buttons Did this when he was a puppy and we immediately changed the type of wee pad he use and have had no problems since! |
UGH...I'm feelin you...my litle guys do this almost everyday if I put them in their pen when I have to leave the house...I did try the pad holder..which almost made it worse...they where so excited that there was something new...that they totally tore it apart from the middle....UGH again...I have noticed they seem to do it more if I leave for a long time...because when I am home they never do it. Jen....Oliver and Scouts mommy:animal36:animal36 |
Inexpensive fix to tearing up pee pads 4 Attachment(s) Not everyone can stay home to be with their dogs every 3-4 hours to take them out. I know because my wife and I both work 8-9 hour days and we can not be there for this intensive training. We also use pee pads and Suki has no problem using the pee pad in her pen but she also was tearing them up by the time we got home. We are trying really hard to train her to go back to her pen when she needs to go, but its a long process because we can not be home to emphasis this, so we keep trying when time allows. In the mean time I found a quick solution to keep her from tearing up her pee pads. Sorry I do not know the exact dimensions of this wire, I just eyeballed it at home depot and bought it for about $12.00. It took me no more then 15 mins to cut and install. 1. Buy this wire at Home Depot 2. Cut it to fit her Pee Tray 3. insert and reassemble and no more tearing up the Pads |
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