Puppy Training Pads


Toilet training should be quite a simple process, as long as you take the time and trouble to get into a good routine. Puppies need to urinate immediately after waking up and within 15 minutes of eating, so you need to be there to take your puppy straight outside without any delay.


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Pet Stuff Puppy House Training Pads

Pet Stuff Puppy House Training Pads

Pet Stuff Puppy House Training Pads contain a special pheromone puppy attractant to entice your puppy to use the pad. They also feature a wet indicator to indicate when your puppy has used... [More info]

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Pee Post Toilet Training Post for Dogs

Pee Post Toilet Training Post for Dogs

Pee Post Toilet Training Post is a pheromone impregnated plastic post to which dogs are attracted. Once trained you can choose where your dog performs in your garden. Simply hammer the Pee... [More info]

£6.42

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Simple Solutions Puppy Training Pads

Simple Solutions Puppy Training Pads

Simple Solutions Puppy Training Pads are super absorbent, locking in moisture and protecting your floor. Simple Solutions Puppy Training Pads are ideal for extended stays alone in the... [More info]

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Train-um Dog Training Solution 60mls

Train-um Dog Training Solution 60mls

Train Um Dog Training Solution is used to train your dog to urinate on one spot. Water-Soluble training aid, ideal for outdoor use, even during wet conditions. Train your dog to one urinate... [More info]

£4.39

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Puppies need to urinate at least every hour or two and can urinate spontaneously when they get excited. Take your puppy out frequently if it has been active, playing or exploring. Repeat cue words like ‘wee wees’ and ‘poo poos’ or ‘be busy’ and ‘be clean’ while the puppy is actually urinating or defecating. Use different words for each action so that you will be able to prompt the puppy later on.

Always go with your puppy into the garden or outside so you are there to reward and attach the cue words to the successful actions! Fortunately, puppies are creatures of habit, so as long as you introduce the outside to your puppy as its toilet area early on, you should be able to avoid most of the common pitfalls.