I have a 5 lb dog and want to give him more space to potty on the pad. Would this be a good product for this particular need? Thanks!
508560
As long as he isn't one that walks around while doing #2. My little one won't hold still so every once in a while there's a drop on the floor where he walks off the pad. But other than that, this product will work out fine for a 5 lb dog.
508561
This works great I actually have 2. I have a ten pound puppy so i wanted her to have extra snifffing space. They work hold the puppy pad in place really good.
508562
Yes! My dog is 12 lbs and he uses it for when I'm not home to take him out.
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.
1887063
Yes I would think that would work. We have two of them and take one for the camper. We have two small dogs and sometimes they think they are on the potty with their front legs only! Needless to say there are some misses. We have gotten into the habit of placing a pee pad just in front to catch any mishaps. Hope this helps. Good luck.
1450804
This product won't be helpful for your situation, it is merely a belly wrap. There is a disposable doggie diaper that has a hole to thread their tail, that may work. Good Luck.
1889173
i believe there are two sizes. I got the small one for my dog who will eventually weigh 15 pounds. Not sure if the big one will work for you or not. I love this product. it is fairly inexpensive so worth a try. I put newspapers between the pad and the plastic to absorb more urine. it works really well.
1446119
Yes. If your dog is already use to using the pads. Anyways I would put a soiled pad on top of the tray.
136410
This model may be a little small for a dog that size. It should be able to contain his urine, but small for the dog to stand on. A larger size if available would work.
1627657
Oh yes, it works real well. We currently have two small older dogs that spend a lot of their time (with their beds) on top of this pad.
1388550
My pup has grown to 15 lbs now and I feel like its a bit small for him. What happens is a lot of times he'll lift his left and ends up aiming off the pad, or only his front paws are on the pad and his behind ends up off the pad. I guess it all depends on what size wee wee pads you use.
2121165
I have a 4 lb petite yorkie....girls are different...they squat...how big is your dog...maybe u need to just get the bigger pads and lay 2 out on floor without the holder or do they sell bigger holders for male dogs for the spray factor sorry I can't help...good luck
1828948
Yes it would work. The pad is large and would go in pants ok but it might be overprotection as a smaller pad might work also for a firm stool and be lest expensive. These pads are quite large and cover the whole seat just like an adult diaper would.
1684140
Yes, it is very good for small dogs, my dog is now 16 pounds and he is a very hyper dog... he manages to move it when he wants to get out so if your dog likes to jump a lot this will not hold as much, but overall it keeps him in there. He is a chewer too but has not been able to rip anything apart, also the bottom is washable so that's helpful but I don't really use it. Hope this helped!
174419
Yes, I found the product holds the pads in place nicely. I have an older dog so she is not to destructive when it comes to the pads. I can acutally just lay several pads over the grate at one time and remove one at a time as she uses them.
1003934
This Pawz Away is specifically designed for that. I have two that are each in places I want to keep my dog out and they work. Note that the barrier area is not as wide as they demonstrate.
1308844
I would definitely think so. I bought this for my pug puppy (who is roughly similar size to a Cairn) for the exact same reason as you and it has been absolutely perfect-- much larger than her crate and enough room for a bed, food and water bowl, wee wee pads and room to walk around/play. I usually line the bottom with wee wee pads. This comes up to about my waist when I'm standing, maybe a little higher. My dog is a big biter/scratcher, but she hasn't been able to claw her way out of this. This has been incredibly helpful while we are at work, and she really likes it. Best part is it is easy to set up and folds completely flat for travel/storage. I would recommend it.
1309719
I would say yes, I put my 5 pound pomeranian on it and he does just fine--the hardware may be a bit large for him, depending on his collar--you may want to change the connector.
13460
Yes, unless it leaks thru the space between the bottom liner which attaches to the sides with velcro. I put a puupy pad in there just in case but my puppy, only once, went on the pad.