Hi!
I tend not to use puppy pads, only because it takes longer to housetrain them and they tend to rip them up. I always say if you want them to pee outside they should always go outside rather than inside.
Puppies have tiny bladders and need to go out after they eat, drink, play, when they wake up from a nap and every 30 minutes between that! It's a lot of toileting.
Make sure when you take pup out to the toilet you take him out on a lead to the same spot everytime and make sure that he goes! If he doesn't go, bring him inside and keep him on the lead so you can watch for any signs like sniffing, circling, pacing or whining and go out and try again.
If they have accidents it's our fault for not watching them and missing the cues. If you absolutely NEED him to go inside because of working hours then I would consider getting a grass mat for inside in the pen.
The more on top of it you are, the quicker he will be to toilet train.
I hope this helps
I tend not to use puppy pads, only because it takes longer to housetrain them and they tend to rip them up. I always say if you want them to pee outside they should always go outside rather than inside.
Puppies have tiny bladders and need to go out after they eat, drink, play, when they wake up from a nap and every 30 minutes between that! It's a lot of toileting.
Make sure when you take pup out to the toilet you take him out on a lead to the same spot everytime and make sure that he goes! If he doesn't go, bring him inside and keep him on the lead so you can watch for any signs like sniffing, circling, pacing or whining and go out and try again.
If they have accidents it's our fault for not watching them and missing the cues. If you absolutely NEED him to go inside because of working hours then I would consider getting a grass mat for inside in the pen.
The more on top of it you are, the quicker he will be to toilet train.
I hope this helps
