he is house broken the question will he adapt to this inside potty patch
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It's a training issue. My 6 pound Maltipoo has learned that using it is superior to going out in the rain or in very wet grass.
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I have 3 dogs 1 female and 2 males, all 3 of my dogs adapted very nicely to it. I would work very long hours so for me to come home and not have a mess of the floor was truly a blessing. Although when I was home they wanted to go outside.i hope this helps you out.
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My son did the same thing for 1 day. I figured he was trying to pee like Dad by kind of standing over it. I told him we sit on this potty and that it makes messes if he does that. Later we trained him to stand at the big one like Dad since he showed interest by standing at his potty. Maybe that is what your son is trying to do? He might want to be a stander.
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He will be able to stand inside but will have difficulty to turn around. I would look for a larger sized kennel.
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If he is smart, it will not. If his paw or face goes over the light that opens it....it is open, and you are picking up garbage.
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It would, and probably through a hurricane. However, something like this might be more appropriate:Ultra Stop Non-Slip Indoor Rug Pad, Size: 4' x 6'
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How tall/old is your son? I need to replace our pack n play after months of use and until further notice we are living in an historical renovation- my son is 17 months old and smallish for his age. It's paramount that he is unable to get out.
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With a moist semi-soapy cloth. Just give him a sponge bath and let him dry naturally or in the dryer.
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Yes! Make sure you get the bubble unit that gives him plenty of space. You may have to do some chemical trickery to get him to go into it the first few times, but yes. He'll fit.
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I can't answer for having a boy but I will say when our daughter started potty training, she had to be seated pretty far back bc her stream didn't go down and had a problem peeing in the toilet. When we use the potette, I just pulled the disposable bag up a little to guard in case her stream went outside. She naturally does it on her own now whenever she uses it even though it's no longer an issue. Our son should start training in the upcoming months and confident that it will work just fine. It was recommended by a friend who used it for her son and she loved it. Hope that helps and good luck! I can't answer for having a boy but I will say when our daughter started potty training, she had to be seated pretty far back bc her stream didn't go down and had a problem peeing in the toilet. When we use the potette, I just pulled the disposable bag up a little to guard in case her stream went outside. She naturally does it on her own now whenever she uses it even though it's no longer an issue. Our son should start training in the upcoming months and confident that it will work just fine. It was recommended by a friend who used it for her son and she loved it. Hope that helps and good... » Read More I can't answer for having a boy but I will say when our daughter started potty training, she had to be seated pretty far back bc her stream didn't go down and had a problem peeing in the toilet. When we use the potette, I just pulled the disposable bag up a little to guard in case her stream went outside. She naturally does it on her own now whenever she uses it even though it's no longer an issue. Our son should start training in the upcoming months and confident that it will work just fine. It was recommended by a friend who used it for her son and she loved it. Hope that helps and good luck! « Show Less
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No not at 13lbs. If a little small just place a relieving blanket under his bum
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I think he would not be comfortable on the steps as they are not that deep. Not like real stairs. Better off with a ramp.
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He will if he claws at it before laying down, but the fabric is tough and it will take a long time. You can get replacement covers if the frame is still in good shape when the holes in the fabric get too big. For a bed that is outside, check the bolts periodically and clean them if necessary so that you can take it apart when it is time to change the fabric.
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It probably depends on how big he is. You have to propel it with your legs, so if he is really tall he may outgrow it quickly. Although this would be good for indoors for bad weather days
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They way my son is "designed" the potty hole is not big enough for his parts to fit in and contain the urine. I have to help him aim down. My husband finds it annoying, but I like all of the other features so much, it doesn't bother me. If it were our everyday, regular potty it would be annoying. My son is 2 1/2 and 30 lbs for a reference.
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They go inside the diaper cover. They catch the pee and poop, so technically you can keep using the same cover, and just change the cloth.
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Not really. There is a removal foot floor and only one door opens. You can push him around like a stroller.
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Maybe - if he's a small dog. Don't forget the absorbant insert. Maybe try a disposable diaper first - if that works, then the cloth diaper probably will too. Good luck!