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Shell
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hlboyz
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Shell
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Ok, I like the price of the one you found, but did you see a price on the one I posted. I can't see one. 
I'm starting to think it looks like alot of work. lol
I just use shammy's for pee pads right now. |
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morag
Mistress of the Cunning Plan
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| I like the look of that as for the price click on buy now and it gives you the prices of what they sell with the option to hit buy on each one. |
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Shell
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I hit the buy it now and I get blank boxes. 
Round ball park figure?? Anyone?? lol |
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morag
Mistress of the Cunning Plan
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http://pottypark.com/purchase
For the starter pack extra grass is extra
Small $199 + shipping
medium $299 + shipping |
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Shell
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Ok, well that's that then. Shammy's for pee pad's in this house. lol
Thank you so much for checking for me Meg. It just wouldn't come up for me. xoxo |
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morag
Mistress of the Cunning Plan
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No probs hun the price is a bit steep I'd stick to potty pads or shammys as well  |
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Yu-jiemomma
Diva 'n' Da Puff Boyzzzz
Joined: 13 Dec 2006
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| yeah...that is a bit rough ..esp as their is no guarantee that they would use the darn thing ! |
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hlboyz
QueenLaQuintli
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| , I like the price of the one you found, |
Yeah, $28 vs $200! The reviews are okay on the site and one person even references buying it who already bought the other expensive one.... I think for that kind of money I would try it! My guys use the decks but a designated spot might not be such a bad idea... since it would be nice if they didn't whiz on the sliders every once in awhile  |
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Yu-jiemomma
Diva 'n' Da Puff Boyzzzz
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Location: Crestie love, Florida
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oooh yeah $28 is great!! I would try it for that for sure!  (just not $200) |
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1crestie
Show dog
Joined: 10 Jul 2008
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Location: California
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| I have the "Pet Loo" which looks exactly the same. I paid around $150.00 for it and I cannot get either dog to use it. I think it would be great to start a puppy with it, but my older dogs just won't do it. I had thought it would be great for rainy days and have tried it in the house, outside under the patio cover etc. They will not use it! The only thing I don't have is the pheramone spray...perhaps that's the ticket to success? |
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Shell
Top Dog!!!!
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Thank you for letting me know. I can see Rygel standing beside it and trying to aim for the grass and missing big time.
My friend was seriously thinking of getting one but I'm going to let her know that the dogs may not use it (they are older) and for the cost it may not be worth trying if they don't. Thank you again for the heads up. It does look like a great idea. xoxo |
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puffornot
Top Dog!!!!
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Location: oregon sweet oregon
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| You might try buying one of the synthetic grass door mats first and see if your dog will use that. My dogs love to pee on mats with zero training, hence no area rugs in my house. The same is true outside, if there is a door mat on the deck they will pee and poo on it, why use the deck or go down the stairs into the yard.... So, to try to give them a place to go that is not the doormat in front of the door, I bought them a synthetic grass mat. Some took to it straight away, others took a bit longer. But overall it is a success and I am going to go get another one. It would I think then be an easy transition for them to use the similar synthetic grass "pad" in this link indoors. |
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