American Kennel Club Scented Puppy Pads –Large Size – 30x26 Ultra Absorbent 6-Layer Pee Pads with Odor Control & Quick-Dry Gel – Fresh Scent – 50 Count (Fresh Scented, 22 x 22 - 50 Count)

American Kennel Club Scented Puppy Pads –Large Size – 30x26 Ultra Absorbent 6-Layer Pee Pads with Odor Control & Quick-Dry Gel – Fresh Scent – 50 Count (Fresh Scented, 22 x 22 - 50 Count)

• OVERSIZED FOR MORE COVERAGE - Choose from XXL (28x34") or XXL+ (28x44") for larger dogs or longer use. More surface area means fewer accidents and more flexibility for multi-dog homes.
• LEAK-PROOF DESIGN - Constructed with a tear-resistant top, moisture-locking core, and a waterproof backing—these pads deliver top-to-bottom protection you can rely on.
• SUPER ABSORBENT QUICK-DRY GEL - SAP technology instantly locks in liquid to keep floors dry and paws clean. Prevents tracking and provides peace of mind for busy pet owners.
• TRAINING MADE EASY - A 3-in-1 attractant is built into each pad to encourage your dog to go in the right spot—making housebreaking quicker and easier.
• FRESH SCENT & ODOR CONTROL - Infused with a clean, fresh scent and built with odor-neutralizing layers to help keep your home smelling fresh—no matter what.

Training Pads are ideal for puppies and dogs that stay indoors for long periods of time. What you should do; Unfold the training pad and place it in a confined area. (Blue plastic side down). It is important to place your puppy or dog on the training pad several times a day in order to get him used it. on the average, a puppy must relieve himself every few hours, based on his age (a 2 month old puppy every 2 hours, a 3 month old every hours etc). If your pet relieves himself somewhere other than the designated spot where the pad is placed, bring him back to the correct spot immediately. Keep in mind that your pet will have to relive himself shortly after a meal and will need to eliminate more frequently during the summer when his water intake is higher. The minute your dog begins to relieve himself on the pad, be sure to use cures like “go potty”. You should use this cue every time that your dog relives himself on the pad so that he associates the phrase with the action of elimination. Every time that your pet used the pad successfully, make sure that you give him a treat and lots of praise. Treating helps your dog to understand that he is doing what you want him to do. Always remember to dispose of soiled pads and replace them as needed. When your pet begins to relieve himself on the pads, on consistent basic, it is time to begin moving the pad closer to the door. Keep moving the pads closer to the door until they are actually outside. At this time, the training process will be complete.