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IMTRANCE 21 JUNE 2023

Copywriter PAWTY TRAINING TAILS: UNLEASH YOUR



DOG’S INDOOR TOILETING POWERS

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PuppyPad Let’s face it, we super duper love our furry friends! But potty
training can be really tricky. A puppy pad can be a lifesaver in
certain situations. Of course, we can easily take them outside to
do their thing. But there are certain circumstances like bad
weather or living in a bit of an unfriendly environment. Or
perhaps your adorable canine has a bit of a smell issue and
you'd rather keep them indoors. No matter the reason, a puppy
pad is a fantastic solution to ensure your dog can do their
business indoors without creating a mess.

Now, let’s dive into the process of teaching your dog to use a
puppy pad. It takes a little patience (or a lot for others) and some
handy skills, but don’t worry, I’ve got your back! Here’s what you
need to know:

1. Get the right potty pad

The first step is choosing the right potty pad. You want
something comfortable, easy to clean, absorbent, and big
enough to handle any "accidents" your pup might have. While
newspapers or towels can work in a pinch, they tend to be
messy and a hassle to clean up. That's why we recommend
checking out our selection of top-quality puppy pads at our
store. No matter the size of your baby, we’ve got different sizes,
absorbency levels, and even disposal options. Our pads will
make potty training a breeze and keep your home mess-free.
You name it, we’ve got it! Plus they come in amazingly cute
patterns, you’d want to collect them all.

2. Your dog’s potty schedule

It’s all about establishing routines and tapping into their natural
instincts. You’ve got to keep a keen eye on your furry friend and
get in tune with their potty schedule.
Now pay attention, because it’s a jolly important bit. Puppies
have their unique ways of doing things, like relieving themselves
after a good meal, a cozy nap, a refreshing drink, or even a
playful romp. So, after they do these activities, get ready to
scoop up your little mate and plonk them onto the designated
puppy pad to kickstart their elimination extravaganza.

Keep your wits about you, though! If you notice your pooch
getting all Sherlock Holmes and sniffing the ground like there’s
no tomorrow, that’s another tell-tale sign they’re in desperate
need of their potty area. Expect the bathroom breaks to happen
every couple hours, so be prepared to fulfill your duties as a
devoted pet parent. Cheers to that!

3. Teaching your pup to go on Wee Pads

Here’s some potty training brilliance! Take them out of their


crate, attach a leash, and guide them to the designated potty
area. Now here’s the fun part: introduce a fancy command or
cue to let them know it’s time to go.If they give a blank stare
initially, no worries. Just enclose the potty pad area with a pen
and release them once their mission is accomplished. This clever
tactic helps them associate the pad with their potty business.
Keep repeating this process and sooner than you can say
“biscuit,” your pup will march straight to the pad like a potty pro!

And here’s the top to seal the deal: reward your fur ball with
treats whenever they triumphantly use the puppy pad. Positive
reinforcement, my friends, works in their training adventure.
Show ‘em the love, show’ em the treats, and watch ‘em conquer
the potty training journey like the champions they are!

4. Be consistent please

Consistency, my dear chums, is the name of the game. Once


your little furrball has mastered the art of potty perfection on
that trusty pee pad, stick to the plan and make sure it’s there
every blooming time. This way, they’ll keep connecting the pad
with their fancy elimination rituals.

As your furry pal grows older and wiser, you can slowly shift the
pad to the great outdoors or even the loo! Before you know it,
you’ll be waving goodbye to that pad like a proper magician,
leaving no trace of potty pads in sight.
Remember to stick to the plan each and every time until you can
bid farewell to those potty pads. Then your furry friend can
shine like the true potty royalty they were born to be.

5. Patience is a virtue

Now let’s have a jolly good chat about the virtue of patience
when it comes to training our little four-legged rascals. Training
a pup is no walk in the park. Puppies don’t learn in a jiffy, so
expect a few oopsies along the way. Don’t lose your marbles,
though! Prepare yourself mentally and physically for the grand
training adventure. And remember, accidents happen, so clean
them up without any scolding. We’re all about love and
understanding. Stay patient. Trust me, it’ll be all worth it in the
end and you’ll be the proud owner of a well-trained pooch.

Faux paws: Avoid these mistakes

When training your furry mate, you’re bound to make a few


blunders. Keep a close eye on them during potty time, because
they might just sneak off the pad and unleash a surprise on the
floor. To prevent this, try using a pen to corral them in.

Dogs aren’t big fans of change, so let's not give them a rough
time by relocating the pad. Stick to your designated potty zone.

Another important tip: resist the temptation to let your pup turn
into a chew toy. They won’t learn much from that. Consistency is
our secret sauce, so nudge your pup away from any mischief.

Using a puppy pad is like having a magic trick up your sleeve for
potty training. It’s a paw-some option for when you can’t take
your dog out or want to keep things cozy indoors. Just
remember to be patient, kind, and understanding throughout
the process.

So, why wait?

Start potty training your adorable pup with a reliable puppy pad
today, and enjoy a clean and stress-free home!

If you need any help or have any questions, we’re here with
wagging tails to guide you and your furry baby on this wet-nose
journey.
Happy training! Let’s make potty time a howling success!

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