Can a dog urinate easily
778909
Yes this item is cut out to allow for a female to urinate and allows for a male to also urinate without getting it on the harness.
498296
Yes, it is easy on a dog's stomach and kidneys, which is important for Cavaliers.
1996287
I have a 12lb Italian Greyhound pup that's been using it since I obtained him (4 months) and based on my experience I will say it's based I how your dog does his business. Most of times, he shoots and scores and sometimes his aim is quite off. Yes, I am referring to his bathroom visits:)So yes, this urine system maybe wide and long enough to accommodate you 50 pounder but accidents may occur despite frequent use. That being said, I would buy it again.
2081941
From my own personal experience I'd say Yes. But, and this is a big but, we have stopped using all of these types of products because we were using it in our dog's sleeping area (where she peed) and she started acting weird a couple days later. We stopped using the product and she returned to normal. If your dog is like ours, he/she licks everything in existence, so you have to be careful with ANY substance like this which allows your dog to lap it up because maybe they like the taste. I've found that vineger and/or rubbing alcohol does an adequate job. Vinegar is totally harmless and the alcohol evaporates quickly especially if you blow a fan directly on it. Hope this helps! From my own personal experience I'd say Yes. But, and this is a big but, we have stopped using all of these types of products because we were using it in our dog's sleeping area (where she peed) and she started acting weird a couple days later. We stopped using the product and she returned to normal. If your dog is like ours, he/she licks everything in existence, so you have to be careful with ANY substance like this which allows your dog to lap it up because maybe they like the taste. I've found that vineger and/or rubbing alcohol does an adequate job. Vinegar is totally harmless and the... » Read More From my own personal experience I'd say Yes. But, and this is a big but, we have stopped using all of these types of products because we were using it in our dog's sleeping area (where she peed) and she started acting weird a couple days later. We stopped using the product and she returned to normal. If your dog is like ours, he/she licks everything in existence, so you have to be careful with ANY substance like this which allows your dog to lap it up because maybe they like the taste. I've found that vineger and/or rubbing alcohol does an adequate job. Vinegar is totally harmless and the alcohol evaporates quickly especially if you blow a fan directly on it. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I have had it for almost a year now and I still use it. The only thing I wish didn't happen was that there is a build up of residue in the drain and the filter gets clogged easily. It could be cause my Yorkie is small so the urine kind of sits in the drain instead of going down all the way. She uses it very well no matter where we put it in the house. We've had to move it 3 times and she is very smart. Doesn't have a smell unless you go over 6-7 days without cleaning. It does leak a little on the corners when you hold it like a brief case so I don't carry it like that until I'm about to pour it into the toilet. I have had it for almost a year now and I still use it. The only thing I wish didn't happen was that there is a build up of residue in the drain and the filter gets clogged easily. It could be cause my Yorkie is small so the urine kind of sits in the drain instead of going down all the way. She uses it very well no matter where we put it in the house. We've had to move it 3 times and she is very smart. Doesn't have a smell unless you go over 6-7 days without cleaning. It does leak a little on the corners when you hold it like a brief case so I don't carry it like that until I'm about to... » Read More I have had it for almost a year now and I still use it. The only thing I wish didn't happen was that there is a build up of residue in the drain and the filter gets clogged easily. It could be cause my Yorkie is small so the urine kind of sits in the drain instead of going down all the way. She uses it very well no matter where we put it in the house. We've had to move it 3 times and she is very smart. Doesn't have a smell unless you go over 6-7 days without cleaning. It does leak a little on the corners when you hold it like a brief case so I don't carry it like that until I'm about to pour it into the toilet. « Show Less
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easy... just tap your fingers on it, and if your dog is like ours, it always wants to lick your hand.. failing that they can smear it with peanut butter.. I still leave a bowl of water out which he prefers, but at least if he tips over the bowl, he knows he can still get water.
306116
I could never get my dogs to use it. Even after I put a paper towel with urine on the pad. I would imagine you would need to clean it each day so it won't smell.
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I have not noticed my dog tracking urine, however, my dog is small and I purchased the large pads. My dog also does not like to have her feet wet and will avoid puddles if at all possible.
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My dog will use her pad 2 times. After that she will refuse to step in pee. I change pad before work and after work. I have a 3lb chihuahua 1.5 yrs.
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From my experience yes, you just need to set three specific times throughout your day to take them outside so they know not to go inside. They will learn over time that the pee pee pads are only for emergency purposes. I've trained two adult dogs and currently training two pups. It takes lots of dedication, and if your having a hard time with dog not peeing on the pads just rub one of the pads with their pee every time and they'll sniff their way every time it never fails. Hope this helps, sorry if I went on a description tangent �
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From my experience yes, you just need to set three specific times throughout your day to take them outside so they know not to go inside. They will learn over time that the pee pee pads are only for emergency purposes. I've trained two adult dogs and currently training two pups. It takes lots of dedication, and if your having a hard time with dog not peeing on the pads just rub one of the pads with their pee every time and they'll sniff their way every time it never fails. Hope this helps, sorry if I went on a description tangent &#128515;
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We have a very old dog and she hardly ever pees anywhere except the Doggie Lawn. We never water it and it usually ends up wetter than when we put it down. We replace it once a week. After a week she starts turning it into mud from spinning so many circles on it. We live in Santa monica CA; very moderate weather here.
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I have a male Chihuahua that lifts his leg. This is still open on one side but I have had no issues with pee getting everywhere like it used to. The only issue I have now is that when he squats for number 2,he sometimes misses. His whole body is on the pad except for his butt which is hanging out in the open. :-)
437301
I have a seven year old chihuahua and I use two wee wee pads a day. I put them in the bathroom and he just automatically goes there.
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We have a Lhasa. It works great. Give them a treat every time they use the potty. The only problem we have is that our Lhasa is too smart and will now pretend he is using the potty just to get a treat! I guess a good problem to have. It really does work surprising better than other solutions we have tried. Also much more sanitary. Our dog is no longer tracking his urine around the house.
1004335
My dog Watson is not destructive. He just pees on it. He's just a little dog. Sorry I can't help.
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Oh, yes he can. Just make sure the belt is snug (velcrow tightly). This is because my dog still likes to squat to pee & not lift his leg. Hope this helps you decide.