Will this Pad holder fit in a potty training kennel & can I replace the existing kennel 'tray' with this one so my yorkie doesn't keep moving the pad?
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This works fine for mine Japanes Spitz puppy. But as they grow older they started to scretch on the paper in it to remove it.
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That would depend upon the size of your kennel.. I've got one in half of my kennel and pups bed on the other half,makes potty pad training a breeze. However if your pup digs at all the pad will move on this holder..the holder is good to protect your flooring thou.
1315776
I don't know about fitting in your kennel. You would need to measure. As for moving the pad, my dachshund can rip the filling from the plastic in 5 seconds. I had to return it.
1315777
They have two different sizes of this holder. Look at the measurements of this and the measurements of the crate area. Kennels are various sizes. It works great! My puppy likes to try to dig a little before he goes and this holds it in place and doesnt lift at all.
286720
Did you slide it into the side rails? I didn't realize there are two slots; one for the metal bottom then one for the plastic tray to go underneath. If that doesn't work I would send it back and ask for a new one. If you don't want to wait they sell them at petsmart. Best of luck!
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I really don't know about covering a diaper with the Simple Solution. But I have a 9 pound Yorkie and have a small size that fits her. I put a Kotex pad inside the cover up and it seems to work.
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We used half a Depends pad inside ours. Probably best to have a second one on hand. Might wait till you see if it works for you and your dog.
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My 2 morkies have not been able to shred the pad in this holder . we have had it now several months...the last two holders didnt stop them from making a mess of the pad before I even left the house. I believe the reason is that this one actually locks the pad in by sliding into groove and locking down on little round knubs....please note it is not small enough to put in a large crate.
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I have to say "no." This playpen is designed for small breed puppies/dogs. There is plenty of room for a small breed puppy/dog but a larger puppy/dog would have a hard time fitting through the door. A large puppy/dog would destroy this playpen in no time flat. A large puppy/dog would probably flip this over; and the mesh top would not keep the dog in the playpen. I have a small Yorkie and this playpen is just perfect for her (with plenty of room to sleep and play).
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I don't know about that brand, sorry. BUT when we get pads that are a bit big we just tuck them under and inch or so and it works fine. I love the holder. It's sturdy and easy to use. I've used 3 types of pads so far and all have needed to be tucked under on one side.
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My pups are 17.5 and 10.5 pounds sometimes they both are in it at same time .....i think it would be fine. My pups are girls. They have never pulled the pee pad out of this holder. All other holders the shredded the pad. We tried others before we gave this one a try.....took a little encouragement at first but they both use it .
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It comes with a small (thin not tiny) pad in it that will work, but we also added just a standard size changing pad to the holder and it fit fine.
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Amazon sells good ones. I get a little larger pad so it is larger than the holder since my puppy can pull it up if it doesn't hang over some. Love the pad holder
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I live in Missouri and have a teacup Yorkie. She doesn't like to go outside when the temperature drops below 45 degrees. So I have her trained for both outside and inside. She was trained on the Neat and Dry Potty pads, regular size. Then I saw this Indoor grass pad! I bought it for her & she loves it! I use the Neat and Dry pads in the lining of the tray and they fit Perfectly! No mess Solution! I was the Grass pad when needed using Palmolive Dish Soap in the bathtub! It gets all the urine and smell out! Then I rinse the tub with bleach and water after line drying. Badabing Badaboom!
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Hi Kari, I don't have mine anymore,my puppy is a year old. But, I can say that the pads fit into the tray very nicely..Hope this is helpful to you,Judith
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Mine did not come with a pad, wish it had. I did put a small towel down, because my yorkie puppy sliding.
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I purchased a plastic training pad holder to hold this size pad. The pad is held down by the holder which also protects the floor from near misses. The pad is light, and the backing on the pad is a light plastic, so, I would think it could be moved by airflow directly in it's path.
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No, it is not the same product (of which I have two and was trying to find). The product you are looking at is foam and completely solid with a removable cover (actually two covers were sent). I have the newer steps on a wooden floor and it slips a bit when my Yorkies use it (perhaps a non-slip pad underneath would solve this problem). However, even my 3.8 pound Yorkie is able to use it to get up to the bed. I hope this is helpful.
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For a larger dog you might want two with the plastic connector as it would give the dog more room to sniff and circle. I also cut a piece of vinyl flooring (from Home Depot) larger than the plastic trays for those times they only get their front feet on the pad because I have stone tiles in the potty area.
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Yes mine pups are now 8 months old and the still use theirs have two morkies...both female one 10 lbs and other 13.5 lbs....this has worked great and they have not yet been able to get the pad out of this holder.....