Dog Training Pad Basics
There are many, many ways to potty train a dog. Each dog, just like each person, is different and has a unique personality, habits and quirks. It’s up to you as a new dog parent to see what works best for you and your pup.
You can create a schedule to get your dog used to being ready to go out at a particular time of day, so there are no surprises. You can use a designated spot, 100% of the time for indoor training, or use a few spots throughout your home so your dog can reach a pad in time. You can keep your pup on a leash at all times to get him used to it and remove a new variable when it comes to going outside instead of inside.
There are some hard and fast rules to puppy potty training as well that you should keep in mind. Change the puppy pad after every use. Learn your dog’s signs, which may include walking around stiffly or in circles or sniffing the floor. Don’t punish your dog for having an accident, but reward him or her for using the pad effectively.
The Benefits of Having a Training Pad Garbage Can
Even though there are multiple ways to help you potty train your new dog, it can still be somewhat of a hassle. Having a training pad garbage can is a must-have for anyone training a new puppy. It helps make the process that much easier, so you can focus your energy on quality time with your pup and spend less energy on cleanup time. The Training Champ is the perfect example of a product that really does it all.
– The Training Champ is incredibly simple to use.
– The 7-gallon capacity container will make daily disposal easy, as it severely cuts down on the amount of time you have to spend running ruined pads to the dumpster outside.
– The double-seal lid and lightly scented liner seal odor inside the innovative cannister for good.
– The liner is fully biodegradable, so you can feel good about your environmental impact.
– The canister is durable, made of ADB resin and backed by a 5-year warranty.
– The elegant design is simple, contemporary and fits anywhere in your home.
As long as you’re diligent about cleaning up after your puppy right after he goes, never again will you have to worry about unsightly odors sticking around in your home. And puppy training becomes that much easier.
