I bought two of these dog training pad holders for my two Pomeranians about a year ago and they’re probably the best investment that I’ve made for them so far.  Before, I had training pads all over the place and the youngest one would drag them around the house if I didn’t watch him carefully.

Since I bought these, though, I don’t have to worry about him doing that because this tray clamps down the training pad and makes it difficult for him to pull it up.  If you leave the house for 6 hours, though, don’t expect to come home and the pad still be perfectly neat on the tray, however.  It’s not made for extended absences.

What it is made for is pet owners that either want to or have to let their dogs do their business indoors and want a reasonably neat, designated area for them to do it.  Quite honestly, it just looks better than having dirty pee pads lying around the house.  Training pads also give dogs that have no way to get outside an acceptable place to do their business inside.  Even if your dogs are trained to pee and poop outside, you can’t expect the floor to be clean if you leave them at home for 6 hours by themselves.  Give them an acceptable location to do their business and you’ll be a lot happier than if you hadn’t.  Dog training pad holders are something that I, as a dog owner, can’t live without now.

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