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Robert j Mcallen Posted on Feb 05, 2015
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How do I train a three year dog to use dog pads when nature calls her.

I placed pads where she has went to do her business. She has not used them. and I haven't scolded her for not using in time for need. the time for her accident was usually late at night while i am deep sleeping and she could not cry to me into taking her out. I am a deep sleeper.

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You have to get the pads with the pet scent on them. Most of the time pads dont work for potty training.

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