We offer free training support to those with stubborn fur babies. We understand that sometimes a dog may be used to a certain routine and training them to go in a new spot may be difficult. This is especially challenging if a dog has been told their
This is completely new to them. They’ve learned their entire life NOT to go potty inside! So getting the go ahead from you with some positive reinforcement will help! Make sure you’re associating the DoggieLawn with potty time! Whether that means usi
Years of association has lead your dog to believe going potty in the house is a big “no-no,” so it’s confusing to them why you're suddenly letting them use the bathroom in the house. But do not worry there is a solution, watch our helpful training v
Dogs like to do their business on real grass. It’s that simple. They like the smell and feel of it because it’s natural! Once they are hooked and you’ll love the ease and simplicity of the system. Like all new routines, it does take some time, patie
Is your pup having trouble transitioning from Artificial Grass or Pee Pads to the DoggieLawn? There are some great tips and tricks that we can recommend in our training video. Every dog is different, remember that patience is key and you will find su
Marking The Unit Can Accelerate The Training Process:Dogs strongly “defend” their territory when they smell another dog on the grass. They will eradicate the other dog’s scent by peeing (marking) over the same spot. Making the unit smell like another
It’s likely that it’s time to replace the grass. Often, when the dog starts to go on the side of the grass, it means it’s time to get a new one. It may be too smelly with their own odor. But that’s a good sign because that means they’re definitely us
For those playful pups, the grass is a new novelty that gets their curiosity going, which sometimes results in digging and chewing. We suggest that you supervise your dog when using the DoggieLawn to continually reinforce positive behavior AND imm
Since they’re unfamiliar with the DoggieLawn, they’re thinking to themselves, “Oh, a new cushy place to lay down on. Cool!” Dogs want to mark their territory! You may need to put some pee on the DoggieLawn to remind them what it's really there for. A
Your best friend can’t make it on time! Their bladder may be too small to hold it for very long! Whether it’s the over excitement of play time or they were in the crate for longer than expected, make sure the DoggieLawn is in a spot where it’s easy t
It’s likely your pup is attracted to the odor from previous markings. To keep your dog from defecating in other parts of your house, do a thorough scrub-down with a cleaner that includes theingredients “Bio Enzymatic” or “Nature’s Enzymes.” These ing
If the grass becomes too moist they may become discouraged. There are two factors at play here - too much water or too much pee. We recommend not watering your lawn because most dogs dislike walking on wet grass. Also, your dog’s urine will yellow th