MEEXPAWS Dog Grass Pee Pads for Dogs with Tray | Large 34×23 in | 2× Dog Artificial Grass Pads Replacement| Rapid Drainage | Indoor Litter Box | Hemmed Edge

WE were able to potty our Yorkie. But source of potty training for a puppy,

Perfect size for indoor use. Introduced my little one to it, now just need to train her on how to use it. Everything you need to get started. Great quality for the price

It's the perfect size for our two Boston Terriers who are having a difficult time adjusting to no dog door after we moved. They are beginning to use it. It fits perfect under the eaves of our new house, and is easy to clean.

It's important to note the body of the tub does not hold down the sod, as it's only sitting on the raised honeycomb pads. With that said, after installing into the pin, all 8 pups headed straight to the attractive edges of the sod that were slightly angled up due to packaging. The second picture is the first piece of sod after 8 hours. I decided to attempt to eliminate this by taking a spare piece of ABS plastic (this stuff is sold everywhere) and cut it to the exact size of the top of the tub. I then cut out a rectangle so it to still be accessible by measuring inward 5" in each direction. This created a lip over the edges of the tub, which will hopefully keep the grass down. After this, I had to make it solid but removable. I decided to take a router and cut small strips parallel to the tub top (1/2" diameter) and secured it with screws. This design took about and hour to complete, but for me was a necessary step for it to last.

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Piece of junk. Followed instructions on how to put together. My puppy has pee’d on this grass pad only “two” times and it smells terribly now. The pee is “suppose” to go through the holes onto the disposable pee pad but evidently is saturating the artificial grass. Not worth keeping and not worth the price. Requested a refund

My chihuahua has been litterbox trained since she was a puppy. When it's nice out she goes outside but still uses the "box" at night or when we are not home. She always has access to it. She is now 14 and has taken to eating the litter as well as dirt! We do not have cats so there isn't any cat poop to eat. This problem arises just like licking their paws. It could be allergies(haven't changed her food), boredom or senility. Besides eating the litter I am also tired of it tracking through my house. I removed the litter box, moped and cleaned the area well and set out the grass. I did this in the morning. I told her about it all day and she looked at it every time. Before we went to bed that night she used it! Pooping on it took a few days and a not so accidental poop on the coach, but she did it at night when she had to go. We are patient because she is old. The set comes with an extra grass which is very helpful. I bought other pads at the store. I knew going into this that finding small pads was probably not going to happen but I just folded the sides and that made them 13" with extra sticking out on the ends. She doesn't care and pees on the grass. I just pick up the poop with a baggy and if it's messy I bring to the basement to clean in the sink. I change the pad almost everyday. I bring the trash over to it to make it easier. I kept the litter box to transport everything when it all needs to be washed. The pad it comes with doesn't soak anything up! The pack I bought works great, no leaking when I lift up to remove. Still work involved and you will eventually find a routine that works for you the more you use it. For me it is amazing she can no longer eat the litter and it is not all over my house.

It takes some practice and training but that goes with anything you teach a new pup to do. It took me about a month We got it when our little chi was about 3 months old and about a pound and a half. She’s not expected to get over 5-6 lbs so I’m hopeful we can use it for a long time. She had been used to peeing on a regular pad so at first I put the pad in the hard plastic container and she used it. Then I put the grass in and sprayed it with a “go here” product and it worked like a charm. She uses it in the bathroom and when she goes in there with me (and they all do!) she also goes potty because I use the word “peepee” so she understands what that is now. I put the extra grass pad with a pee pad under it outside on the porch for when she’s sunbathing and hanging out and I’ve never found a pee spot on the porch. I really need about three more to put in various places. She also prefers to poop on the grass than the floor, so yay! Much praise is given for whatever she does on the grass. This is a very helpful product to use with a small dog that can’t go outside alone. Just consider the size of your puppy when buying, as the size I got IS for small dogs.